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Right. I’m going off what has been said in the thread. I don’t know how that’s difficult to understand, unless you’re trying to not understand.

I was responding to what was claimed would be his role. What type of player he is. You’re right. I’m not a scout. I don’t pretend to be someone that can “look at the tape.” I’m a self admitted star *****. Why I’m not interested in though is a future where Miami has a bunch of guys near the...

I don’t know anything about this kid. He could be an underrated elite 5* talent. But it’s the idea that he is a perfect fit for this brand of football Miami wants to play in the future that I have a problem with. I don’t want to play that brand of football. At the point where Miami has two...

You misread my post. I didn’t say Riley will never use them. I said the offense is not built around having them. That’s not the Riley system. You used Riley as an example where a guy like this is a integral part of the successful system. But it’s not. He’s just as likely to line up Will...

There’s not enough practice time to be multiple in looks and formations in college. The most successful offensive “systems” in college over the last 10 years are the Air Raid and the Veer and Shoot. They are so successful, across talents and across OCs, precisely because they aren’t “multiple.”

The further Miami’s future moves away from doing what Tennessee does on offense, the further in the wrong direction we’re going offensively. Also, it’s not true that Riley’s offenses are built around these FB-TE hybrids that he’s lining up near the line of scrimmage. Look at that dude Lake...

What do the great college offensive minds do? We shouldn’t be interested in trying to make an NFL offense work in college. It just feels like adding players that are going to be physically limited, “tough” near the line of scrimmage guys, is the opposite direction of where Miami should be...

I hope that isn’t the plan.