Gatorbull325

1. I think we can do better. 2. From a PR perspective it shows the world that our players are P5 worthy. 3. I look forward to who ends up replacing them. If I like a player then I'll root for him at his next destination. Growing up in Miami and going to UF, I was in the same social circle as a lot of the athletes. I've had friends who blew their opportunities on the FB team, friends who was going to free agent camps. I have a buddy that went from barely staying on an NFL roster to becoming a general manager for an NFL team. These players are real people. They all have different stories behind the scenes.

With the money they made, they were happy with their decision and supported their FRIENDS who stayed on the team. I think they even went to the bowl game. 1 just signed an NFL contract, the other has an opportunity to have a better year. Some of ya'll have too much bitterness in ya heart

No Im just one who is grateful for his contributions and moving on. Having bitterness is pointless and a waste of energy. When our players transfers to P5 schools it simply lets the world know we have quality players. Also I felt we can do better than him. He was just unable to get sacks. So Im happy Pettus who I think is waaaaay better will get his snaps. Hell I felt Jonathan Ross should have started over him last year. Glass half full my friend.

You mean his FIRST game back from a SEASON ENDING INJURY?

He did not get beat a lot. I barely remember him giving up any sacks. Plus this year he came back from an injury. Hands down one of our best tackles.

Is he sporting a mullet? lol

I mean if your chances to make the NFL are slim, then get your money your last year of football. .

Ya boy found a P5 home. I'm actually happy for him.

I mean he is good, buuuuut lets be real, he isnt really getting sacks. I mean Jonathan Ross came from the FCS Bowie State and got more sacks and TFLs than him coming off the bench. Im good.

After disappointed one of the best if not the best CB ever, I question his level of confidence. I feel he comes to USF and DVD helps him develop with less pressure than living up to 5 stars at a P5. USF is a more lowkey move which I feel is probably what he prefers after playing for a team that has a spotlight on it 24/7 and a future hall of famer cb in Travis Hunter to make him feel even smaller lol They say Travis Hunter dominates all of the practices and never gets tired.

Not everybody wants to play for a parent or uncle. Its not for the faint of heart People will always question if you earned it or is it favoritism.