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Another lie.

Yep. You still don't get it. Which is why you praise crappy coaches for one good year and rail on good ones who have 20+ year track records.

No, it's not. You're just functionally illiterate when it comes to sample size.

Yes, the "#1" class in 2014. You're so obtuse. This is your go to move, though. You're bad at this so you just lie, make stuff up and purposefully misinterpret things.

Something failed once. Don't ever do it again. Good advice.

When it results in top 5 classes. I love the idea that because you think we should "evaluate" that you're introducing something novel. Like the streaming service of Netflix to Blockbuster's DVD. Laughable.

Remind me how good of a coach he is.

This is a lie too. As I already re-quoted to prove.

Total clown. But Steve Trimper is 1st tier.

Go use the search function. It's been talked about ceaselessly. You can't talk about now so you talk about 2012 instead. You did the same thing in 2015-16.

It's more stupid to have thought this for an extended period of time. Having too many perfectgame all-stars has never led to failure here. I don't think you're any better than this though. **** poor theories all the time.

I imagine its as dumb as waking up one day and thinking that Miami's problem is that they have too many perfectgame all-stars. I don't think we have enough. (Well, I think we do now) The difference is that your theory is stupid.

Your analogy is dumb and inaccurate.

Blockbuster actually did adjust. They were just beat out by someone better. And it's not like you're going to attend a baseball game one day and cricket is going to breakout. Stop trying to overthink.

Florida doesn't recruit nationally either. And we were Florida's daddy forever doing practically the same thing as we do now. You have ****amamie theories with no evidence to support them.

Yes, recruiting nationally means squat. Which is the opposite of what you said.

This is not true From 2015-18, nobody had more 5-stars than Clemson.

The year before Corbin arrived. They recruited nationally. They sucked. You're wrong as usual.

So Vanderbilt's 2002 roster had players from 15 different states and DC. As usual, Jagr is theory rich but evidence poor.

Miami has recruited locally and is one of the best programs in the history of the sport. Vanderbilt has recruited nationally and has sucked for 85% of their history.