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He's doing that. It doesn't take away from the fact he has a unique opportunity to bring in a large chunk of the top talent in the country from his backyard.

It's relevant because coaches have limited time, and can't recruit in all places all the time. So having the highest density of football talent in the country in its own backyard "should" give Miami a massive advantage in stocking talent. That's why we have 50 South Florida guys on the roster...

I called the Houston surge within a month of Katrina. The hardest hit neighborhoods in LA were the top producers of football talent, and they all migrated to Houston once their homes were destroyed.