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BradTheBearKiller

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Miami should be recruiting at a much higher level. Along with the lack of development of the current roster, as well as not playing the younger guys who are out performing the upper class men, is foolish. Did you know, that up until Mark Richt, each Miami coach had at least one # 1 recruiting class? Yes, even with Al Golden. Poor leadership seems to have sunk the program, both in the Athletics Department, also in the School Administration. Cristobal is a guy who preaches fundamentals on both sides of the ball. And his players look like a well disciplined unit when they're on the field. Watching Miami, it was painfully obvious there was a definite lacking in Offensive Line play. It all starts upon front. If you can't block, you can't have success. Mario Cristobal was an Offensive line player. He coached at Alabama as an O-Line Coordinator. He took over at Oregon as the O-Line coach, before becoming head coach and lead recruiter. That would fill a huge need gap right there. Man, when you talk about his recruiting ability; just looking up his recent classes, there are some eye popping truths in there. The 2021 recruiting class, Oregon signed:
The # 1 player in Arizona
The # 1 player in Colorado
The # 1 player in Missouri
The # 1 player in New York
The # 1 player in Oregon
The # 1 player in Utah
The # 2 player in California
The # 3 player in California

In the 2020 class, he signed the # 1 & # 2 Inside Linebackers. Lo! That's just ridiculous. Any school would love to have that. This is a guy who can change the culture at a dysfunctional program, like Miami is in a state of. Think about this. Ohio State had not lost a game at home is 4 years. Oregon went into the Shoe and just bullied them. And they did it without their best player Kayvon Thibodeaux not playing.
 
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BradTheBearKiller said:
Miami should be recruiting at a much higher level. Along with the lack of development of the current roster, as well as not playing the younger guys who are out performing the upper class men, is foolish. Did you know, that up until Mark Richt, each Miami coach had at least one # 1 recruiting class? Yes, even with Al Golden. Poor leadership seems to have sunk the program, both in the Athletics Department, also in the School Administration. Cristobal is a guy who preaches fundamentals on both sides of the ball. And his players look like a well disciplined unit when they're on the field. Watching Miami, it was painfully obvious there was a definite lacking in Offensive Line play. It all starts upon front. If you can't block, you can't have success. Mario Cristobal was an Offensive line player. He coached at Alabama as an O-Line Coordinator. He took over at Oregon as the O-Line coach, before becoming head coach and lead recruiter. That would fill a huge need gap right there. Man, when you talk about his recruiting ability; just looking up his recent classes, there are some eye popping truths in there. The 2021 recruiting class, Oregon signed:
The # 1 player in Arizona
The # 1 player in Colorado
The # 1 player in Missouri
The # 1 player in New York
The # 1 player in Oregon
The # 1 player in Utah
The # 2 player in California
The # 3 player in California

In the 2020 class, he signed the # 1 & # 2 Inside Linebackers. Lo! That's just ridiculous. Any school would love to have that. This is a guy who can change the culture at a dysfunctional program, like Miami is in a state of. Think about this. Ohio State had not lost a game at home is 4 years. Oregon went into the Shoe and just bullied them. And they did it without their best player Kayvon Thibodeaux not playing.
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? What year did Al Golden have a #1 recruiting class and what is your source?
 
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This is why i think the timing of getting Mario worked out in the end. The several years at Alabama and the years at Oregon have certainly created a network of national recruiting that we honestly don't have. Those 3 years were great for him to learn how to run a big time program but also to develop a larger recruiting base for us to hit Texas/Cali/west coast some.
 
Crazy part is without all the slogans and gimics rhis off-season is going to be 10x as hype as any of the $ull**** we all fell for with Manny. It's bananas.
 
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