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Zbrod95 said:
Long story short...

Golden: Hey Mr. Wilson! You got a really talented son and we think he can be a good CB but we think his best fit is safety.

Choad: Go fucc yourself you clueless tie man!

Golden: Mr. Wilson, I’m just being honest. It doesn’t mean we won’t give him a shot at CB.

Choad: Fucc you, fucc UM, and that troll AD! I’m going to go talk **** about this University for years and personally drive players away from UM because I’m so butthurt even though it wasn’t necessary.

Years later: Detroit Lions move him to safety because Quincy was a horrible NFL CB. Quincy is still in the league because of it.
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Wasn't Golden coaching TEs on that Detroit squad at the time?
 
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Cajuncane said:
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good to hear brother
 
TheOriginalCane said:
This is correct. There is no stated methodology that explains the calculation of the "development rating". I can only say this, the "development rating" appears to increase if you have more recruits. So if one school had 20 Top 247 recruits, and 10 were drafted, but another school had 40 Top 247 recruits and 20 were drafted, the second school would have a higher "development rating".

Thus, even though Miami has a HIGHER percentage of Top 247 players drafted, we are aced out by the fact that UiF signed more Top 247 recruits. Which, of course, seems silly on its face when there is no clear way to understand the mathematical calculation.
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Also where they were drafted should account for something.
Being drafted in the first round is not the same as being drafted in the seventh round.
 
puertorricane said:
Also where they were drafted should account for something.
Being drafted in the first round is not the same as being drafted in the seventh round.
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That probably goes to development in their formula. Like the Top 32 are supposed to be future 1st rounders. I think it’s all Voodoo Math as one President said about Economics. All of those Top 247 kids should hypothetically get drafted. A perfect comparison is Phillips and Rousseau. By their logic,we could technically lose points on Phillips, who was the number 1 overall recruit and Rousseau wasn’t a Top 247 player so is he just ignored???
 
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Dwinstitles said:
Why take it out on the next two coaches is beyond me. That's why he will get the hate he gets......Richt and Diaz had nothing to do with it. The university didn't have anything to do with it......Golden was right but he still should have recruited him hard and got him to come then give him a chance if not move him later on. I mean it shouldn't be difficult to play corner in the ACC ffs.
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Honestly when you watch the second half of Wilson's interview on Canesville he admits Quincy probably was never going to come here because we were so bad on D at the time. Watch the whole thing and you will see he straight contradicts himself.
You see the same thing with Earl Little Sr. Trying to come up with a bunch of reasons to justify Jr. not coming here. Really the reason is he doesn't think we have be good at developing cb's.
 
RVACane said:
I’m not finding it. Here is a similar article from a year ago I don’t think this is it.

247sports.com

Which programs best develop elite talent? A five-year deep dive

College football fans salivate over four- and five-star recruits every year. But who actually does the best job developing them?
247sports.com 247sports.com
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It was a 2019 article. And the previous one from 2020 covered like 2011-2015.

247sports.com

Which programs best develop elite prospects? A five-year study

A five-year look at the Top247 shows which programs do the most with their four- and five-star prospects based on NFL Draft data.
247sports.com 247sports.com
 
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SotaCanespiracy said:
Honestly when you watch the second half of Wilson's interview on Canesville he admits Quincy probably was never going to come here because we were so bad on D at the time. Watch the whole thing and you will see he straight contradicts himself.
You see the same thing with Earl Little Sr. Trying to come up with a bunch of reasons to justify Jr. not coming here. Really the reason is he doesn't think we have be good at developing cb's.
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They just don't want to say we suck
 
mirvin88 said:
I'm glad to see UCF trolling UF but honestly man generally speaking UCF is annoying as ****.
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That’s their goal. It’s the “no press is bad press” promotional plan. It’s better to be annoying than irrelevant. Not sure what the endgame is. They turned down a two for one with UF a couple years ago. Maybe their new AD won’t be a *****. If they’re ever going to try to surpass any of the big 3, they’re going to have to actually start scheduling them.

Remember when Rutgers football put up a bunch of billboards in South Florida? That coincided with the period where Greg Schiano actually made them a competitive program so I guess it worked for them
 
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