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Mahoney-Pearson said:
Kaaya was a ballyhooed recruit and had 1st-day draft fodder about his potential before being drafted, yet Malik has more TDs, a double digit win season, and beat FSU.

you fail, friend.
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I don't think you know what "ballyhooed" means. The remarkable thing about Kaaya is that he was a find for James Coley. The story goes: Miami was still searching for a QB in that class. Coley searched through the database with certain measurables and found Kaaya. Kaaya was not very popular even though he was a ESPN 300. But he was a 300 later in the process AFTER he committed to Miami.
 
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AzzaraSteven said:
I don't think you know what "ballyhooed" means. The remarkable thing about Kaaya is that he was a find for James Coley. The story goes: Miami was still searching for a QB in that class. Coley searched through the database with certain measurables and found Kaaya. Kaaya was not very popular even though he was a ESPN 300. But he was a 300 later in the process AFTER he committed to Miami.
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Sorry, you don't know what you're talking about, friend. He was a consensus 4-star recruit and the 7th ranked pro-style QB, nationally.
We were on him very early in the game as his first offer, but UCLA and others made a strong push as we got closer to signing day.
 
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Mahoney-Pearson said:
Sorry, you don't know what you're talking about, friend. He was a consensus 4-star recruit and the 7th ranked pro-style QB, nationally.
We were on him very early in the game as his first offer, but UCLA and others made a strong push as we got closer to signing day.
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You didn’t refute anything that I said. Kaaya was an unknown before he signed with Miami. He only had two scholarship offers before his senior year started: Miami and SDSU. That’s it. I also said Kaaya was an ESPN 300. You confirmed everything that I said.
 
AzzaraSteven said:
You didn’t refute anything that I said. Kaaya was an unknown before he signed with Miami. He only had two scholarship offers before his senior year started: Miami and SDSU. That’s it. I also said Kaaya was an ESPN 300. You confirmed everything that I said.
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No, friend. You not only have the story wrong, but you also contradict yourself; check his offer list and national rankings when "he signed" with Miami. You're trying way too hard.
 
Mahoney-Pearson said:
No, friend. You not only have the story wrong, but you also contradict yourself; check his offer list and national rankings when "he signed" with Miami. You're trying way too hard.
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When Kaaya committed to Miami he only had one other offer and that was from SDSU. Are you saying that I’m wrong?
 
Mahoney-Pearson said:
No, friend. You not only have the story wrong, but you also contradict yourself; check his offer list and national rankings when "he signed" with Miami. You're trying way too hard.
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I’m not saying when he officially signed his LOI. I’m talking about when he was offered and he committed to James Coley.
 
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Clemson’s Offense is entirely different than our 30 year Offense. He won’t have the same success in this system.
 
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