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Brady was a college coach for all of one year. How would anyone know if he's a good recruiter or not? Just because he said he didn't like recruiting? He may not like it but could still be good at it. His recruiting ability (or lack of it) is totally unknown. What is known is he was the...

Then how's this- Mullen as an offensive analyst (which is a classic Saban move). Brady as OC. Would that soothe your hemmoroids?

As I said: Heisman QB+NIL+Miami = a position that recruits itself. UM could easily go the Oklahoma route and have QB transfers falling over themselves to play at UM

Isn't Miles Frazier at FIU looking to transfer after Butch left? He was one of the highest graded OL in C-USA. Maybe it's a Tommy Kennedy situation, but don't think Mario will have issues asking Butch if he thinks the kid is the goods.

Since Cam Newton was "Superman" and that nickname is taken, maybe since TVD is in S Fl he can be

I've never hit the ignore button so fast to hide someone's posts . Need to go bleach my eyes now

No I'm not. You misread the room. I said it a few days ago. The advantage that Mario is supposed to bring is he is a super duper recruiter. If that is indeed the case, then he can focus on hiring technicians on his staff and not worry about their recruiting abilities.

Quick, someone fix his Wikipedia page to say he is now UMs OC. That makes it official

When TVD wins the Heisman, the position will recruit itself. UM, Heisman QBs, with NIL? He can sit on his sofa eating cheetos during recruiting season and high school QBs will be blowing up his phone.

Well, Mario was hired because he is supposed to a recruiting God. So don't need to worry about that.