Nah.... some of these dudes are busts. They are ranked because scouting said they were better than others. They consider themselves better as well, that's why these guys were able to get scholarships to big programs. That's life. Jobs hire people that the resume said was good, but when they get to work, they are not what was expected. It happens
you can say that with every player that doesn’t work out but the reality is that a lot of these guys do it to themselves. as an LSU fan, guys like ricks and gilbert were good players that were a liability off the field
As a Buckeye fan: I will say this: Julian Fleming was dealt with the injury bug and he just wasn’t durable but you saw the flashes and I was for one kinda bummed he decided to leave but he will be good for Penn State if he becomes the #1 guy.
He was a great team guy, he had some occasional nice plays. I can only think of two game changing plays, he had a big catch verse Michigan state and his catch verse ND was clutch. But I never saw speed, route running, he never wowed anyone. I wish him the best but if he think he had problems getting the ball with McCord, good luck with Penn State s QB.
Lol I’m sure they mean him in college not the NFL. JaMarcus was definitely one of the best QBs in college that year. If you’re being compared to JaMarcus in the NFL is a whole different story and he wouldn’t even be considered draftable 😂😂
Wrong. College Russell was the truth. LSU would have won the national championship that year had the refs not cheated us at Jordan-Hare. Some of the stuff Russ did is what Pat Mahomes gets praised for.
@dmajorsWHODEY JaMarcus was Saban's one big recruiting mistake.I think he realized that in 04. His performance against Florida..Auburn..and Georgia was simply atrocious. The fact that he was the first player taken in the draft is the biggest overrated mistake in the history of the draft.Al Davis was suffering from early stage dementia.
Julian Fleming isn’t a bust. He was hurt off and on for 3 seasons at OSU and fell behind 2 guaranteed 1sr rounders on the roster last season. He is a big body receiver that will excel at Penn State unless their QB play let’s him down.
@Whiskybuckeye pretty sure he's saying penn st dont throw ball and stats back his comment they ranked outside top 70 in pass yes a game they rushed for 2500 and passed for like 2600 and ran ball 100 times more them passes
@@horacegooch740 they’re talking about a 16 year old they “ranked” and now that 16 year old is playing against the best players on the planet. What are you even saying?
Jameson Williams was not a back up at Ohio State, he started but knew he wasn't as good as JSN so he transferred to Alabama but don't let the facts get in the way of your narrative.
Absolute head scratching negligence by OSU coaching staff with how they misused J-Mo. He had a few drops early in the year and they just barely used him for no reason, despite being the most explosive receiver in that whole room (watch the 2020 Clemson game when they finally used him). Pissed me off so much, glad he got to ball out for Bama.
@@omgitsfriday Jameson Williams was kind of a victim of the shortened pandemic season like many other guys. I feel like if they played a full schedule, Fields definitely would have targeted jamo more & the offensive braintrust would have been confident in featuring his speed more. But with the schedule so inconsistent at the time (games getting canceled, not knowing if they were going to play in any given week), Brian Hartline & Ryan Day went with their proven stars in Olave & Wilson. With that said, they STILL should have given Williams more targets in that 2020 year. But even if Ohio State did more for Jameson, he still wouldn't have had a year like he did down South..just too much talent in Columbus..so that was a great move for Williams. We're talking about 4 first round picks in that room in Columbus, who do you piss off from that standpoint? It was probably the right move for both parties..what sucked for Ohio State was they only got one year out of JSN due to injury. If JSN is playing alongside Marvin Harrison & CJ Stound in 2022 vs Michigan & or Georgia..that's probably a Natty for the Buckeyes
Flowe isn't a bust but poorly evaluated. In HS, he struggled to get off of blocks, not good in coverage or space, inconsistent in his run fits, low IQ, and average combine testing. Most of his highlights were him blitzing untouched. Physical tackler but very overrated
Fleming isn't on Bust Watch. Dude has already Busted its painfully obvious. Expectations were sky high for this dude, I'm pretty sure ESPN had him as the #1 player overall. He has been terrible, he has dealt with injuries but he's been healthy the past 2 years and he's gradually gotten worse. He is a willing run blocker though, ill give him that. Maybe he can carve out a special teams role at the next level he has great size. It just sucks to see one of the most dominant high school players I've ever seen go out like this. Every year everyone is like " This is the year he finally puts it together and has that breakout" but it became obvious this year, what he was. With all the talent in that room at OSU he was going to be out of the rotation completely in 2024 he knew it and bailed. I hope he can somehow turn it around though.
