I didn’t take it like that. More to, I’m sure most coaches are thinking the same. Make the best decision for your future. And we’re seeing as a number of kids are now on schools 3, 4 or 5. They clearly were blinded by the bag, and ignored a blessing at another school… I know Coach Prime isn’t popular so you can interpret it however you’d like
I, genuinely, regret if my statement came off as something that anyone else needs to consider or agree with. I'm sure that it reaches a certain athletic demographic. The "complex" portion for me is that I presume he's stating it as him offering someone stands out differently (blessing) than someone else. Hence, the savior complex. As you allude, to each their own. I don't like or dislike Prime. He's irrelevant to me.
Boise guy was probably the worst that I've seen in a long time. After beating UNLV, he literally mentioned Jesus more often than all players combined.
I would actually give him credit if he had ANYTHING to do with Hunter's talent or success. For as terrible of a coach as Lincoln Riley has turned out to be, he can churn out Heiman winning QBs like it's easy. Put me on the sideline in Colorado and Travis Hunter would still be a freak.
I’m not sure that’s entirely fair. Hunter was eased into the WR position and was limited in gameplay early on as Deion would routinely mention Travis had to grow in certain areas both on and off the field before he’d cut him loose. In todays era with the portal I think it says quite a bit that no only did Hunter commit to Deion at Jackson State, but he kept the faith that Deion would develop him after an up and down freshman season and moved onto Colorado with him.
