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There are 3 important rules: 1. 25 Financial Aid Signings- a student-athlete can sign them using an Aid counter for Miami then enroll somewhere else leaving Miami with 1 less initial counter unless they sign a kid that already signed aid papers somewhere else but enrolls at Miami. 2. 25 Initial...

you are the one thinking Miami can sign 25 kids and ignore the 85 cap. If you don’t think the 85 matters then back it up with facts. Go ahead and explain to everyone why we can only sign 23 to enroll before August. I see that you don’t know the rules yourself. Walkons given ships still count...

One last point, we technically can sign 50 kids with 25 starting in August much like Brown this year. Thus, 85 in August is the biggest limitation.

We have 8 seniors, 7 walks plus Few who was, 8 nfl types (could be less, could be more), 8 transfers/retirements(cam, tae, payton). Thus we are at 91 from 95. We have averaged 8 transfers/retirements per year over the last 10 years. We could see more but we only can have 35 depart before we hit...

I don't know how the exemption will impact the early signing period. The exemption allows for extra counters based on '20 seniors returning THUS we could be at 93 not 95. No matter the actual number, we would likely have to have transfers and walk-ons pulled to allow early signing period kids to...

Just look at all the counters. 95 shipped players today 8 seniors 8 potential NFL guys 8 walk-ons that could have ships pulled 8 transfers/retirements (where do they land when everyone has a problem with 85 for 2022?) --------------- 63 85-63 = 22 minus 2 from this August THUS the 85 limit...

The issue isn't 25! The issue is the 85 for the next 1-2 years THEN it goes back to the 25.