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Why is A.J. Mayer going to Miami of Ohio?

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Brent Grover from Highlands played in the Army All American game and had a good career at Purdue after being recruited very heavily. Kam Butler is as close of a player to him as you will find. I don’t get why he didn’t have more offers. He is a future DE at the college level with great athleticism and instincts. Unless his size is really marked up in the program, what I saw on Hudl all year doesn’t add up.

 

Kam had 15 offers but felt most comfortable at Miami plus he has a chance to play very early.

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He did have a lot of offers. But, I think the point is that he and AJ only had one "Power 5" offer between them. Were they good enough to be in the Army All-American Game? Who knows. I do know, however, that they both could have played at Purdue, IU, UL, UK, UC and any other handful of teams in one of the Power 5 conferences.

 

This goes to show how critical your Sophomore season is in the recruiting cycle. While both of these guys played, CCH had a down year and didn't have an older player who some of the colleges were after. Compare that to what Michael Mayer has experienced. Not taking anything away from the kid because he has all the tools a Power 5 is looking for, but to say he hasn't benefited from the enormous success of this team during his Sophomore year would ignore the obvious.

Mayer is a fine QB. I just feel like I see a Mayer every Friday night in Ohio, depending on where I’m at.

Mayer is a fine QB. I just feel like I see a Mayer every Friday night in Ohio, depending on where I’m at.

 

 

The kids call this shade , right?

The kids call this shade , right?

 

They shouldn’t, it’s not meant to be disrespect, it’s meant to answer the question of the thread. Keep in mind we’re talking OH vs KY. If Mayer “could compete” with some of the good ones in Ohio, it’s why he’s going to play on Saturday’s.

Mayer is a fine QB. I just feel like I see a Mayer every Friday night in Ohio, depending on where I’m at.

Whoa, whoa, whoa... say what? AJ Mayer starts this past season for Moeller, Elder and LaSalle all day, every day. X had Chase Wolf whose going to Wisconsin and I’m not sure AJ doesn’t win that job too. Kam starts at all four GCL schools...easily and for multiple years.

 

Dang, I guess every Ohio QB goes 18/25 for 350 a game all the time...

Whoa, whoa, whoa... say what? AJ Mayer starts this past season for Moeller, Elder and LaSalle all day, every day. X had Chase Wolf whose going to Wisconsin and I’m not sure AJ doesn’t win that job too. Kam starts at all four GCL schools...easily and for multiple years.

 

Dang, I guess every Ohio QB goes 18/25 for 350 a game all the time...

 

Totally agree, AJ was the straw that stirred the drink at CovCath. His accuracy, arm strength, feet and most of all Moxy rightfully earned him a D-1 Scholly.

Mayer is a fine QB. I just feel like I see a Mayer every Friday night in Ohio, depending on where I’m at.

 

From the same guy who thought the walking dead was good this season. LOL

From the same guy who thought the walking dead was good this season. LOL

 

You obviously didn’t read my TWD post, or absorb it correctly. I said many times I don’t even watch it live anymore.

 

How bout from the first poster to declare CCH undefeated State Champs in week 4, how bout from the first guy on here to say Mike Mayer is the most talented guy on the team in week 2 who just got a ND offer.

 

Maybe I just got lucky on all that.

Whoa, whoa, whoa... say what? AJ Mayer starts this past season for Moeller, Elder and LaSalle all day, every day. X had Chase Wolf whose going to Wisconsin and I’m not sure AJ doesn’t win that job too. Kam starts at all four GCL schools...easily and for multiple years.

 

Dang, I guess every Ohio QB goes 18/25 for 350 a game all the time...

 

With all that said why is he going to Miami? We’re still at square one.

With all that said so why is he going to Miami? We’re still at square one.

 

Are there a lot of Cincinnati QBs going D1?

Are there a lot of Cincinnati QBs going D1?

 

No but we still aren’t answering the question of the thread. “Why is he going to Miami.” That’s implying he should be somewhere else, presumably somewhere better. I think he’s very talented, between Bir and Morgan for me. And that’s why he’s going to Miami. If that’s shade, then it’s shade to you all.

You obviously didn’t read my TWD post, or absorb it correctly. I said many times I don’t even watch it live anymore.

 

How bout from the first poster to declare CCH undefeated State Champs in week 4, how bout from the first guy on here to say Mike Mayer is the most talented guy on the team in week 2 who just got a ND offer.

 

Maybe I just got lucky on all that.

 

Genius. No one else had any inkling on any of that. :notworthy:

I’ll attempt to answer. I know AJ fairly well. School is extremely important to him. He is not placing his eggs in one basket called the NFL. He has plans and unlike many at his age, he’s looking ahead.

He also has a cousin who was all everything in baseball for Cch and UK. That has translated into a pro career but not a hugely successful one ( by MLB standards, not mine ). He has seen how hard it is to play professionally and just how good you have to be to make it.

I think Miami is perfect for him. I wish him success there and if he goes further, great. If not he will be just fine with his education from a very above average university.

He did have a lot of offers. But, I think the point is that he and AJ only had one "Power 5" offer between them. Were they good enough to be in the Army All-American Game? Who knows. I do know, however, that they both could have played at Purdue, IU, UL, UK, UC and any other handful of teams in one of the Power 5 conferences.

 

This goes to show how critical your Sophomore season is in the recruiting cycle. While both of these guys played, CCH had a down year and didn't have an older player who some of the colleges were after. Compare that to what Michael Mayer has experienced. Not taking anything away from the kid because he has all the tools a Power 5 is looking for, but to say he hasn't benefited from the enormous success of this team during his Sophomore year would ignore the obvious.

 

Success of a team has very minimal impact with recruiting. Now having other legit talented older players ahead of you helps, because when teams come to see those guys. They also could see young studs like him. Other than that the best way to get noticed early is going to various camps.

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