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Not beat yet. This ain't over.

That's why I don't get all the misery here. It's like people just want any reason to be upset at the program. Why would anyone be excited about landing a 5 star whose is more likely to decommitment than stick? As I said before I'd be happy yet extremely skeptical if he'd popped for Miami...

There are few recruits out there where you know that it is the kiss of death for the team that initially lands him. If those dudes commit to Miami, you cringe because you know that it means another recruit is getting shut out and you will ultimately end up empty handed. In those rare cases...

Wait for the triple cross. Fake committing to Miami to get UF to up the offer, committing to UF to get the "incentives", then decommitting and committing to Miami in a few months.

I know it's like a drug dealer telling the police that they got sold bags of baby powder. Take the money and run. That's why I'm skeptical JM sticks. Not saying he ends up here but I wouldn't be celebrating yet if I'm UF. I'd say the same if he'd committed to us.

They can have Collier and Marshall. I'll take Lewis, Sapp, and Brown and say we came out on top.

Because no one should catch heat for this one. Unless Miami had something really nice and shiny to offer, we could have Corey Raymond as CB coach and results would have been the same. No one let JM get away. I would be one of the first to demand Rumph take a hike if I truly felt that he blew...

Baker isn't an issue yet. Cut the dude a little bit of slack in year one. He had a very aggressive defense at LTech, but might have to tone it down a bit since acc offenses can capitalize on mistakes better than the teams in his conference before. Diaz had the same issue when he arrived. Too...

I will not cast aspersions on their asparagus. Can't say money was involved since I don't personally know. Maybe there were other incentives like free trapper-keepers or unlimited soda refills in the cafeteria.

You think there are any good surprises still in the cards for the Canes? Would be great to get momentum back going into this very long stretch of offseason.

Not really.

Uhh... this is for 2021.

LOL thats a tall order around here, friend. It's really not that difficult to piece together what happened. I literally described almost exactly what you described about five minutes after the initial decommit and I'm not even remotely plugged in. It was easy to figure out because the coach...

It was reported that Diaz was planning on replacing him but the dude he was going to hire (not sure who it was TBH) backed out. Rumph also apparently has some strong supporters that are high rollers who didn't want Diaz to fire him. Why they would be so pro- Rumph I can't answer.

Disagree. I like Brown a lot. He's at least an 8.

Gotta be honest - I don't really care about recruiting rank bragging rights. If he'd committed today to Miami I would have been skeptical that he'd sign given that Bama wanted him badly. He already demonstrated he was flaky so the concern would be warranted. Wouldn't get too excited about a...

IIRC, Diaz planned on letting Rumph go after last season and upgrading the position, but at the last second the guy he was hiring backed out. This was before momentum was really going for Miami. So he had to stick with Rumph. So it seems that Diaz recognized that he needs better but wasn't...

Vets do but people want a scapegoat, so Rumph gets the blame now.

Win the lottery. Split winnings between JM and his coach.

I trust their info. I have a pretty good idea what happened here so I can't say I'm surprised. I said the commit cancellation made zero sense. So what if some crystal ball flipped at the last second. Those dudes are wrong all the time. It was a classic car saleman technique. Kid and coach...