Lol going out like how? You're making it seem like he's washing out of College Football like Arik Gilbert. Julian is most likely about to be a top 2 WR option on a playoff contender in Penn State. I'm an Ohio State fan & like Fleming..he's overcome some adversity, but that wasn't the greatest HS evaluation (there were a lot of off-evals for the 2020 & 2021 classes due to the pandemic). Scouts were enamored with Fleming's physical measurables, but he wasn't a polished WR coming out HS. His team utilized & featured an old school, dominant rushing attack to win games and it was against low level competition in PA. And it's not like he was routinely shining versus top flight corners at national camps either. Want to talk about a dominant HS WR? Look no further than Jaxon Smith-Njigba's record setting numbers in the top level of Texas football. JSN was the real #1 WR of the 2020 class. Julian Fleming is a top 10 WR from that group, but def not top 3. Two major things worked against Fleming in Columbus..primarily serious injuries, but also simply being in a room with elite 1st round talent. The latter worked against others as well like Mookie Cooper (transferred to Missouri), Gee Scott (moved to TE), Jayden Ballard (4 year guy who has been recruited over), essentially the entire 2022 WR class (although the book isn't closed on Kyion Grayes yet imo) and even Emeka Egbuka to a lesser extent. Mek came in as the #1 WR in the country..but he steps in the room as a FR and immediately there's *Garrett Wilson* (#10 Overall Draft Pick), *Chris Olave* (#11 Overall Draft Pick), *JSN* (#20 Overall Draft Pick off just one year of college film), and his 2021 classmate happened to be Biletnikoff Winner and future top 5 overall pick *Marvin Harrison* Jr. Now Egbuka has been great for the Buckeyes, but he has played with too much talent to ever be THE guy at Ohio State, this upcoming season may be his first where he really gets that opportunity & recognition as OSU's #1 WR option. So even when healthy, Julian Fleming was not going to be one of the feature guys at Ohio State..and he didn't warrant it imo. He's a very good blocker, but for all of his plus traits, I expected him to be a little more physical, dynamic as a route runner & with the ball in his hands. He's big, strong & fast. But we never saw him take a short slant, break a few tackles and house it for a 50 yard TD for example..didn't see much of him utilizing his size & vertical to high point balls over defenders. Not much separation against man coverage as well. Although it's wild how Fleming broke open multiple times in Ann Arbor for would be big plays but Kyle McCord didn't look his way (smh!). Even with all that said, Fleming had his moments at Ohio State. Came up big as a young pup in the 2020 B1G 10 Championship game, played well in the Rose bowl, against Georgia in the playoffs and perhaps his biggest play as a Buckeye in snagging that 4th down catch & conversion in South Bend on the game winning drive. Fleming best compares to former OSU WR Austin Mack imo. Solid, but not spectacular, conference wideouts & fringe NFL guys. So yeah, he didn't live up to the #1 ranking, but theirs levels to the bust thing, and I would quite put Fleming in the same category is other guys who didn't even have real playing careers in college. I'm definitely rooting for Julian at State College, just not when the Buckeyes come to town!
Some coach, and some play. You do realize great players usually don't make great coaches and vice versa right? They are using science and data backed up by years and years of research. Also, once you watch something, carefully I might add, you develop an ability to see the differences in things.
I hate how bad people are at evaluating runningbacks when it's one of the easiest positions to gauge success at the next level. It's so obvious people helmet watch instead of doing any actual evaluation on these guys because you hear the same lazy excuses for why they didn't succeed every time: "They were questionable in the receiving game" and "size" which are such overrated traits when you look at runningbacks. You can train a runningback to catch and runningbacks have succeeded at a wide range of sizes even at the professional level. Just say you didn't watch them, it's not that big of a deal lol.
Justin Flowe is hard for me to call a bust as an Oregon fan, he was injured most of his time at Oregon, and was decent when he was on the field but the sample size was limited. I think he still has a chance to make it to the league just based on his measurables.
Why would on3 make a video like this . Your company grades these kids on a sport/job you have to show up day after day and coaches trying to replace you year after year
I was never sold on Fleming. His HS tape was full of him beating unathletic competition on uncontested passes. I knew some kids on the 7 on a circuit that said he wasn't all that. I'm shocked at Flowe though. Just bad injury luck?
Eli Ricks is not a bust. Had a great freshman season, got hurt, transferred to Bama and didn’t play even though he should’ve been playing. He’s in the NFL now so I don’t know how he can be labeled a bust.
