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Class of ‘23 #1 RB Ruben Owens Commits to Louisville

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50 minutes ago, TheDeuce said:

Maybe. The coach he apparently has ties to is going to UC. 

He's the #1 RB in the country... those ties mean nothing when offered a 6 or 7 figure NIL deal. I think he ends up at A&M.

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45 minutes ago, Walter said:

He's the #1 RB in the country... those ties mean nothing when offered a 6 or 7 figure NIL deal. I think he ends up at A&M.

I think you’re probably right. 

People around here are bummed, rightfully so. But I think most of us expected him to bolt before signing day anyway, lol. 

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Already committed to A&M. ?

He was never coming. 

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