Decline in talent under Richt and Diaz

[DMoney]

We used to consistently rank 5-10 on this list even after some of the glory days players retired. I’m going to finish my recruiting class look back now that we are past Notre Dame, but here is a sneak preview: Richt and Diaz were catastrophically bad recruiters for us:

 

[LMCane]

We used to be consistently 5-10 on this list even after some of the glory days players retired. I’m going to finish my recruiting class look back now that we are passed Notre Dame, but here is a sneak preview: Richt and Diaz were catastrophically bad recruiters for us:

Love the podcast Danny!

Pull the stats from one of Golden's years.

I think we lost 5 games, and then still had like 5 players selected in the first two rounds of that draft!!

 

[F-MarioCristobal]

I'm surprised we have 22 tbh without counting them 1 by 1 I would have guessed in the 15-18 range

How many actual difference makers? 4, maybe 5? Rousseau, Stevenson, Njoku, Kinchens, and Ward. Calais still going strong and Perryman is solid... both as rotational guys.

 

[PatrickCane]

We used to consistently eank 5-10 on this list even after some of the glory days players retired. I’m going to finish my recruiting class look back now that we are past Notre Dame, but here is a sneak preview: Richt and Diaz were catastrophically bad recruiters for us:

This can be attributed to the lack of investment in the program from a university perspective while other schools heavily invested at the same time. I expect our numbers to increase reflective to the investment. We are now seeing those results on our field. The NFL will be the next domino.

 

[88]

Richt was an overrated recruiter dating back to his Georgia days. Their classes (and influence in south florida) exploded once he left.

Him clamping down on the bag game defiintely doesnt change my opinion of that.

 

[frank1886]

I’m shocked we have that many. That number will climb steadily in the next few years.

 

[Cookie917]

I'm surprised we have 22 tbh without counting them 1 by 1 I would have guessed in the 15-18 range

How many actual difference makers? 4, maybe 5? Rousseau, Stevenson, Njoku, Kinchens, and Ward. Calais still going strong and Perryman is solid... both as rotational guys.

Phillips if he stays healthy, otherwise yes lots of rotational guys... off the top of my head:

Berrios
Garvin
Ford
Homer
Ivey
Jenkins
Brevin Jordan
AQM
Leonard Taylor
James Williams

someone like deon bush may still be around, will mallory, matt lee and jalen rivers all pretty young still.

 

[TexasCane90]

This will be fun to see how much more talent we pump back into the league in say 3-4 years. Looks like we’ll have some good ones coming out this year into the draft and will so going forward

 

[P-Tizzle]

We used to consistently rank 5-10 on this list even after some of the glory days players retired. I’m going to finish my recruiting class look back now that we are past Notre Dame, but here is a sneak preview: Richt and Diaz were catastrophically bad recruiters for us:

CIS is catastrophically bad too then. Ya'll wanted those same players

 

[BrandCanes]

Now this I buy.... atrocious ... we didn't have the Jimmy and Joe's and lacked X's and O's

No Bueno

 

[CANEMC]

I'm surprised we have 22 tbh without counting them 1 by 1 I would have guessed in the 15-18 range

How many actual difference makers? 4, maybe 5? Rousseau, Stevenson, Njoku, Kinchens, and Ward. Calais still going strong and Perryman is solid... both as rotational guys.

Ragone.

 

[88]

CIS is catastrophically bad too then. Ya'll wanted those same players

CIS didn’t want anyone who didn’t come?

 

[ben]

Richt was an overrated recruiter dating back to his Georgia days. Their classes (and influence in south florida) exploded once he left.

Him clamping down on the bag game defiintely doesnt change my opinion of that.

Richt's advantage was always that he knows how to run a program and is an elite human being

 

[JamesQuall]

CIS is catastrophically bad too then. Ya'll wanted those same players

Lot's of plan B, C, and D guys that we hoped would work out because we knew there was no way the Jerry Juedy's of the world were coming here.

 

[CaneBear0207]

There must be something wrong with that graphic because I don't see FSU

 

[90scane]

Read that Miami is 11th in all-time passing offense in the NFL. BC is 9th with Bama 10th. Bama and Miami are very likely to pass BC this year. Miami is still #1 on Super Bowl points scored.

 

[Nickkcin]

Borregalas too

 

[BoludoCane21]

Richt's advantage was always that he knows how to run a program and is an elite human being

 

[ben]

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means he can win 10 games with a 6-play offense, his 25-year-old son as qb coach, and malik rosier at qb.

 

[tdjones34]

Richt was washed before he came here and manny was the biggest joke