Jameis on FSU

[mach3ucf]

Seriously why not just shovel the program?

Went to Michigan, and said "These guys don't know how blessed they are to have this kind of facility. I mean, Florida State, we're a very prestigious school, we have nice stuff, but we don't have this. I'm sorry, I love Florida State. Go 'Noles till the day I die, but they're so much [more] advanced than us."
Wishes he could have played for Harbaugh, not gonna sit well for FSU fans i think.

That's going to Help FSU on Recruiting trail..... UCF>FSU Facilities!!

 

[Randyred]

It's actually not as bad as many try to make it seem.

Winston reiterated those thoughts, and lamented about the fact that he won't get to throw for Harbaugh as his coach someday.

"It was a blessing to meet a guy like that," Winston said. "I made a reference to him when he played in Indianapolis in 1995 he had a great year. It was an honor to meet him and learn about his accomplishments and the coach he is. I wish I could have played for him."

The context you put it up in is totally not how he was saying it. See above. He is saying he wished he could play for him in the NFL.

Bryce Petty said pretty much the same that the facilities were the best. He worded it a little better though.:



Petty, who played at Baylor, says he's seen some strong facilities but nothing like what he saw in Ann Arbor.

"This is bar none the best I've seen," Petty said. "We've got great ones in Waco; I love what I had at Baylor but it's cool to go around and see other places, but this is easily one of the best I've seen."

 

[coffeyucf]

Didn't hurt FSU recruiting this year.

 

[HammerB08]

The feels like temperature is currently -22 and Michigan has never been known to produce decent looking women. No facilities can put lipstick on that pig. Harbaugh is the only real advantage Michigan has in recruiting in modern college football. Getting him was a massive coup for a dwindling 20th Century program.

 

[firm_bizzle]

What kind of facilities do they have? Geez!

 

[noleknight]

Originally posted by mach3ucf:
Seriously why not just shovel the program?

Went to Michigan, and said "These guys don't know how blessed they are to have this kind of facility. I mean, Florida State, we're a very prestigious school, we have nice stuff, but we don't have this. I'm sorry, I love Florida State. Go 'Noles till the day I die, but they're so much [more] advanced than us."
Wishes he could have played for Harbaugh, not gonna sit well for FSU fans i think.

That's going to Help FSU on Recruiting trail..... UCF>FSU Facilities!!

I don't think FSU has any problems with facilities or recruiting considering they not only have a great indoor practice facility, but they're about to do a 65 million dollar renovation to Doak.

You may want to look at FSU's recruiting class this past year as well as 2016s initial rankings.

 

[Poolside Knight]

Originally posted by HammerB08:
The feels like temperature is currently -22 and Michigan has never been known to produce decent looking women. No facilities can put lipstick on that pig. Harbaugh is the only real advantage Michigan has in recruiting in modern college football. Getting him was a massive coup for a dwindling 20th Century program.
Michigan can't compete with what is walking around at Potbelly's on a Thursday or Friday night. Jameis of all people knows this

. Jimbo has no issues recruiting Top 5 classes every year at FSU.