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It's certainly debatable. They did go to two Orange Bowls in like his first 6 years. It obviously wasn't a model built for sustained success just based off of the inherent recruiting limitations of the system alone even as they exist in and near fertile recruiting grounds but (as you mentioned)...

Radakovich has always been an interesting name even if the feasibility of getting him is a big question. Definitely a dude that understands both the football and the money side of the job. One justifiable concern is that the first thing he did at GT was hire Paul Johnson. Not something that...

To be honest, I'm not sure how much soon to be 84 yr old Phil Knight still understands in general. I've seen occasional recent photos where that dude looks every bit his age. Your larger point stands nonetheless.

I have no idea. Dude seems to be known around here but I honestly found his resume underwhelming despite having accomplished family members.

Big time fundraising at a school the size of Miami actually can be challenging but let's not confuse the convenient (yet seemingly unsubstantiated) claim that Blake was some phenom at it with anything more than a long-time distraction technique from his glaring on-field/on-court failures.

This might be true but I'd also question if Tim Reynolds could name more than 5 AD's in all of college athletics let alone be telling us who to keep an eye on.

Agreed and I love both of those guys and think they're obviously two very capable dudes. They just shouldn't be set up to fail though either. I'd just want either of them in a football specific role under a real AD here first where they also learn the entirety of the job and THEN they can move...

Lake does good work but there are a couple issues here. -Zo doesn't have actual experience with the "business side" of football. Anyone that knows how NFL front offices actually operate understands this and too many people are confusing an NFL job title that has the word "executive" in it with...

She's actually from Georgia.