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Lol. Got called out for my long windedness (can't help it) by the words King himself. I can't call ElGammal a bad evaluation then also rationalize the bad eval. It was a bad eval that happened to be a Plan C evaluation. Plan C anything's usually do not work out so well. I understand consequence...

I agree with you, Manny has made work ethic and character a part of his selection process. After seeing his Dean's list in this thread though, I'd imagine that ElGammal's lack of success was more about loving football than his work ethic.

sure. it's still the truth. If I wrote something false, let me know. Two of Miami's linemen decommitted right before early signing day, good P5 tackles weren't looking our direction. We offered a scholarship, two days later, to a raw basketball player offensive tackle who was the teammate of our...

Usually If those schools are after a northeast kid, Miami will have a tough time landing them. In the case of JHH, those schools were after him, and we partially only landed him because he had his teammate, ElGammal, and another friend coming to Miami as well. Adam should have never been viewed...

Something interesting about Zion is that even though he sucked Year 1, the coaches were very excited about him from week 1. That speaks to his coachability, learning abilities, and ambitions

Agree with these. JHH was offered after an Ohio State official visit. He had been to Penn State's campus more than five times before stepping foot in Miami. It can't be overstated how having his teammate's commitment (ElGammal - Blissett was a friend but not a teammate) helped get him to Miami.