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He did - Jacory Harris, Cannon Smith, and Taylor Cook. Entering 2008 we had four roster quarterbacks. Marve transferred in early 2009. Then at the end of summer camp, Smith and Cook also transferred the same day, leaving Miami with just one scholarship quarterback to enter the 2009 season...

I didn't either - it was a necessity after carrying only 6 scholarship wide receivers to start the 2006 season, and falling to three available wide receivers after we started 5-2 that year. But it had long term ramifications in recruiting. Linebacker was a complete headscratcher though. It's...

9 linebackers and seven wide receivers in that class. Over half of the class dedicated to two positions.

I fixed that. Adding Ragone in 22 drops the number down.

Ugh. Ragone should be on there in 22. That’s a typo

lol...let's give him credit where it is due. He's getting a scholarship at a Power 5 school, one with great name value. No many people can say that. He's obviously earned it.

It's just a ridiculous number of players to sign at one position - you do that and you severely impact recruiting the following year. You potentially set up the conditions where they all leave at roughly the same time, meaning that you have to try to do the same thing again in three to four...

This, like offensive line, was vigorously addressed in the offseason. From a roster building perspective it's quite fascinating to see how they're addressing different positions year over year.

The 2008 class still makes me scratch my head - 9 linebackers! What were we thinking?

Green = 0.9000 and above Orange = incoming player