Had Tommy Rees not thrown all of his chips in on the gamble to get Dante Moore (regarding his "silent commit"), there was a real possibility we could have ended up with Iamaleava.
There was significant mutual interest before we went all in on Moore.
That being said, could ND's culture have groomed him to be a better man than what he turned out to be? I actually think that we could have had a better influence on him than what he had in Knoxville.
The Dante Moore fiasco turned out to be a blessing in disguise
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- Bullet dodged - Nico Iamaleaver. [NT]
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- LanceManion - 7:55am 4/29/25
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- Smart Move [NT] - Fisher01 - 11:40am 5/4/25
- Cue the Monkees: "Then I saw his face. Now Iamaleava..." [NT] - jrdjr84 - 11:01am 4/29/25
- God on MF for not making it a big deal [NT]
- Frankx - 10:03am 4/29/25
- 100% - don't embarrass the kid; don't embarrass the school. Respectfully pass. [NT] - LanceManion - 10:56am 4/29/25
- The Dante Moore fiasco turned out to be a blessing in disguise - ndunabomber - 9:39am 4/29/25
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- oldirish - 8:46pm 4/29/25
- Yes, the ones who walk in with $$$ signs tattooed on their foreheads. [NT] - faircatchcorby - 9:55am 4/30/25
- It's getting easier to see the ones to ignore these days. [NT]
- oldirish - 8:46pm 4/29/25
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