Bruise Brothers
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But he said it after his post saying he was decommitting from Cincinnati...so could still happen. Just no decision.
demoncore1031
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Agreed. Rivals showed him as committed to ISU one day then back to Cincy the next day. Maybe that's why he posted that. We are definitely still in the mix though.
Feel like he is a Cyclone lean, maybe waiting to see if there are any other commits or changes to what he has heard
demoncore1031
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Kinda seems like Cincy is still in a slight lead and that he is seeing what other schools might throw him an offer. I would be surprised if we land him especially with all the DBs we have landed already.
Seeing how HS kids like to do the opposite of everything. Go on Twitter and say a source in the Cindy AD told you he was for sure going to Cindy.
http://www.hudl.com/athlete/2832292/tymar-sutton
http://www.hudl.com/athlete/2146572/chase-pine
JFC these guys are really physical
http://www.hudl.com/athlete/2146572/chase-pine
JFC these guys are really physical
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Payboard told me much more than that, but those details won't get posted here
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Hadn't thought of that. I'll be sure to bring it up.
Honestly I probably have toed the line a few times the last couple of days by hinting at things people pay for, but it's a very exciting time for Cyclone Football and it's hard not to talk about it here. I just try to acknowledge that very little of it comes from me and my very unreliable sources (no typo) that i still have at ISU.
To say that I'd be pleased to get these two would be an understatement.
To be honest, once CMC signed those five JC players and got them in the house for next season, he started laying the foundation for the future of ISU football, rather than the present. Sutton and Pine could be very large pieces.
To be honest, once CMC signed those five JC players and got them in the house for next season, he started laying the foundation for the future of ISU football, rather than the present. Sutton and Pine could be very large pieces.
