Green UConn Fan

Narrator: He can’t.

Even KZ can't help Green UConn offense.

(12-03-2020 12:00 PM)Sideshow2313 Wrote:  Even KZ can't help Green UConn offense.

I see - you think USF's offense can't be improved once Scott gets players he recruited in to play?



USFFan

Milton to USF

All joking aside, here's an article pointing out possible destinations:

https://www.tampabay.com/sports/bulls/20...rtstwitter

Saved You A Click - Nebraska, Hawaii and Miami are the 3 most likely candidates, with Syracuse, FSU and Florida listed as longer shots.

USFFan

Best of luck to him, really hope he can get back on the field.

(12-03-2020 01:08 PM)b0ndsj0ns Wrote:  Best of luck to him, really hope he can get back on the field.

This ^^^^^^^

Kid is an awesome competitor and true leader. Going to be successful no matter what life throws at him.

I'm just happy we will get to see him again. When that injury happened, I remember all of Knight Nation just praying that entire night of the operation because none of us knew whether he would even have a leg once he left the hospital. Just knowing the next day he still had it made me so happy. To now having made a miraculous recovery and about to play again. As weird as it may sound, I'm happy about his decision. Neither Gabriel or Milton deserve to be on the bench with the way they have played. It's DG's team now, and I want to remember Milton the way I always will. Holding that Peach Bowl trophy with Frost next to him. He will always be a GOAT here and whichever team gets him I'll be rooting for

(12-03-2020 02:07 PM)Sellular1 Wrote:  

(12-03-2020 01:08 PM)b0ndsj0ns Wrote:  Best of luck to him, really hope he can get back on the field.

This ^^^^^^^

Kid is an awesome competitor and true leader. Going to be successful no matter what life throws at him.

Agree. Yeah I hope he gets a shot with a good team.

Sincerely rooting for MM to have a great year next year, wherever he goes. Whether that's Nebraska, Miami, or wherever.

What a great story, if he can make a complete recovery and return to form on the field.

Hawaii over their licking their chops.

It doesn't surprise me as I think about it. UCF is stacked and with his injury/the time past the team probably feels very different to him then it did two years ago. Maybe a good time to get a restart, I would assume he either has his degree or is close so graduate school is probably in consideration with a smart well rounded young man like that. I don't doubt he will find success wherever life places him, he has the right attitude and the mental fortitude to overcome obstacles.

(12-03-2020 12:56 PM)usffan Wrote:  All joking aside, here's an article pointing out possible destinations:

https://www.tampabay.com/sports/bulls/20...rtstwitter

Saved You A Click - Nebraska, Hawaii and Miami are the 3 most likely candidates, with Syracuse, FSU and Florida listed as longer shots.

USFFan

Arkansas, LSU, and Ole Miss are more likely than any of those, especially the latter 3.

Am I the only one who is nervous about seeing him return to the field? The severity of his injury was life threatening. In my heart I find it hard to believe he can get back to 100%. But what do I know, I'm not his doctor.

(12-03-2020 06:16 PM)mikeinoki Wrote:  Am I the only one who is nervous about seeing him return to the field? The severity of his injury was life threatening. In my heart I find it hard to believe he can get back to 100%. But what do I know, I'm not his doctor.

While I don't watch any NFL, I get a healthy (unhealthy?) dose of Washington Football Team radio when I commute. The Alex Smith story is similar - great story of perseverance and comeback...and good Lord please don't let him and his loved ones suffer another injury.
I wish Milton the best.

KZ to Ole Miss.

I’ll be rooting for him wherever he ends up. I still think he’s a Heisman candidate. Give KZ a P5 label and he’ll lead a team to the CFP.

(12-03-2020 10:22 PM)ArmoredUpKnight Wrote:  KZ to Ole Miss.

I’ll be rooting for him wherever he ends up. I still think he’s a Heisman candidate. Give KZ a P5 label and he’ll lead a team to the CFP.

I've been hearing this too. Honestly I like this for him. He will be comfortable there, and they usually have a lot of offensive talent.

Ole Miss needs more than MM (KZ) to lead them to the CFP.

(12-03-2020 06:16 PM)mikeinoki Wrote:  Am I the only one who is nervous about seeing him return to the field? The severity of his injury was life threatening. In my heart I find it hard to believe he can get back to 100%. But what do I know, I'm not his doctor.

No, I'll be anxious all game and whenever he gets hit.

Nebraska or SMU