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I'm saying on paper, overall, going by composite rankings from 247Sports. Not actual on the field play.

On paper, the 2017 team was significantly less talented overall and not much different than any of the teams fielded during the Al Golden era. What made the 2019 team so bad was historically bad offensive line play coupled with a scheme that did not hide its weaknesses, grinding the entire...

2002: Marc Guillon (4 stars) 2003: Kyle Wright (5 stars) 2004: Kirby Freeman (4 stars) 2005: None 2006: Daniel Stegall (3 stars), who left Miami four months later after signing a contract with the New York Mets

Kidding aside, I do imagine that this has probably hampered him and any other first year coach. Although imagine trying to be a first year head coach in a conference that has shut down football for 2020. How do you establish relationships with HS coaches whose own programs are also on hiatus...

Preston Williams was supposed to be a Cane, and he flipped at the last moment to FSU and opened the slot of George Robinson. When I compare the fact that we took two wide receivers in two years, versus the recruiting volume now I just shake my head. I can't believe that we could not flip at...

Florida State recruited at replacement levels for wide receivers. Miami didn't in 2004-2006. We were more equipped to run a Paul Johnson offense than a traditional Hurricanes offense by 2006, with punters and cornerbacks being converted to wide receivers to make ends meet. We were down to 3 or 4...

I had never seen a more sloppy offense than that Seminoles offense against Miami last year. That was atrocious.