He's a gigantic bust😂 yall always kill me with this injury stuff. Even before the injury at Zlsu he wasn't playing good his 2nd year. He then went to Bama and could barely get on the field. He looked terrible last year in the NFL. Kid went undrafted. HUGE, MEGA, BUST!!!!
@@ghostwalker89 facts are facts. He “barely” got on the field while Xavier Worthy was running past all of our dbs. He went undrafted but is in the NFL. No way he can’t be a bust.
@matthewharris5886 he's a bust 🤣🤣🤣🤣 #1 corner in the country went undrafted. His collegiate play is maybe a year and a half. Lot of people make the draft or get drafted high and do absolutely nothing. This dude was a bust plain and simple. You aren't speaking facts, you're talking with emotions.
@matthewharris5886 because you have some affinity with him doesn't mean he has worked out. He's the definition of a bust. Your bias towards him his stopping you from admitting that.
damn they rolling LSU in this video. Shit is painful, Ricks wasnt a bust while at LSU he played at an all american level. Gilbert was an all time bust. Garrett i never really watched so i cant speak on it. But i know hes decent for the Bucs.
Not trying to defend DJ all that much but I wouldn’t say him being at 3 schools is a bad thing i believe he would have stayed at Oregon state if they had a conference to play in and a coach
Yall trippin on Eli Ricks ngl, lol. Bro was a freshman all-american at LSU..things didn’t pan out at Bama but yall COMPLETELY ignored his great freshman season
He's a gigantic bust😂 yall always kill me with this injury stuff. Even before the injury at Zlsu he wasn't playing good his 2nd year. He then went to Bama and could barely get on the field. He looked terrible last year in the NFL. Kid went undrafted. HUGE, MEGA, BUST!!!!
Why would on3 do this? Shameful. Hopefully future 5 stars don’t give y’all commitment vids if this is what yall do to them when they don’t pan out like you expect.
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Demas is the biggest one. Atleast grimes has played and looked decent sometimes. Evans showed alot of talent at tcu but he transferred to ole miss and that ruined him. Still in nfl tho
DJU is definitely a bust. No way to swing that. No matter what happens this season, he was supposed to be the guy and now he's at his 3rd program. Even coming in to this season, he's not considered the top qb. Thats a bust.
@@omgitsfriday it's going to be very hard for Georgia to get back to them 21,22 teams ,too much portal, coaches leaving Georgia, I know Kirby is good ,but like Saban said it's one thing to get to the top it's another staying there ,,texas and bama will beat Georgia this year
Bust or misevaluated? I think this is lame y'all are the ones ranking players and blowing them up.
Exactly!
Gotta learn to handle failure. It’s a part of life.
Nah.... some of these dudes are busts. They are ranked because scouting said they were better than others. They consider themselves better as well, that's why these guys were able to get scholarships to big programs. That's life. Jobs hire people that the resume said was good, but when they get to work, they are not what was expected. It happens
you can say that with every player that doesn’t work out but the reality is that a lot of these guys do it to themselves. as an LSU fan, guys like ricks and gilbert were good players that were a liability off the field
Preach!!!💯💯
As a Buckeye fan: I will say this: Julian Fleming was dealt with the injury bug and he just wasn’t durable but you saw the flashes and I was for one kinda bummed he decided to leave but he will be good for Penn State if he becomes the #1 guy.
He was a great team guy, he had some occasional nice plays. I can only think of two game changing plays, he had a big catch verse Michigan state and his catch verse ND was clutch. But I never saw speed, route running, he never wowed anyone. I wish him the best but if he think he had problems getting the ball with McCord, good luck with Penn State s QB.
rakim was a dawg at maryland yall trippin
To be fair. Y’all compared DJU to Jamarcus Russell so him being on bust watch fits the comparison 👏🏼👏🏼
Lol I’m sure they mean him in college not the NFL. JaMarcus was definitely one of the best QBs in college that year. If you’re being compared to JaMarcus in the NFL is a whole different story and he wouldn’t even be considered draftable 😂😂
Wrong. College Russell was the truth. LSU would have won the national championship that year had the refs not cheated us at Jordan-Hare. Some of the stuff Russ did is what Pat Mahomes gets praised for.
@@ghostwalker89 joke. It was a joke
@dmajorsWHODEY JaMarcus was Saban's one big recruiting mistake.I think he realized that in 04. His performance against Florida..Auburn..and Georgia was simply atrocious. The fact that he was the first player taken in the draft is the biggest overrated mistake in the history of the draft.Al Davis was suffering from early stage dementia.
