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Lol; bro r u serious right now? Are u really going to use “one-offs” to make an argument? Dude, TUA was the QB of 2017, champ. Mac Jones was the 2nd QB just b/c. It was supposed to be Tua, THEN Young. They didn’t even recruit a QB til 2020. (What I mean by this is prioritize QB recruiting)...

Correct; but they go after QBs that fit their identity. Clemson consistently go after QBs that can throw w/ the threat of running. That’s been the same since Tajh Boyd. Whether listed as a DT or Pro, they must be able to toss the ball, and use their legs. Man since Terrell Pryor, **** near...

Again; that’s y I posed the question of what is our identity like 2 seasons ago. Wisconsin? They know their identity, and they recruit according to. So does Clemson, OSU, ND, Bama (although for them, they no longer have to recruit like that), Iowa, Iowa St, OU. I’m not sure what we want. Like...

Correct; let’s take this into consideration to add context to your point: @DMoney highlighted how many total draft picks over the past 5 seasons. Miami was at 29 & Clemson was at 27. Out of our 29 picks, 14% were day 1 / 2 picks, while 86% were day 3 picks. Out of Clemson’s 27 picks, 59%...

I agree, that’s the first thing that stood out to me.

Correct. And quite frankly, I don’t want to be in the same category as those fck programs (excuse my language). That’s my first problem. All those teams we’re grouped w/ lately don’t have our pedigree, w/ the exception of SC. We gotta do a better job in identifying, and producing. Also have to...

This thread wasn’t a “comparison” per say, vs. highlighting why these schools continue to attract top talent. Winning has a lot do w/ it, but getting guys paid at the next level is equally as important. Once upon a time, we were that team, which is why we consistently ranked in the top 5 in...

Give me a range big dog. Like, we finished 11th this yr, so were u thinking teams that ranked 10th - 15th?