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That’s part of it, too. Which is another reason why local kids go to more successful schools. It’s usually a smart play.

The sad thing is that a lot of those players actually are that good-- better than the Bama players-- but don't get drafted that way because they underperform here. Look at Calais Campbell, Olivier Vernon and Allen Bailey (6 sacks this season). None of them were first rounders or dominant...

Bama's best selling point for SF receivers was Amari Cooper. He put up huge numbers and got drafted in the first round. This gave them the ability to sell Calvin Ridley on being the next Amari Cooper. Then, they sold Jerry Jeudy on being the next Calvin Ridley and Amari Cooper. You are seeing a...

We are underachieving with the players we already have. That's the first problem, and it's been that way too long.

Location is not enough. Winning and putting guys in the first round, plus location, is enough to overcome bags. We haven’t done that.

Our advantage is location. If we have innovative, exciting schemes that players want to play in, and we win, we will get national championship talent here and nationally. Our issue is that we’ve been boring, vanilla and bad. Everybody on this board knows that. The only time posters ignore that...

It has nothing to do with “mental toughness.” These kids are competitors who play early at every school. South Florida players have a professional mindset. Some of them got paid in Pop Warner. Pros don’t have loyalty. We don’t pay and we suck on the field. That’s why we miss on kids. It’s simple.