June loses a recruit

[CalallenStang]

Also posted this on the recruiting board, but since this board gets more traffic:

Brandon Helwig
‏@UCFSports
UCF is taking a QB in this class: Tyler Harris (@T8HARRIS), who had been committed to SMU, recently flipped to the Knights.

[GiddyUp]

Wow

[sbsmith]

Well that was totally expected. Loosens up our QB logjam, of course we had to lose the one that actually had FBS offers and to a conference opponent no less.

[Cougar King]

Wow

[East Coast Mustang]

I saw he had unofficially visited there a few weeks ago, not that big of a surprise.

[CoxMustangFan]

I guess metro commuter schools are the in thing?

[LHS81]

Too high profile recruit for June & his staff

[Stallion]

I'm sure we will soon be told by "inside sources" that SMU's coaching staff "cooled" on him.

[Cougar King]

I guess metro commuter schools are the in thing?

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Tough choice.

[CoxMustangFan]

I'm sorry CK, you're right. I was thinking this whole college "scam" was about getting a college education. How dare you want a top education that you can use for 40 years of your life when you can have 40,000 7-11 workers screaming for you while on lunch break. I agree, not a tough choice.

[East Coast Mustang]

Yeah, if football doesn't work out for him professionally, he really made a poor choice in terms of earning power and alumni connections of a UCF diploma vs. an SMU diploma

[mrydel]

The WDNWHA Committee does not take a day off.

[blackoutpony]

Yeah, if football doesn't work out for him professionally, he really made a poor choice in terms of earning power and alumni connections of a UCF diploma vs. an SMU diploma

When are you guys going to realize that for the majority of kids, this isn't something that's a top priority

[East Coast Mustang]

Yeah, if football doesn't work out for him professionally, he really made a poor choice in terms of earning power and alumni connections of a UCF diploma vs. an SMU diploma

When are you guys going to realize that for the majority of kids, this isn't something that's a top priority

I dont disagree....many 18 year old kids arent thinking about their professional futures when they're being recruited

[sbsmith]

Yeah, if football doesn't work out for him professionally, he really made a poor choice in terms of earning power and alumni connections of a UCF diploma vs. an SMU diploma

Wait you mean a degree in Sports and Fitness from Directional U isn't the gateway to career prosperity?