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No my initial post is about how the changing landscape allows the ability to address needs for right now when you can’t wait for a freshman to develop for a couple years before contributing (which is the position Miami is in), not that you can simply forgo recruiting all together. I know why...

If we finish 15-0 or 14-1 the recruiting class will reflect the performance…….which means we’ll be a step closer to this being a non issue. Guess who will have to lead the team to achieve that kind of performance…….transfers like King, Rambo, Stevenson, Johnson, and Bolden.

Until we can be more consistent as a serious program again.

I’m not confusing anything, I’m simply stating how changes can allow Miami to apply its strengths to get out of the current rut it’s in. If we continue to play the recruiting game head to head against the big boys we will lose, and barring insanely effective evaluations we won’t catch up. Top...

The key phrase there is “the way it used to be”. I never said recruiting didn’t matter…..but between the NIL, immediate eligibility transfers (multiple years of eligibility) and inevitable realignment of conferences the game is changing drastically. Where Miami sits currently, transfers have in...

The game has changed, high school recruiting isn’t the foundation for a roster the way it used to be. I have no clue how things are going to play out but for those still losing their minds about the decision of a high school kid that will take 2 years minimum to develop before providing...