FSU recruiting will likely catch a wave of momentum soon with several blue chip players in play for the ‘Noles. Miami fans try to troll FSU recruiting ace Tim Brewster.
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FSU recruiting has been beating Miami off the field just as long as they’ve beaten them on the field. In fact, that’s how the cycle goes as the team with the better players usually wins.
The fact that a ton of those kids FSU has had on its roster came from right out of Miami’s backyard probably makes the hurt a bit more unbearable.
It’s so bad Miami fans can’t stand it when FSU recruiting ace Tim Brewster lets everyone know he’s in their backyard scooping up talent.
Check it:
The fence not workin.....they may need a wall!! 😂
— Tim Brewster (@TimBrewster) April 19, 2017
Brewster is talking about the imaginary fence former Miami coach Howard Schnellenberger mapped out to attract local talent which helped the Canes become a major player in college football.
Check out how Miami fans reacted to Brewster’s tweet:
Who did they want that you got? No one? OK that's what I thought lol... Richt getting WHO HE WANTS
— Mario Boys (@JL_hope) April 20, 2017
Brewster implied the same BS when he thought he'd get Donaldson. 😂
— dorian. (@888dorian) April 20, 2017
😂😂😂😂😂😂 somebody scared! 🙌🏿💯🤐 #Storm18
— SoulTrutha (@sgt_cane) April 20, 2017
U see what's happening...and U R SCARED!!!!!!!!!
— SeldomSeenNeverHeard (@tmcki6948) April 20, 2017
We dont need no fence. The beasts are staying home. You had your chance to catch them 5!!!!!!🤣🤣🤣#STORM18#RAIN#DANCE #NOT#WORKING#ANYMORE🤣🤣🤣
— 863KANE (@FLAeagle777) April 20, 2017
Didn't you say that you were going to get the best player in dade last year after Donaldson visited that little girl school up North?😂😂😂😂
— Makandal 🇭🇹🇺🇲 (@nedco67) April 20, 2017
We dont need a fence we welcome anyone into our city with open arms that dont mean you coming out with nothing plus we need your tax dollars
— R.L.S (@cane248) April 20, 2017
Thoughts
Miami does have the No. 1 recruiting class for 2018 currently with 16 commitments with 15 of them coming from the state of Florida. Impressively, six of them hail from Miami, Florida.
Mark Richt has done a better recruiting job than the previous regime, but this upcoming season will be pivotal for the Canes.
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The players will not buy what Richt is selling if Miami doesn’t beat FSU or win the ACC Coastal division this season. Meanwhile, FSU is one of a handful of teams expected to compete for a National Title in 2017.