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7 hours ago, clarkwgriswold said:

 

If he'd just have accepted that offer from Lenoir-Rhyne back in the day...

I feel bad for the young man because it seems some coach or coach's have not been forthcoming with the boys abilities.

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Lol this kid has been around the block. He is not a starter he might be a career back up. Better for the zips. Let him leave, I don’t know the new rules by the Ncaa but I’m sure he has to go D2 or something now 

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On 4/21/2021 at 11:31 PM, Zipmeister said:

 

Yes, that's it - it's the coaches fault.

Guidance young man !! Lack of it !! Its what all you youngins lack. Thats why the world is the way it is today.

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9 hours ago, John Ward said:

Guidance young man !! Lack of it !! Its what all you youngins lack. Thats why the world is the way it is today.

Umm, just a little FYI, @Zipmeister is a faaaaaaaar shot from a "youngin". 😉

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9 hours ago, John Ward said:

Guidance young man !! Lack of it !! Its what all you youngins lack. Thats why the world is the way it is today.

 

I'd say kids more often lack discipline, not guidance from coaches.  Certainly, many of them lack guidance from a strong male parental figure in their youth and that contributes to a lack of discipline, but the coaches may actually be the first guidance they've ever really had.

 

I'm not clear on your original statement.  I'm not sure if you think coaches didn't give him the guidance to be successful or whether you think coaches weren't honest with the kid as to the level of his talent.

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5 hours ago, LZIp said:

A lot of talk about a walk on who never played a snap for us....

Sometimes it aint about the play its the principal . I don't believe the coaches or just a coach at any of the schools this young man attended were forth-rite about his abilities.

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16 minutes ago, John Ward said:

Sometimes it aint about the play its the principal . I don't believe the coaches or just a coach at any of the schools this young man attended were forth-rite about his abilities.

 

Well. he was a walk on.  Not like they misled him with a scholarship.

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29 minutes ago, John Ward said:

Sometimes it aint about the play its the principal . I don't believe the coaches or just a coach at any of the schools this young man attended were forth-rite about his abilities.

The kid can take some blame, young man! 4 schools - they all led him wrong?

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55 minutes ago, zippy5 said:

The kid can take some blame, young man! 4 schools - they all led him wrong?

I agree, education first, work through adversity instead of leaving, i understand kids moving but at some point enough is enough, just my opinion 

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It’s more of probably his parents I researched this kid he was at Maryland when all that DJ Durkin stuff happened. Went juco then Lafayette now is then now in the portal. Maybe his parents are telling him he is better. He was a walk-on that didn’t play and wasn’t gonna play. 

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7 hours ago, John Ward said:

Sometimes it aint about the play its the principal . I don't believe the coaches or just a coach at any of the schools this young man attended were forth-rite about his abilities.

 

Or maybe, once they saw him in person, they were.

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How about the kid transferred to Akron when the roster was a little thin.  Kato having surgery on his shoulder, Gibson and Marousek were Freshman, TJ was a sophomore that hadn't played.  So the thought being come here and compete.   Now with DJ Irons and Janokowski here he was buried on the depth chart.  With the availability of the transfer portal and no path to play here at Akron it's probably in his best interest to go FCS.  (Which is probably where he should have gone out of HS).  Good luck to him and his journey.

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Coach Oscar Rodriguez @CoachZoneEyes is quite active.

Coach Tommy Zagorski @AkronCoachZ

Coach Devin Jordan @CoachJordan82

Coach Deonte Gibson @Coach_DGibson

 

...are all pretty active on twitter.  Especially Coaches Rodriguez & Z.  (But a lot of it is family stuff & not necessarily related to Zips football.)

 

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yeah I personally feel like this staff is quite active, at least compared to the prior. Arth isn't a social media guy, but the others seem to be for the most part.

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