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I get what you're saying. I wasn't referring to any recruiting ranking but the coaches evaluation. True enough they may project kids to grow and they don't (which is why I'm not a fan of taking commits 2+ years early but I'll save that for another thread). I'm not even sure the Pastor was the...

Eh not sure this is entirely accurate but fair enough

See here is the issue that I see. We shouldn't be accepting kids that are borderline. Great players are great players, an extra spring evaluation shouldn't make the difference on whether are player is Miami caliber or not. If a kid is borderline they shouldn't be a take until we get more...

Let's break it down for you in terms you'll understand 1. We took commitments from all these kids that de-committed which means they thought these kids were good enough for Miami. This is a fact 2. There has been a bunch of de-commits recently, for 2019 and 2020. This is also a fact 3. Either...

Yea who cares if our coaches can't evaluate talent properly, it's not like that's important in recruiting or anything. Go sit at the kids table, the adults are talking

"They're 3* bro, who cares if they de-commit?' Why did our staff recruit and take his commitment then? If all these kids are bad and getting pushed out then our staff can't evaluate for **** and that's a bigger problem than kids decommitting because we not recruiting them enough, bags being...

Why we're they takes in the first place then?

Naw in general I agree about the de-committs being a bad look. I said the same thing in another thread. Either the coaches can't properly evaluate or they can't hang on to commits. Either way it's concerning to me

Normally I would agree with you but every article always mentioned that we wanted him as a development OL and he preferred to play defense and it perfectly reasonable that if other schools say they will give him a chance to play DT like that kid from American Heritage I think that ended up at...