Julian Fleming, From 5 Star Stud, NO. 1 WR in the 2020 Class to Graduate Transfer at Penn State. How injuries and a loaded receiver room led Fleming to transfer home for his final year of college eligibility.
@@Damian-km6sk He had gotten in trouble with the university multiple times. Speeding in a parking garage while on insta live, breaking curfew before the Miami game, and the smoking (I heard THC) in South Carolina’s locker room
You forgot that before transferring to UTSA, he was in contact with A&M asking for a second chance. He was given a list of things he would need to do in order to get his second chance as well as told that he would be on strict watch by his position coach… but he either didn’t want to or couldn’t comply with all A&Ms demands so he got sent elsewhere.
A&M fan. The stories that got out were he had locker room issues (I think fighting), racing in the parking garages on campus, smoking pot in locker rooms, and missing curfew. Not only was it just him doing this but he was getting other team members to join him. Caused not only him to be suspended from games but them, too. This is what got out of the program. Could have been more. In the end, he was kicked out of the school completely, not just the football program. We also lost two other players (Either they left or were kicked out, too. I'm not sure) because of them getting into trouble with him. He is a behavioral problem. Maybe he has learned his lesson now. If not, he will be a problem wherever he goes.
Let's keep it 💯, just because you are a 4 or 5 star recruit in high school sports, doesn't guarantee you success. In college, you have to put in the work in and out of the academic and athletic areas. Look at Ed Reed, a prime example of not being highly recruited and becoming successful in college and professional football. Also, a college graduate from the University of Miami.
He needs to figure out some personal issues, having SEC schools wanting you, and you can have decent results (factoring in only being a freshman) it’s sad, so much potential
“He hasn’t done anything super bad?” Is locker room cancer super bad? You don’t kick off that kind of talent unless they’ve done (or are) something super bad.
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What player/big recruit should I spotlight next???
have you done a video on nyland green? don’t remember if so
Julian Fleming, From 5 Star Stud, NO. 1 WR in the 2020 Class to Graduate Transfer at Penn State. How injuries and a loaded receiver room led Fleming to transfer home for his final year of college eligibility.
Demon demas 5star wideout
@@s.r3104 last i heard he was juco at garden city going stupid
Similar story with Smoke Bouie
UTSA is not "low level football". They have 3 10 win seasons in a row.
With a cupcake schedule in a non power 5 conference…
“Wanted a fresh start” he couldn’t go back to A&M. Not just the football program but the school itself
why would you say so? what could have possibly happened to stop him from ever going back
@@Damian-km6skhe being sarcastic or fr want to know ?
@@devinjohnson9749 i frl want to know, why else would i ask
@@Damian-km6sk He had gotten in trouble with the university multiple times. Speeding in a parking garage while on insta live, breaking curfew before the Miami game, and the smoking (I heard THC) in South Carolina’s locker room
You forgot that before transferring to UTSA, he was in contact with A&M asking for a second chance. He was given a list of things he would need to do in order to get his second chance as well as told that he would be on strict watch by his position coach… but he either didn’t want to or couldn’t comply with all A&Ms demands so he got sent elsewhere.
UTSA is lower leverl??? 🤔
Smoking dole in the locker room is a very bad decision and fighting your teammates doesn’t help either!
Respect my utsa road runners haha
Why they can't beat teams over .500
nUTSAck can't beat teams over .500
NUTSAck
@@ReisterJPThey have two conference championships in the last three years, what are you even on?
@@TheGamingAltar they can't beat teams with winning records
A&M fan. The stories that got out were he had locker room issues (I think fighting), racing in the parking garages on campus, smoking pot in locker rooms, and missing curfew. Not only was it just him doing this but he was getting other team members to join him. Caused not only him to be suspended from games but them, too. This is what got out of the program. Could have been more. In the end, he was kicked out of the school completely, not just the football program. We also lost two other players (Either they left or were kicked out, too. I'm not sure) because of them getting into trouble with him. He is a behavioral problem. Maybe he has learned his lesson now. If not, he will be a problem wherever he goes.
Let's keep it 💯, just because you are a 4 or 5 star recruit in high school sports, doesn't guarantee you success. In college, you have to put in the work in and out of the academic and athletic areas. Look at Ed Reed, a prime example of not being highly recruited and becoming successful in college and professional football. Also, a college graduate from the University of Miami.
Don’t just hand you kids things in life .. the need to learn things must be earned .
What has gone wrong for Denver Harris?
He needs to figure out some personal issues, having SEC schools wanting you, and you can have decent results (factoring in only being a freshman) it’s sad, so much potential
Saban walked away from him, knew he was trouble.
College doesn’t start til 5:53. Damn bruh
I need a video on Dana Holgerson
Scott Fisher Glitch: 3:58
“He hasn’t done anything super bad?” Is locker room cancer super bad? You don’t kick off that kind of talent unless they’ve done (or are) something super bad.
Shit attitude. All on him. Sayonara muchacho!
Drinking game. Flamed out shots lol
lol watch your mouth buddy
Your title of low level football shows just how much you don't know about college football. Stick to your day job.
A&M isn't a Big time program
And if you went to college it was Texas State
There's no big-time programs in texas, especially now that both top 2 programs in the state are not in an easy conference anymore
Yes it is