I realize you still can't comprehend the point. Because the point was never "what could our offensive production be if there are no injuries and everyone has their best year ever". That isn't the discussion.
You're just a very unintelligent and uninformed poster. Embrace it. You think "recruiting" is what gets reported on 247 and on3. You have no idea the number of players we had on campus to CONVINCE them to enter the Portal, who then did not enter the Portal. THAT is the failure. Not whether we got KEELAN MARION, and your delusional nonsense about him being the best of what was available, and how we should be happy about that and not talk about the guys WHO ARE BETTER who we targeted. This is how I know that you're clueless on what was really happening.
You have the brainpower of Dennis Smith, convincing Mario that we "have enough" and that we don't need to spend anymore money. You are the guy who hypes up mid-level recruits by projecting them to play better at Miami than they did elsewhere.
It's sadly funny to watch posters complain about how we wasted an ALL-TIME single-season record-setting performance by both a QB and a WR by giving them one of our weakest defenses in the modern era. But then they turn around and act like we can surround another $4M quarterback with a bunch of raw WRs and a couple of adequate transfers. Brilliant.
I'm not a "good enough" Miami fan. I don't want players who are "good enough". Who are comparable "to what Syracuse did". I want the best-in-class at every position. I'll be patient with freshman WRs when we have 105 on the roster, but we need a high-level WR1 to pair with Carson Beck to restore his confidence in his elbow and that WRs won't drop his passes. Not some reliance on "trust us, Carson, these are 5-star freshmen WRs, they are going to be great someday, even after you leave".
But thank you for showing us how little you understand recruiting and football. I'm not saying you're not a fan. Even 5-year-old children can go to football games and have a good time eating hot dogs.
SYRACUSE! We should try to be like SYRACUSE...