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So recruits from anywhere are better than south Florida players.

And you're still dodging the question I posed. What area is a better hotbed of recruiting than south florida?

Commits? We talking about commits? Try again buddy. This time install the uncommitted recruits. Smh

You haven't given us an area that's better. Please state your case

This dude talking fairy tale **** and cannot look past his own biases. I hit him with facts and statistics. Everyone knows south Florida is THE hotbed for football talent.

You just have a problem with South Florida obviously. But obviously College Football and the NFL doesn't.

Richt tried to coach the offense but the game had passed him by. All we needed was an OC and good QB coach and we would have won with Richt. AD should have never let him hire his son.

That also includes guys who played college ten years ago from areas outside of south florida. YOU are the one who said we have not been relevant in 18 years. In those 18 years, plenty of talent has made it from south Florida to the NFL. And the pipeline will continue next year with guys like...

How so, that's a current stat

Miami and Fort Lauderdale were one and three for cities that most NFL players called home. So those dumb south florida players are still doing something right 🤷🏾‍♂️

Saban has failed elsewhere, Belichick has failed elsewhere. Pete Carroll failed multiple times. They learned from their failures and got better because they were good coaches. We haven't had good coaching in those 18 years you are referencing. However, in those 18 years we have sent many players...

It's not funny, its incompetence on behalf of the ADs doing the hiring. What coaches have gone on to have success elsewhere? Now compare that to the number of players who have left and gon on to have successful NFL careers.

I disagree with you on that. With the proper coaches in place, this would be a non issue.

They arent soft and quitters in high school. So what is it?

When they play for Saban are they soft quitters? Teams tend to take on the personalities of their coaches. In the past decade Richt has been the only coach with enough balls to get at the refs. The rest of our pacifist coaches just go for anything, and there teams play the same way. Go for...

I agree that Miami kids need hard coaching. Anyone familiar with Dade County football knows that it's what the kids are used to, starting from pop Warner.

Not to mention several coach of the year awards