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Who cares? They still have cinnamon rolls.

For Gators fans thinking that this year's game will go like 2019, or better, here's how Miami's roster stacks up this year (on paper) versus that year's squad: https://www.canesinsight.com/threads/miami-hurricanes-roster-comparison-2024-vs-2019.190914/

And that weak Canes team (terrible OL) almost beat Florida. Florida is not as good in 2024 as it was in 2015. Miami is better on almost every position - if not all positions than it was then.

Make certain to write next to one “I have a good feeling about this”

Not just from a depth and talent acquisition perspective, but more importantly a perception. No top talent would trust what Florida offered, and might demand excessive things like 70% of the NIL money up front on the first day of NIL. Which would then allow the player to transfer after the...

It’s a 2005 mentality. Mack Brown at UT used to have his class for February locked up after Junior Day the previous April. Perhaps Napier is in the same outdated mindset.

He was HC in Waiting.

The problem is that your three star players will be at risk for leaving too the moment that they exceed expectations.

I think he's more of a wide receiver. People say that he runs as free as a bird out there.

Michael Hayes to Miami?!

They will have to return their cinnamon rolls though.

It would be like this:

I’ll never forget being at my sons basketball tournament in Houston and reading this thread when they had the recruits come to town. Lagway sitting in rusty stadium seats surrounded by 3 month old peanut shells. The car being photographed next to the stadium bathroom. It had me in tears.

The NIL/portal era has changed everything. Napier might have succeeded more in a world where any unhappy player would be forced to sit. Pre NIL, Florida likely could have been very effective with enhanced recruiting (bagmen), as the individual payouts were far lower. Now everyone is competing...

True. Or more like this.