Arik Gilbert being a TE but we saw DE highlights is crazy lol
Arik Gilbert college career was all over the place. Waste of talent. I hope buddy finds peace
He was supposed to have the career Brock Bowers is having.
Julian Fleming isn’t a bust. He was hurt off and on for 3 seasons at OSU and fell behind 2 guaranteed 1sr rounders on the roster last season. He is a big body receiver that will excel at Penn State unless their QB play let’s him down.
He screwed up going to a team where they don’t throw
@@Chon999Ummm... What are you even talking about???
@Whiskybuckeye pretty sure he's saying penn st dont throw ball and stats back his comment they ranked outside top 70 in pass yes a game they rushed for 2500 and passed for like 2600 and ran ball 100 times more them passes
@@subbzeroo I read it wrong. I thought he was talking about OSU.
He was the number one receiver in the country he’s a bust
Eli Ricks playing meaningful snaps for the Eagles in 2024, & being on this list is wild.
he literally got cooked every game
@@horacegooch740 they’re talking about a 16 year old they “ranked” and now that 16 year old is playing against the best players on the planet. What are you even saying?
Bust in college
Eagles had the worst pass defense in the NFL. Ringo and Ricks were horrendous when they played.
@@KFBALL247 he could be on the practice squad and he still isn’t a “bust”. You idiots don’t get it.
Jameson Williams was not a back up at Ohio State, he started but knew he wasn't as good as JSN so he transferred to Alabama but don't let the facts get in the way of your narrative.
Absolute head scratching negligence by OSU coaching staff with how they misused J-Mo. He had a few drops early in the year and they just barely used him for no reason, despite being the most explosive receiver in that whole room (watch the 2020 Clemson game when they finally used him). Pissed me off so much, glad he got to ball out for Bama.
Okay looking at the stats now. He had 3 TDs in 2 years at OSU and then 15 at Bama in one season lol
@@omgitsfriday Jameson Williams was kind of a victim of the shortened pandemic season like many other guys. I feel like if they played a full schedule, Fields definitely would have targeted jamo more & the offensive braintrust would have been confident in featuring his speed more. But with the schedule so inconsistent at the time (games getting canceled, not knowing if they were going to play in any given week), Brian Hartline & Ryan Day went with their proven stars in Olave & Wilson. With that said, they STILL should have given Williams more targets in that 2020 year. But even if Ohio State did more for Jameson, he still wouldn't have had a year like he did down South..just too much talent in Columbus..so that was a great move for Williams. We're talking about 4 first round picks in that room in Columbus, who do you piss off from that standpoint? It was probably the right move for both parties..what sucked for Ohio State was they only got one year out of JSN due to injury. If JSN is playing alongside Marvin Harrison & CJ Stound in 2022 vs Michigan & or Georgia..that's probably a Natty for the Buckeyes
He was better than Jsn
I like your podcasts, But calling these kids that are still playing in college, busts, is not cool. Bad move and classless
Flowe isn't a bust but poorly evaluated. In HS, he struggled to get off of blocks, not good in coverage or space, inconsistent in his run fits, low IQ, and average combine testing. Most of his highlights were him blitzing untouched. Physical tackler but very overrated
Dude just stop
Yeah you’re trippin you know Justin is arguably a top ten high school linebacker of all time right lol! That doesn’t happen cause you’re overrated
lol flowe was great in space as well as coverage getting off blocks was a true concern he just need to beef up
Need more videos about past recruiting classes
Who pays you guys to drop all recruits that don’t sign with the SEC? I think we’d all love to know
Fleming isn't on Bust Watch. Dude has already Busted its painfully obvious. Expectations were sky high for this dude, I'm pretty sure ESPN had him as the #1 player overall. He has been terrible, he has dealt with injuries but he's been healthy the past 2 years and he's gradually gotten worse. He is a willing run blocker though, ill give him that. Maybe he can carve out a special teams role at the next level he has great size. It just sucks to see one of the most dominant high school players I've ever seen go out like this. Every year everyone is like " This is the year he finally puts it together and has that breakout" but it became obvious this year, what he was. With all the talent in that room at OSU he was going to be out of the rotation completely in 2024 he knew it and bailed. I hope he can somehow turn it around though.
