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Nah bro you're tripping. Kaaya was C/o 2014 with Rosier, yes, both golden recruits. Sherriffs was also a Golden recruit, from the 2015 class. Which is why I said I'll admit it was a bad eval from James Coley. Idk if you remember, but when Richt took over for Miami, it was the end of the...

Hard to say if his adjustments sucked. I have a theory about our James Coley offense that Coley could scheme up some nice plays but would save them and only use them sparingly. It would explain how we would score at will with explosive plays while we were here, then jump back into simple play...

Rosie was just there for Depth (same class as Kaaya, and he wanted to play baseball here also). Even then, when Rosie played (for Coley) he didn't even watch film and still looked prepared to play against Duke. Sheriffs was probably the worse eval ill admit. But even with Sheriffs, that was a...

1. I'm using hindsight, we know what Kaaya was in college after watching him for 3 years. Jarren hasn't played a snap. 2. This staff honed in on a QB that is quiet possibly the worst starter for a P-5 team this decade, and only started to recruit Jarren when said QB was demoted to second string...

Well, I mean, that's the thing. He should get credit for recruiting and finding someone like that, who is literally on the other side of the country. Kaaya couldn't even get an offer from USC/UCLA/Boise St/Cal until late in the process. James Coley had a good evaluation and pulled in a solid...

Lol. Brad Kaaya was evaluated, recruited, and coached by James Coley. So better QB play is something to put on his resume not try and take away from it. He was also the OC for those two offensive lines, with Art Kehoe as his OL coach and that probably wasn't by choice.

At least James Coley knew how to use Duke Johnson, Stacy Coley, and Dorsett