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I know, but from the 1000 foot view….after a point it’s dumb. All 16 of Texas A&M’s defensive line players weren’t going to play and be stars. You literally couldn’t get them all on the field to justify the overinvestment In the position, and A&M set themselves up for failure. Moreover, it was...

Not intentionally. Now that I am home, here's what I see. Florida State has 13 wide receivers at the moment. They had at least that many last year. That's too many at that position - you're having to compromise elsewhere. And looking at their roster, they're compensating by having less...

There was an SI article shortly before Carroll left that featured all of the running backs standing next to each other. I might have the exact number wrong, but it was an extreme case where everyone thought (or had been told) that they would be the next feature running back, so they got an...

Seriously though, it’s like A&M overspending and getting something like the top eight defensive tackles to commit one year, and then they and the Aggies find themselves surprised, dare I say shocked, when there is internal dissension and not all ten can be immediate star commodities.

So he goes to Ohio State where they already have 3 other five star receivers and 8 four star receivers? Because he’s going to be the one who beats out all of the other blue chippers and starts in Year 1? 2024 5 stars: Jeremiah Smith, Mylan Graham, 2023: 5 stars: Brandon Inniss 4 stars...

If he signs with Miami he becomes unranked.

Norvell runs what is believed to be a receiver featuring offense. The downside is that he’s over leveraged in that position. He’s carrying 13 wide receivers, so unless he plans on constant five wide receiver sets there are a number of players who will not see the field. Like USC under Carroll...

Don't sleep on Emory. He's the son of this guy:

We just had one of the worst offensive seasons in all of college football's recent history...and this was after there were concerns about Mario's offensive touch coming in. No elite wide receiver is going to touch Miami until Mario has overseen two years of good offensive production. In other...

He's not transferring down here.

I'm not expecting strong recruiting at skill positions in 2023. Not with a complete staff overhaul and other teams having had months or years spent recruiting the same targets.