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I see some of you are still arguing about this. Meanwhile, it's clear we're still recruiting South Florida hard in 2020/2021 So there's that

Is it really that hard for this board to understand this?

Yep

Especially a place like this. When Miami is cool, it's the place to be. We've just been ****** for 15 years.

I hear you. I really do. All I'm saying is don't be so quick to cut bait. Another thing I'm saying is if we start to do our part and win 10 games regularly, maybe there won't be so many "games" for these kids. There will ALWAYS be those 1-2 guys who leave. But if we stop going 7-6, more...

Same here. Sounds awful. I hate social media with a passion.

They get paid hundreds of thousands of dollars. They're alright.

Who said "just win"? FSU won a title in 2013. Has been elite in the past 5 season. UF won titles in 2006/2008. They're SEC and have been elite this decade. Strong season last year. Miami last won a title 17 years ago. SEVENTEEN. Recruits were not born then. ****, they were barely alive...

Or we could start doing OUR part and actually WIN. When Miami is "cool" again and we build up our clout, we'll get some of those kids. Not all, but some. None are gonna come after 7-6 unless they're Duke Johnson.

That whole "WE ONLY WANT KIDS WHO ARE TRUE CANES! IF YOU DON'T WANT US, WE DON'T WANT YOU!" is fine and dandy. I just hope you're ready to sit back and enjoy 7-9 wins for the next decade.

Before we get into a back and forth ****ing match, I need some clarification. You're saying the core of our 2001 team was OOS kids? Not the sprinkled in elite kids at certain positions, but the core?

You have absolutely no way of knowing that. I'm being objective. You're purely speculating.

Wake me up when recruiting "national" wins us a ring

Thank you. A voice of reason. We as fans can't be so entitled to expect elite kids to line up to come here when we've won 10 games once since 2003 (Some of these kids were barely even alive then...)

Don't be emotional. I think most here would have no issues with a top 10 class every year. Plus, we ended the season on a 3 game losing streak (getting our asses kicked by Clemson). We'll lose some kids every year. Always have. But we can't turn our back on what makes us "us". We start...

How about this approach? Stop going 7-6 and maybe there'll be less "games" with the local elites. Just a thought.

So we've officially given up our only historical recruiting advantage. Got it. Let's see how it plays out.