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3/27/2022 11:22 am  #1


Agude chooses Miami over Oregon

I am surprised but not surprised by this decision...

Surprised he would move across the country vs staying at home(he is from California).

Not surprised he chose a program with a much more experienced head coach.

Surprised he chose a head coach with a background from the offensive side of the ball over a defensive oriented head coach.

Not surprised he wants to broaden his playing experience in a different conference.

Surprised he chose a program with lower quality facilities.

https://theathletic.com/news/miami-lands-commitment-from-former-ucla-defensive-end-mitchell-agude/l3K4Z67d3MGr/

Last edited by DucksReign (3/27/2022 11:25 am)

 

3/28/2022 1:01 pm  #2


Re: Agude chooses Miami over Oregon

Took a play out of the Jaelan Phillips book.  UCLA to UM, more national exposure and more likely to be drafted in a higher round.  UCLA basically cleaned house of their defensive coaches, so this guy starts with a fresh set of coaches regardless of team.

 

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