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Ah I see - Since Saban, who had one championship title under his belt, was coming from a NFL HC job, and had a Bama team that finished #8 just three years prior could convince recruits to play for a bad Bama team, then Diaz should be expected to do the same. Again, very logical. Regarding...

Your "red flag" is that Diaz isn't wasting more time on a player who has made it clear to anyone with a brain that he's Bama bound. Very logical.

Jesus dude, get a sense of humor. No one takes you seriously anyway so there is no reason for you to be so dour. I assumed anyone who actually used "whilst" in a sentence would be delighted to engage in literary combat.

Whilst I'm behind? Thou speaketh like a ponce and pirate of ****s. Shakespeare shall provide my rejoinders. "Thou cream faced loon” -Macbeth (Act 5, Scene 3) “Away, you three-inch fool! “ The Taming of the Shrew (Act 4, Scene 1)

Are you seriously saying that Baga doesn't pay for recruits anymore? You've gone full ******. Never go full ******.

James Williams. Miami just pulled one of those types of athletes. Note that I didn't mention Leonard Taylor as you've openly stated that if Saban wasn't recruiting a player hard, it means he is overrated. Miami's player evals should be tethered to Nick Sabans evals just as so many cuck "Miami...

It's not sour grapes, your Diaz Derangement Syndrome is clouding your logical faculties. Try to shelve your anti-Diaz sentiment for a second and look at the bigger picture. DVD is an excellent recruiter. T-Rob is both an excellent recruiter and evaluator. He wouldn't have signed on to be in...

Just my opinion, but I don't think Miami should be begging a legacy for a commitment. If he's heavily leaning Bama because he thinks he has a better chance of getting to the league from Bama than Miami, no chat or texts from Diaz is going to change that. Bama is going to have a ton of 1st...

Are you talking about in the Manny Diaz era (to include his time as DC?) How do you define developed? Is it taking a 3 star and getting him drafted or having a 4-5 star live up to their potential? You can't just say that a 4 star did well only because of natural talent and good coaching...

Posters are complaining that Miami misses out on top prospects because Miami doesn't do timely evals. I'm getting the impression that the staff did its due diligence and doesn't rank Little as a top priority. They aren't doing a full court press for someone who they aren't that high on. So...

I tend to agree except for a couple caveats. If you have a kid that gets a football scholarship to Miami, Harvard, Columbia, and Stanford, I don't think it makes you less of a UM guy if you support your kid to go to an Ivy or Stanford. But sending your kid to Baga, UGA, UF, ND, or teams like...