Exactly. I don’t think he ever showed anything that would suggest #1 wide receiver in any class
Lol going out like how? You're making it seem like he's washing out of College Football like Arik Gilbert. Julian is most likely about to be a top 2 WR option on a playoff contender in Penn State. I'm an Ohio State fan & like Fleming..he's overcome some adversity, but that wasn't the greatest HS evaluation (there were a lot of off-evals for the 2020 & 2021 classes due to the pandemic). Scouts were enamored with Fleming's physical measurables, but he wasn't a polished WR coming out HS. His team utilized & featured an old school, dominant rushing attack to win games and it was against low level competition in PA. And it's not like he was routinely shining versus top flight corners at national camps either. Want to talk about a dominant HS WR? Look no further than Jaxon Smith-Njigba's record setting numbers in the top level of Texas football. JSN was the real #1 WR of the 2020 class. Julian Fleming is a top 10 WR from that group, but def not top 3.
Two major things worked against Fleming in Columbus..primarily serious injuries, but also simply being in a room with elite 1st round talent. The latter worked against others as well like Mookie Cooper (transferred to Missouri), Gee Scott (moved to TE), Jayden Ballard (4 year guy who has been recruited over), essentially the entire 2022 WR class (although the book isn't closed on Kyion Grayes yet imo) and even Emeka Egbuka to a lesser extent. Mek came in as the #1 WR in the country..but he steps in the room as a FR and immediately there's *Garrett Wilson* (#10 Overall Draft Pick), *Chris Olave* (#11 Overall Draft Pick), *JSN* (#20 Overall Draft Pick off just one year of college film), and his 2021 classmate happened to be Biletnikoff Winner and future top 5 overall pick *Marvin Harrison* Jr. Now Egbuka has been great for the Buckeyes, but he has played with too much talent to ever be THE guy at Ohio State, this upcoming season may be his first where he really gets that opportunity & recognition as OSU's #1 WR option.
So even when healthy, Julian Fleming was not going to be one of the feature guys at Ohio State..and he didn't warrant it imo. He's a very good blocker, but for all of his plus traits, I expected him to be a little more physical, dynamic as a route runner & with the ball in his hands. He's big, strong & fast. But we never saw him take a short slant, break a few tackles and house it for a 50 yard TD for example..didn't see much of him utilizing his size & vertical to high point balls over defenders. Not much separation against man coverage as well. Although it's wild how Fleming broke open multiple times in Ann Arbor for would be big plays but Kyle McCord didn't look his way (smh!).
Even with all that said, Fleming had his moments at Ohio State. Came up big as a young pup in the 2020 B1G 10 Championship game, played well in the Rose bowl, against Georgia in the playoffs and perhaps his biggest play as a Buckeye in snagging that 4th down catch & conversion in South Bend on the game winning drive. Fleming best compares to former OSU WR Austin Mack imo. Solid, but not spectacular, conference wideouts & fringe NFL guys. So yeah, he didn't live up to the #1 ranking, but theirs levels to the bust thing, and I would quite put Fleming in the same category is other guys who didn't even have real playing careers in college. I'm definitely rooting for Julian at State College, just not when the Buckeyes come to town!
None of them look like they played ball to even determine who’s a bust.
Some coach, and some play. You do realize great players usually don't make great coaches and vice versa right?
They are using science and data backed up by years and years of research. Also, once you watch something, carefully I might add, you develop an ability to see the differences in things.
I hate how bad people are at evaluating runningbacks when it's one of the easiest positions to gauge success at the next level. It's so obvious people helmet watch instead of doing any actual evaluation on these guys because you hear the same lazy excuses for why they didn't succeed every time: "They were questionable in the receiving game" and "size" which are such overrated traits when you look at runningbacks. You can train a runningback to catch and runningbacks have succeeded at a wide range of sizes even at the professional level. Just say you didn't watch them, it's not that big of a deal lol.
So lame to build these guys up then tear them down. And make no mention of the external factors that can cause guys to “not live up to the hype”.
Justin Flowe is hard for me to call a bust as an Oregon fan, he was injured most of his time at Oregon, and was decent when he was on the field but the sample size was limited. I think he still has a chance to make it to the league just based on his measurables.
Why would on3 make a video like this . Your company grades these kids on a sport/job you have to show up day after day and coaches trying to replace you year after year
I was never sold on Fleming. His HS tape was full of him beating unathletic competition on uncontested passes. I knew some kids on the 7 on a circuit that said he wasn't all that. I'm shocked at Flowe though. Just bad injury luck?
Flowe is bad injury luck + being asked to do what hes not good at, cover.
Hes a thumper that should be used like a old school backer.
