MiamiVice7
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How Clemson build a program
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- Put money up for the big recruits..(they are one of the most obvious)
- Recruit the trenches hard..DLINE
-hit on the qb spot...
They are in the south and can win with skill guys....add to it they hit on some big name skill guys in recruiting too..(see put money up)....theres a reason they pretty much stay out of south florida...and hit sw fla (tampa to ft myers)...too many mouths to feed in s.fla to get close to kids.
Dabo finally just got out of the way..because he is a corch.....and their s&c isnt that good either...they have good position coaches that they spent money on..and dabo has sat back a bit after realizing what he is.
-Clemson isnt an overnight success....but they had an insane amount of offensive talent and didnt have nothing to show for it...they'll be around..but this is the year they needed to hit....FSU and Um will be back and they will be in trouble again in the acc.
- Recruit the trenches hard..DLINE
-hit on the qb spot...
They are in the south and can win with skill guys....add to it they hit on some big name skill guys in recruiting too..(see put money up)....theres a reason they pretty much stay out of south florida...and hit sw fla (tampa to ft myers)...too many mouths to feed in s.fla to get close to kids.
Dabo finally just got out of the way..because he is a corch.....and their s&c isnt that good either...they have good position coaches that they spent money on..and dabo has sat back a bit after realizing what he is.
-Clemson isnt an overnight success....but they had an insane amount of offensive talent and didnt have nothing to show for it...they'll be around..but this is the year they needed to hit....FSU and Um will be back and they will be in trouble again in the acc.
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Ok smarty, what's your explanation? Other than getting paid, what possible explanation could there be for Miami kids going to another school?
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Four years ago last week they got beat 70-33 by West Virginia in the Orange Bowl. They got whacked by FSU at home in a spotlight game on national tv 2 years ago. This wasn't some fly by night quick operation. Recruit and develop.
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Seriously you're being a moron to be funny right?
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I'm being a moron? Why, because I realize that no kid in their right mind would leave Miami for Alabama or Ohio unless there were money involved? I guess you're one of those people who think kids care about "winning". Take a look in the mirror before you call me a moron.
Most of Clemsons defense has declared early for the draft. That was a pretty good class there. I know they are bringing in another nice class this year but it will be interesting to see just how long this lasts for them. They've always been a team that was considered to be a contender but could never get over the the hump. I personally feel they will still have a tough time getting over that hump. It will be interesting to see though.
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They've evaluated and developed a **** of lot better than us
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They've recruited well in the trenches. Extremely well.
For example, just look at five-year review of their DE's and DT's vis-a-vis Miami's. They don't mess around.
Christian Wilkins (5*) and Dexter Lawrence (5*) will be hands down 2 of the best Defensive Tackles in the ACC and across the country.
By the way, they've took the time to address areas of weakness like Strength & Condition after getting their tails consistently handed to them by FSU & South Carolina during 2011-2013.
Fact of the matter is this, they've committed themselves to playing BIG BOY FOOTBALL and mastered their unique Offense, which is more run-heavy this year because they've recruited equally as well on the offensive line the past 3 years.
But don't worry, Mark Richt is going to right the ship. The what's to be seen is if they will be able to out-physical teams that have made coaching hires in the Coastal of guys who relish physicality like Mendenhall and Fuente. Heck, Gene Chizik is just getting started with his defensive project at UNC. They couldn't stop the run the past 4 years, but don't be surprised once he gets his guys in that defense that we won't be asking a similar question about North Carolina.
I give the early advantage to Mark Richt, he has the credibility to now recruit players that Miami wasn't even in the ballgame for under Golden. Additionally, early success at a school with the brand value as Miami leads to accelerated growth prospects and heightened level of attractiveness in the eyes of high school athletes. Being that Miami has already been to the mountain top, a couple of 10-win seasons back-to-back will put the nation on "Playoff Contender Status", that alone will bode well on the trail.
In short, Miami will go back to the Old School Miami template that Nick Saban adopted and raised in Alabama.
For example, just look at five-year review of their DE's and DT's vis-a-vis Miami's. They don't mess around.
Christian Wilkins (5*) and Dexter Lawrence (5*) will be hands down 2 of the best Defensive Tackles in the ACC and across the country.
By the way, they've took the time to address areas of weakness like Strength & Condition after getting their tails consistently handed to them by FSU & South Carolina during 2011-2013.
Fact of the matter is this, they've committed themselves to playing BIG BOY FOOTBALL and mastered their unique Offense, which is more run-heavy this year because they've recruited equally as well on the offensive line the past 3 years.
But don't worry, Mark Richt is going to right the ship. The what's to be seen is if they will be able to out-physical teams that have made coaching hires in the Coastal of guys who relish physicality like Mendenhall and Fuente. Heck, Gene Chizik is just getting started with his defensive project at UNC. They couldn't stop the run the past 4 years, but don't be surprised once he gets his guys in that defense that we won't be asking a similar question about North Carolina.
I give the early advantage to Mark Richt, he has the credibility to now recruit players that Miami wasn't even in the ballgame for under Golden. Additionally, early success at a school with the brand value as Miami leads to accelerated growth prospects and heightened level of attractiveness in the eyes of high school athletes. Being that Miami has already been to the mountain top, a couple of 10-win seasons back-to-back will put the nation on "Playoff Contender Status", that alone will bode well on the trail.
In short, Miami will go back to the Old School Miami template that Nick Saban adopted and raised in Alabama.
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They recruit South Florida and have a competent head coach. That's all.
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Some kids want to get out of South Florida btw...not everyone wants to stay home... Some kids simply just want to travel or get away from problems back home..Everyone doesn't live for money and you are close minded if you truly label every kid that leaves the state of Florida a mercenary
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Oh come on! You don't really believe that do you? EVERY kid would prefer to play football in a tropical paradise near his mom rather than a frozen, soulless, wasteland surrounded by racists. There is LITERALLY no reason why a kid would leave unless money is involved. Next you'll be playing that tired old line about wanting to "win".