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Which part was confusing? Ohio State, LSU, and Clemson have a total of four south Florida guys combined.

I love how people call me stupid for questioning It means that it's a thing from the 1990's. Let me know if you need any more help.

Like who? Four years worth of recruiting classes have sent four guys to the top three teams.

Yawn. Recruiting rankings, right?

Oh, we haven't had elite offensive talent in many years, no matter how many 7th round linebackers we've sent to the NFL. You're not able to evaluate this year's offensive talent at this point?

How talented is the 2019 Miami Hurricanes team, using the draft?

Gleeson looked great when they were down 18 with six minutes left and ran it four straight times for eight yards.

It didn't matter before, either. I was just showing you why it doesn't matter.

That's where I would stop if I were you, too. You're fighting a losing battle.

We're not talented in a way that means we should roll through the Coastal. You want to know how bad you guys are at this? You were using recruiting rankings that included Jack Allison, Ahmon Richards, and Travis Homer. Those guys really should have made a difference against UNC, right?

The point is to win football games, not get drafted. Give me a Danny Wuerfful, who was an absolute bust in the NFL, over any guy with measurables.

That is absolutely my point. Feel free to disagree by pointing out all of the south Florida talent currently winning championships somewhere else. Soft, paycheck players who don't show up until the combine.

And don't we laugh at the clowns who have left early just to get drafted in the 7th round? But "LOOK AT THE DRAFT!!!!"

That's typical. Use the last three draft classes in a debate about this year's team. Only on CIS.

You do realize that FIU, Toldeo, Marshall, and USF are Division 1 schools, right? Why don't you look at the top teams and tell me how many south Florida guys are there. FYI, your graphic is for all of Florida. Jacksonville, Orlando, and Tampa are doing just as well as south Florida.

These aren't facts? In the 2020 recruiting class, the top five recruiting classes have landed a grand total of three south Florida kids. There are more kids from central Florida than south Florida on those lists. Three kids. In four years of recruiting, Ohio State has landed two south Florida...

Wait, what? Every post I make is filled with facts. Tell me again how everyone comes to south Florida to load up on recruits. You guys are literally stuck in the 1990's. And it's laughable how much you rely on recruiting rankings. Did you bother to cross off all the guys who aren't on the team...

More data: In the 2020 recruiting class, the top five recruiting classes have landed a grand total of three south Florida kids. There are more kids from central Florida than south Florida on those lists. Three kids.

Wow, you aren't good at this. The point is that you have no idea how talented anyone is without some recruiting service telling you his height and 40 time. You assume we are talented because kids come from south Florida. Yet I have proven beyond a shadow of a doubt that the best teams barely...

Ouch, facts hurt, don't they. The top three teams have 250 players among them, and only four are from south Florida. Tell me more about how it's the hottest area for national recruiting.