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They're not mutually exclusive, but college football championships should be the number one priority over NFL preparation. Did Ken Dorsey and Gino Torretta suck because they had minimal NFL careers? Most college football players, even on good teams will never see an NFL snap.

I get that, but my point is who cares about stars or developing NFL talent. It's a college team. For years the argument was we were staying with pro style because that's what they play in the NFL and kids will want to come here to become NFL talent. The issue defensively is that our defense...

You're speaking of stars, I'm speaking of getting the people they want. Look at @Liberty City El's picks in the Recruiting Board. They're not all 5 stars, some are seriously overlooked. Look at Texas, Texas A&M, Tennessee, Auburn, and a few others that usually recruit very well. They are all in...

Losing a half a dozen games hurts recruiting, that means you're not getting the players you'd prefer to. It's not just O or D. We haven't loaded talent on either side, but we've done good enough based on our record. Win, and you'll see players with more potential come here, stay to be developed...

When it's all you do it is.

The last time he posted was to start a thread claiming we're dead. Thread 'The U is dead(basically) . And Manny is the final nail.' https://www.canesinsight.com/threads/the-u-is-dead-basically-and-manny-is-the-final-nail.156966/

I get the strange impression that 2020-2021 is going to be a cautionary tale about leaving school early.