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ThomasG954 said:
The Gators think Andrew Ivins, aka Mr SEC Wannabe aka The Original Hedger, who went to a different South Florida school, covered Notre Dame and is from Seminole County, is overrating Miami recruits on Miami’s behalf because of his fandom for the Hurricanes😂😂😭😭

Next youre gonna tell me they said Breshard Smith got a bump to appease Miami’s MASSIVE 247 subscriber base and not because he a ran a verified 4.46 a couple months ago...
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Oh good lord, Ivins went to LYMAN High School? That explains a lot.
 
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TheOriginalCane said:
Plus, Miami interviewed Mullet TWICE, and passed on him both times.

How bad does Mullet have to botch the interview to lose out to guys of Shannon's and Golden's caliber?
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People forget he had the worst P5 winning percentage of all coaches against ranked teams when he was at Miss State.
 
TheOriginalCane said:
Also, does anyone else notice how Gaytor fans scream BLOODY MURDER when their top recruits are "rated lower on 247 than on Rivals", but say NOTHING when long-snapper savants like Rocco Underwood Adrein Strickland and Sgt. Jake Slaughter are rated higher on 247 than they are on Rivals?
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Sir, this is straight from the First Rule of **** Maths...

Whenever a UiF commit has different ratings among the 3 major rating services, you always take the highest rating when calculating the class ranking. However, should that commit flip to another school (unlikely... we probably dropped him), immediately revert to the player's lowest ranking when recalculating the ranking.

Not to be confused with the Second Rule of **** Maths...

Whenever a UiF target commits to another school, immediately utilize the lowest rating of from the 3 major rating services when calculating the impact on the other school's class. Should UiF flip the recruit (we will, don't worry), use the highest rating when calculating UiF's new class ranking.
 
No_Fly_Zone said:
Sir, this is straight from the First Rule of **** Maths...

Whenever a UiF commit has different ratings among the 3 major rating services, you always take the highest rating when calculating the class ranking. However, should that commit flip to another school (unlikely... we probably dropped him), immediately revert to the player's lowest ranking when recalculating the ranking.

Not to be confused with the Second Rule of **** Maths...

Whenever a UiF target commits to another school, immediately utilize the lowest rating of from the 3 major rating services when calculating the impact on the other school's class. Should UiF flip the recruit (we will, don't worry), use the highest rating when calculating UiF's new class ranking.
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Also, the First Rule of Gaytor Paranoia...

Whenever the 247 rating for a player is below the rating on Rivals or ESPN, then the 247 writers are biased against Gaytor Brand Nation. Whenever the Rivals rating for a player is below the rating on 247 or ESPN, then the Rivals writers are biased against Gaytor Brand Nation. And whenever the ESPN rating for a player is below the rating on 247 or Rivals, then the entire ESPN Network is biased against Gaytor Brand Nation and is made up entirely of Alabama, Georgia, and LSU graduates.
 
TheOriginalCane said:
Also, the First Rule of Gaytor Paranoia...

Whenever the 247 rating for a player is below the rating on Rivals or ESPN, then the 247 writers are biased against Gaytor Brand Nation. Whenever the Rivals rating for a player is below the rating on 247 or ESPN, then the Rivals writers are biased against Gaytor Brand Nation. And whenever the ESPN rating for a player is below the rating on 247 or Rivals, then the entire ESPN Network is biased against Gaytor Brand Nation and is made up entirely of Alabama, Georgia, and LSU graduates.
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They refer to it as the First Rule of **** Media Bias, but otherwise 100% accurate.
 
DPCane said:
You’re a hero.
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RVACane said:
I don’t have him figured out like you. He’s coaching an elite passing game. He went with Franks over Trask though and I think Emory Jones is nothing special but the passing game is on fire.

He has some good position coaching on both sides of the ball and that helps a lot. Not sure how you arrive at Mullet knowing DL or OL for that matter. Is it Mullet the Evaluator there or is it Mullet the Executive bc he hired mostly good assistants?
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He went to Trask not because of evaluations but because Franks got hurt.If Franks doesn’t get hurt Trask might not even be playing this year..let that marinate a while...the QB guru having the guy breaking records this year standing next to him while Frankfurtef was stinking up the place.
 
Cajuncane said:
He went to Trask not because of evaluations but because Franks got hurt.If Franks doesn’t get hurt Trask might not even be playing this year..let that marinate a while...the QB guru having the guy breaking records this year standing next to him while Frankfurtef was stinking up the place.
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I think Franks is playing better this year.
 
RVACane said:
I think Franks is playing better this year.
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Yea that’s my point.The QB guru The guy with all the great evaluations had Trask sitting on the bench and very likely would have had him there this year if Franks doesn’t get hurt last year and Trask gets a chance to save their season( which he did )
Franks is playing much better this year but if he doesn’t get hurt last year chances are he dies t transfer and you never hear about Trask unless he had transferred.
 
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Canes Legacy said:
I was legit ****ed when I heard FSU backed out. Those 2 programs are a joke. I hope Saban and Dabo show no mercy when the time comes and then publicly call them out.
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Imagine the mental advantage Bama has when the UF players know their administration was so scared that they complained to get the schedule changed.
 
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