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Yall are arguing with me, not the other way around, I just asked a simple question lol

I don't disagree with that strategy at all, I've been hoping for it myself. What I'm pushing back on is fans that are anti South Fla & think there's going to be some OOS revolution flooding into Miami's classes, it's just not going to happen. All I'm trying to find out is what fans think is...

I didn't say he should, I said we have a better chance at landing him than a OOS RB.

We have a much better chance at landing Henry Parrish or another RB in state than we do at getting Lamy Constant. Most of our OOS commits for 2020 will probably be on the OL & DT, but RB, WR, DB, LB & DE will be players in state & primarily from South Fla.

14 out of the top 15 players in California left the state in the 2019 class. The only thing anecdotal is posting 4 or 5 players that we aren't even recruiting that heavy & using it as an excuse to not recruit Florida. We've offered 12 RB's in 2020 9 of them from OOS, the one we got the...

None of those players are Miami commits & those aren't the only ones we're after. Show me the quotes from the all OOS kids we lead for in this class?

The majority of our 2020 class is from South Fla, along with the majority of the current players on our team.

But they kinda are though lol I mean the majority of the kids we lead for in the 2020 class are from Florida & not a lot OOS kids have visted yet, obviously it's still early but how many non FLA players do you guys actually think we're going to start landing? I'm not against recruiting OOS...

But wait, weren't yall the same ones extra hype when Jaiden Francois & Don Chaney Jr committed? Should we not accept anymore commits from Florida kids for 2020?