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Nobody reached out to you personally to ASK you to post. We have frequently observed your disappearing act when anything good happens for UM. There is a difference. Words matter.

Inday, you make some excellent points. But we have to step back from the "personal" (and while I tend to attack people's arguments as stupid, sometimes I go a bit further and apply the term to the individual making the stupid arguments), and look at the big picture. We just replaced a head...

And here is the reality that the moronic "recruit better" guys miss out on. Baseball evaluation is much more hit-and-miss than in football or basketball. We have already discussed football recruiting ad nauseam, that 4 and 5 star recruits tend to be better in college and make it to the NFL at...

Wait, so you have to "get your profile out there"? You mean "most of the top college baseball programs" aren't out there "nationally recruiting" and finding all the great baseball talent? And what about "Jupiter"? It's like all that other stuff you wrote earlier was just horsesh!te. Oh...

Once again, you try to make it all about one state, rather than a region. Vandy has a lot of kids from the south. Vandy and Duke are the two best private schools in the south. And we already said that Tennessee is NOT a high school baseball hotbed, while California is. The point is obvious...

This is what you do. You just make ****e up. 27 players on scholarship, not all are starters. You just look at names on a roster (many of whom are walk-ons) and I chose to focus on starters. 8 of 9 starting non-pitchers are from the west coast. If you want to do a deeper dive, go for it...

Undergrads, yes. Baseball players, no. 1 non-west-coast position player. Lots of walk-ons, though.

So you think that the hicks in Florida have never heard of, how you say, Stanford? Seriously, look at those pictures on the Stanford roster. Just look. Hmmm, any patterns? And, for the record, 33 people on that roster. 6 walk-ons. So without going insane, let's look at where this "national...

Yeah, you just keep jumping around to irrelevant points, as if you have actually accomplished something. Baseball programs have 3 salaried coaches. Admissions Offices are MUCH larger than that. There is a difference. And you still haven't even acknowledged how the wealthy in America like to...

Hilarious. Here is the proof that you are a stupid person. The MAXIMUM number of scholarship baseball players allowed is 27. That means that THIRTEEN of the guys photographed on the Vanderbilt roster have parents paying 100% of their tuition to go to Vanderbilt. Also known as WALK-ONS. By...

OK, let's see if we can try something different. Coastal Carolina - 2016 College Baseball national champions. Not a prestigious school. Not a big school. A directional state school near the NC-SC border. Certainly not a school with money from football or basketball. No local TV contract...

Vanderbilt does not "recruit nationally". Finding a couple of non-Tennessee kids on their roster does not constitute "recruiting nationally". You're a liar, and everyone knows it. Kids from across the country want to go to Harvard. That doesn't mean that Harvard "recruits nationally"...

Oh, good lord, you are fixated on Stanford now. Take a look at that roster. Notice anything? Yeah, that entire roster has parents who are paying for their sons to go to Stanford. And your point about "five kids in freaking Georgia"? Are you kidding me? Every one of those five kids is from...

Once again..."recruits" and "signs" are different words. Vanderbilt is not recruiting nationally. Stanford is not recruiting nationally. Neither program has the resources to do so. But, sure, they sign a few out-of-state baseball players who have parents with money to spend on private...

You are such a dope. Everyone in the country would pay to send their kids to Stanford, assuming they could get in. Which becomes much easier when you are a student-athlete. Ask Aunt Becky. If you honestly believe that Stanford and Vandy have to work hard to line up 3 or 4 guys each year who...

Wow, you found ONE example. Does "Vanderbilt" constitute "most of the top college baseball programs"? Vandy may be good now, but they have exactly 1 national championship in their history. Miami has 4. Again, Nashville is centrally-located. Texas, Florida, and Michigan are not that far away...

You are such a vague bullsh!te artist, it's not even amusing. Just look at this nonsense: "most of the top baseball programs do a great job of finding kids from several states". What a load of ripe horseh!te. How many "top baseball programs" are you considering? Name the ones who make up...

It's not hyperbole, dish!te, it's reality. Here, take a look at our baseball staff. https://hurricanesports.com/coaches.aspx?path=baseball By the time that you reach our FOURTH coach, HE'S A VOLUNTEER. So we have 3 salaried coaches. This isn't football. Setting aside YOUR HYPERBOLE...

Right. It's so easy. We have an unlimited scouting/recruiting budget for baseball. You have all the answers.

This is how I know that you are clueless. The biggest institutional problem that Miami faces is not Gino or this coach or that coach or recruiting generally. It is about the fact that baseball is an equivalency-scholarship sport, and it is god**** hard to find baseball players who want to pay...