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Forgot to add Colbert. One more NFL guy.

Yes, it is a major factor. The initial timeline is also tighter with the ESD.

By my count, we've signed 20 transfers since 2016. Five of those already made the pros (Jaelan Phillips, KJ Osborn, Quincy Roche, Dee Delaney and Marquez Williams). Four more were/are stud college players (D'Eriq King, Jose Borrregales, Charleston Rambo and Tyrique Stevenson). Seven more were...

Shannon had the best transition class overall. He signed 11 blues, 7 nonblues and finished 13th in the nation. He landed six players who reached the NFL (Bailey, Franklin, DVD, Hankerson, Gunn and Ojomo) and some other guys like Cooper and Horn who were good college players.

Exactly. My issue isn't the three stars, it's the three stars without vetting. As a counter example, Richt came in and immediately dropped a bunch of South Florida three stars we had a ton of information on: Zack Moss, Josh Uche, James Wiggins and James Pierre. All of those guys ended up as pros.

I have no problem taking three stars if they are vetted. Greg Rousseau is a recent example. The issue is taking sleepers without a thorough evaluation, including a live eyeball test. That’s how we’ve made mistakes in the past.

When I saw his film, I remember thinking, “There has to be a reason nobody is on this kid. He’s unbelievable.” Turns out there was a reason, unfortunately.

This class has eight players. Seven of them are blue chippers. The class average is .9165. That’s good for 7th in the nation. But it’s still only eight players. Why is Mario is choosing quality over quantity? It’s simple- he knows what it should look like. This isn't about recreating Temple...