=>The weird saga Amos story:
Commits to WKU.
Decommits to WKU.
Signs with S. Carolina.
Enters portal.
Transfers to Miami.
Enters portal.
Commits to Miss. St.
Decommits to Miss St.
Commit to Coach Prime at Colorado.
Decommits to Coach Prime.
Commits to Ole Miss.
Enters portal.
Wonder if has ever had a long relationship with a woman?
Him and Av coming back to Miami? lol
Amos wasn’t third string. He was about 5th or 6th on their RB usage.
Wow
That being said he only played in about 4-5 games as he saw the writing on the wall and told the team he was going to redshirt. My guess is he looks to go back to a mid major given the comments he made about the SEC defenses.
I wonder if he’d be welcome back in Oxford. Seems like he could be an asset as he knows the system. Maybe too much history though…
9 carries to be exact
I doubt he will be back.
Downing looks promising as does the frosh we have. Gonna miss Keyon. Just started to scratch his potential. Is Brunson back? That guy could also be sweet.
We have Ringer and two other true frosh RB plus Kenny Tracy, and Downing and Brunson if they return. I wish Amos the best on his multi college
Tour.
Four school in what, five years? Ridiculous…just ridiculous. How close you think he is to a real degree? Bet he’s maybe halfway into his junior year. Any bets? This kind of crap takes the “student” out of “student athlete”!
Does Mozee have another year or no?
=>I don’t know if he burned any bridges when he left, but if he didn’t I would be happy to have Amos back.
He didn’t have the speed at SC and still doesn’t at Ole Miss. plenty though for the MAC
4 schools in 5 years? Nope. It will be 5 schools in about 13 months depending on when he “commits” to his next school. Such a weird era we are in.
“Dwain Williams slept here”
“Dwain Williams considered sleeping here.”
I knew Dwain Williams would make a showing in this thread!
=>Dwain Williams was ahead of his time.
He’s nowhere close to a degree, not that it means anything. Thankfully, individual schools are under no obligation to accept transfer credits.