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AllbouttheU said:
Look I want Hurts or whatever grad transfer as well but to say it’s okay if we lose Williams is mind boggling.
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Obviously we want to keep Williams

But if you're asking me if I can have Williams for two to three years or have Jalen hurts for one year..I'm picking Jalen hurts Because Williams isn't on the same level and is no guarantee
 
With Kyler Murray going to NFL draft I would be worried about Oklahoma or Maryland getting him
 
D RevLee said:
I have no problem with Miami getting transfers at all, but being known as the school who gets all the trasnfers for a year or two, I'll pass on that. Like I said this is perfect for us this year but once we start winning the recruiting trail we will not need as many transfers. Especially at the most important position on the field.
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The only thing I want this school to be known for is winning, if these transfers come in and help us win what would be the problem? Rival fans and CFB will clown us? they clown us whether we win top recruiting battles or whiff on them, I’ll tell you this tho, they’ll have a tough time clowning a Miami team that’s 12-0 13-1 ACC coastal champs with transfers and stud recruits. Some of our best players like G.willis, G.olsen, B.mckinnie were transfers, like I said prioritize recruiting but have a balance of both, Miami has always been innovative in CFB, we can exploit this system like free agency, these are not 3* JUCO kids from division III football, Jalen Hurts has been in the championship every year of his collegiate career, Bolden was the 7th ranked safety of his class, Asa Martin was the 9th ranked RB of his class. If we can pimp the system, why not?
 
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IcemanArcade said:
The only thing I want this school to be known for is winning, if these transfers come in and help us win what would be the problem? Rival fans and CFB will clown us? they clown us whether we win top recruiting battles or whiff on them, I’ll tell you this tho, they’ll have a tough time clowning a Miami team that’s 12-0 13-1 ACC coastal champs with transfers and stud recruits. Some of our best players like G.willis, G.olsen, B.mckinnie were transfers, like I said prioritize recruiting but have a balance of both, Miami has always been innovative in CFB, we can exploit this system like free agency, these are not 3* JUCO kids from division III football, Jalen Hurts has been in the championship every year of his collegiate career, Bolden was the 7th ranked safety of his class, Asa Martin was the 9th ranked RB of his class. If we can pimp the system, why not?
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Having to rely on 4 or 5 transfers to come in consistently and start and contribute immediately, is a recipe for disaster. Especially for the QB position. If we relied on that then there will be years where we don't get those transfers or they don't pan out. Not to mention the impact that would have on recruiting high school players. No kid would sign if we were known as the transfer school and could bring in an older guy to take his spot.like a said a couple transfers are okay, but u will not be able to sustain success if u have to bring in 5 transfers every year to contribute.
 
U take hurts if he wants to come. He’s a championship level QB and u saw he beat Georgia when tua couldn’t get it done
 
D RevLee said:
Having to rely on 4 or 5 transfers to come in consistently and start and contribute immediately, is a recipe for disaster. Especially for the QB position. If we relied on that then there will be years where we don't get those transfers or they don't pan out. Not to mention the impact that would have on recruiting high school players. No kid would sign if we were known as the transfer school and could bring in an older guy to take his spot.like a said a couple transfers are okay, but u will not be able to sustain success if u have to bring in 5 transfers every year to contribute.
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So tell me this, you prefer us to continue chasing the Tyrique Stevenson, Khris Bogle, and Frank Ladson’s of the world, for 8 months, constantly refreshing updates, watching the wrist bands and gloves, having Ivins put in a crystal ball to us only to have him change it 24 hrs before NSD because these kids decided to take a bag from UGA or Bama, and hit us with the usual “Miami recruited me very hard, I had to stay up all night and pray about it but at the end of the day I felt home and at peace with (insert college)” line knowing **** well they weren’t coming here to begin with, I want top 5* recruits as well but the reality is that these kid were in diapers the last time Miami did any relevant winning, we would have to win to get some of these top FL recruits and even then some will still take bags, only way to win is by improving this team, either we drop bags on these recruits or we win, and I believe that these transfers can help us with the latter part of that statement. Schnellenberger was innovative because he only recruited in SF, When Jimmy Johnson introduced the Miami 4-3 defense he revolutionized football forever, this is Mannys chance to be innovate in CFB by exploiting this transfer Market, it sounds silly cause it’s Miami doing this but bet if it was Clemson or Wisconsin doing this and they had success, everyone would be praising them. And lastly if these recruits don’t want to come in and compete with transfers then eff em, they never had a Miami mentality to begin with.
 
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MIA is the best fit for Hurts... yeah that's a biased opinion, but he comes to a situation customized for him to start immediately at a high-profile program.
 
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