Fans Mock Syracuse’s Unusual Recruitment as Fran Brown Faces 3-9 Season
Nau’Jour Grainger, known as Toosii, is making headlines by committing to play football at Syracuse University. The rapper, aged 25, shared this surprising announcement on social media, prompting a wave of reactions from fans.
Fans Weigh In on Toosii’s Commitment to Syracuse
Following his announcement, fans took to social media, particularly on X, to express their thoughts. Many mocked the unusual transition from being a well-known musician to a college football player. Comments included:
- “25-year-old freshman?”
- “Is this good album promotion?”
- “He saw that NIL money is bigger than his rapper checks.”
Fans were both critical and supportive, questioning the seriousness of his move to college athletics. Despite the skepticism, Grainger remains determined to embark on this new path.
A Shift from Music to Football
Before deciding to join Syracuse, Grainger paused his music career this past summer to focus on football. He trained at NC State’s facilities, enhancing his skills to prepare for this new challenge.
Toosii’s Emotional Announcement
Grainger expressed deep emotions in his commitment announcement. He acknowledged the significance of this opportunity and thanked his supporters, stating that receiving a call from Syracuse head coach Fran Brown felt like a divine sign. His heartfelt message conveyed a sense of hope and determination.
“For every kid who ever had a dream, make it reality,” he stated, emphasizing his faith and the strength he derived from his beliefs.
Background of Nau’Jour Grainger
- Name: Nau’Jour Grainger (Toosii)
- Age: 25
- Origin: Born in Syracuse, moved to North Carolina at 12
- Musical Achievements: 3.6 million monthly Spotify listeners, multiple platinum records
- Popular Songs: ‘Favorite Song’, ‘Love Hurts’, ‘Pull Up’
- Recent Release: New single ‘Even Then’
As Grainger shifts his focus from music to football, fans and analysts will be watching how this unusual recruitment unfolds in the context of his performance during the 3-9 season at Syracuse under Fran Brown’s coaching. His journey may challenge the norms of recruitment within college athletics.