Julian Fleming was the greatest blocking WR recruit ever!
Dj was so garbage at Clemson. Watching him in person was devastating
Eli ricks might be a college bust but he played well in the time he had w the birds this year
DJ U....😂😂😂
A lot of Cali players on the list 👀 Lol jk
Do away with ranking players.
Justin flowe was so u disappointing
Eli Ricks is not a bust. Had a great freshman season, got hurt, transferred to Bama and didn’t play even though he should’ve been playing. He’s in the NFL now so I don’t know how he can be labeled a bust.
He's a gigantic bust😂 yall always kill me with this injury stuff. Even before the injury at Zlsu he wasn't playing good his 2nd year. He then went to Bama and could barely get on the field. He looked terrible last year in the NFL. Kid went undrafted.
HUGE, MEGA, BUST!!!!
@@ghostwalker89 facts are facts. He “barely” got on the field while Xavier Worthy was running past all of our dbs. He went undrafted but is in the NFL. No way he can’t be a bust.
@matthewharris5886 he's a bust 🤣🤣🤣🤣
#1 corner in the country went undrafted. His collegiate play is maybe a year and a half.
Lot of people make the draft or get drafted high and do absolutely nothing. This dude was a bust plain and simple. You aren't speaking facts, you're talking with emotions.
@@ghostwalker89 yeah you not making any sense. Dont know where emotions come in to play. Good day.
@matthewharris5886 because you have some affinity with him doesn't mean he has worked out. He's the definition of a bust. Your bias towards him his stopping you from admitting that.
Them stars mean nothing
damn they rolling LSU in this video. Shit is painful, Ricks wasnt a bust while at LSU he played at an all american level. Gilbert was an all time bust. Garrett i never really watched so i cant speak on it. But i know hes decent for the Bucs.
Not trying to defend DJ all that much but I wouldn’t say him being at 3 schools is a bad thing i believe he would have stayed at Oregon state if they had a conference to play in and a coach
ELI WAS NOT A BUST WTF
Ricks isn’t a bust
Lol. All 3 of the LSU 5 stars were busts smh. Love coach O but yikes
Gilbert adds 40lb n moves over 1 spot...he's a first rounder
Yall trippin on Eli Ricks ngl, lol. Bro was a freshman all-american at LSU..things didn’t pan out at Bama but yall COMPLETELY ignored his great freshman season
He's a gigantic bust😂 yall always kill me with this injury stuff. Even before the injury at Zlsu he wasn't playing good his 2nd year. He then went to Bama and could barely get on the field. He looked terrible last year in the NFL. Kid went undrafted.
HUGE, MEGA, BUST!!!!
Why would on3 do this? Shameful. Hopefully future 5 stars don’t give y’all commitment vids if this is what yall do to them when they don’t pan out like you expect.
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As a osu fan Fleming ab to go crazy at psu
OSU not over hyped for the first time in a long time... they throwing billions out there so they can be even with the SEC
we’re not even top 5 in nil lol
And for the life I don’t understand how on3 opinions carry so much weight in only 3 years of existence. I guess they pay they way
You just answered your own question lmao these dudes don’t know shit about ball 😂
Talm bout Eli Ricks is a bust gtfo 😂
Demond Demas, Tony Grimes, and Zach Evans strike me as busts.
Demas is the biggest one. Atleast grimes has played and looked decent sometimes.
Evans showed alot of talent at tcu but he transferred to ole miss and that ruined him. Still in nfl tho
Zach Evans was the exact opposite of a bust 😂😂😂.
DJU is definitely a bust. No way to swing that. No matter what happens this season, he was supposed to be the guy and now he's at his 3rd program. Even coming in to this season, he's not considered the top qb. Thats a bust.
Georgia is full of them, one truly overhyped team
Who? Once Beck, Ratlege, and Stackhouse go to the NFL next season; 80% of that class will be in the NFL. They absolutely hit on those evaluations.
The team with repeat titles? Yeah dude they suck. I’m a Buckeye fan, I despise Georgia but them boys can fucking play
@@omgitsfriday it's going to be very hard for Georgia to get back to them 21,22 teams ,too much portal, coaches leaving Georgia, I know Kirby is good ,but like Saban said it's one thing to get to the top it's another staying there ,,texas and bama will beat Georgia this year
I can understand smaller channels doing videos like this. But on3 it's not a good look I feel like these kind of videos are beneath u🫤
I thought the same but people like to see negative shit
They’re running out of ideas in the offseason