Daniel Gresham dumped by Bobby Petrino

[Lord Vader]

Gresham just tweeted UL will not honor his commitment

 

[GTownBOI]

Gresham just tweeted UL will not honor his commitment

Sometimes karma sucks.

 

[lilMAC25]

Gresham just tweeted UL will not honor his commitment

Is he injured or something?

 

[RunningHorn]

Oh my, do we want him?

 

[The Tower]

karma.

 

[Slwilliam]

Karma shouldn't apply to a kid losing a scholarship. Come on guys.

 

[Randolph Duke]

Be sure to be nice to people on the way up because those people will be the same ones you see on the way down.

 

[Chris Flanagan]

Karma shouldn't apply to a kid losing a scholarship. Come on guys.

Agreed. He'll bounce back (hopefully) and get on a program somewhere.

 

[Brasky]

what's the story here?

 

[Lord Vader]

what's the story here?

Was committed here. Made a show of decommitting along with his teammate Knox.

 

[Topstarr]

Hope he catches on somewhere.

 

[bbdude]

Knox and Gresham wanted to take visits to other schools after committing to UT and they did, despite MB's "If you look around, we will too" statement. I believe they both visited Ohio State and Knox ended up committing to the Buckeyes while Gresham looked like an Ole Miss commit before ultimately ending up a Louisville commit under Strong. I wasn't a big fan of the switch on either part but I wish Gresham the best in his journey. He will get an offer or two somewhere soon.

 

[Joe's Generic Horn]

Mack brown curse last victim.

 

[Lord Vader]

Both were not supposed to go to Ohio State, but went and then Knox burned Greshman by tweeting photos of them in OSU gear in the locker room. (now that Im at a PC again)

 

[mesoHorny]

Karma shouldn't apply to a kid losing a scholarship. Come on guys.

why not. he gave his word and went back on it. no different than what UL did.

 

[Slwilliam]

He's a 17-18 year old kid, have you ever been recruited? Have coaches tell you all kind of random things all while family is pushing their wishes. When mack left promise was that every persons commitment/scholarship would be honored. Adults should behave better than kids.

 

[pringlelake]

I wish him the best of luck but I sure as hell wouldn't let him come back to be a Horn.

 

[HornEsch]

Cracks me up when people think that 17-18 yos always make the brightest decisions.

 

[Slwilliam]

Cracks me up when people think that 17-18 yos always make the brightest decisions.

Ha ha. I still make terrible decisions at 24