Clearly this is a passionate topic for you. The only point I have ever tried to make, you just tried to use against me. It starts with landing one kid and you continue to push and grow to landing multiple. That's how recruiting works. So having this conversation now, as opposed to whenever you deem it is ready for the docket, is justified because he already landed one. Kinda like Miami landing one 5 star every other class (maybe) and trying to grow that momentum to landing multiple in a class.
Tennessee is an example of how things, in CFB, typically take time. 15 years to beat a team is probably on the high end but it was just an example. So this idea that Deion landing a 5 star kid in 2 years of his tenure at an HBCU that barely had a field isn't huge, is crazy.
The only thing I'm trying to say is that the pitch he used to land that kid (naturally the same pitch for others) will be null and void because he did exactly what he told him (them) not to do. Leave for a P5 school with more resources...bruh.