Update on Cade Fennigan

[TheReal_jayD]

 

[El Paso Eagle]

See, he was only 100% committed to UNT, but he's 110% committed to BSU

[Salsa_Verde]

[jtm0097]

1 out of 4 people in Idaho are Joseph Smith followers. I guess he feels more at home there. Boise just lost their OC to Arizona State. So we can't say it's an OC issue.

[All About UNT]

Called it. I knew he would never step on campus as a football player for North Texas. This was a stupid offer in the first place.

[El Paso Eagle]

Just now, All About UNT said:

Called it. I knew he would never step on campus as a football player for North Texas. This was a stupid offer in the first place.

But then if we didn't offer some would be bitching that someone from the area signed and why the hell didn't we go after him 

[All About UNT]

Just now, El Paso Eagle said:

But then if we didn't offer some would be bitching that someone from the area signed and why the hell didn't we go after him 

It's different. This guy was running off on a mission trip for two years. 

[UNTLifer]

I thought he had signed with us. Guess that mission taught him about commitment. 

[UNT18Grad]

Wonder if this was just his choice or if we stopped staying in contact or what.  His high school was posting his highlights trying to get him recruited a few months ago making it seem like he has been on the market for a while.  Personally I don't blame him for exploring other options when the offense he planned to come here and run is gone and we don't even have an OC.  Losing GH continues to sting unfortunately.

 

[Pavlovs Eagle]

1 hour ago, UNTLifer said:

I thought he had signed with us. Guess that mission taught him about commitment. 

He's still willing to swing by your house and tell you about his favorite book.  

[El Paso Eagle]

9 hours ago, Pavlovs Eagle said:

He's still willing to swing by your house and tell you about his favorite book.  

... and your not obligated to following through on anything you commit to ...

[greenminer]

So who gets his 120% commitment? I understand these percentages work in increments of ten.

Edited January 15, 2020 by greenminer