look star ranking is bull**** and is only there for some kids to make special tv appearances for their announcements and get some publicity..... the moment you step on campus there is no favoritism and everybody starts at the ground floor...... its your dedication, passion, and willingness to learn that will make you a coveted player for nfl teams.......
some of the best to ever play at Da U where low 4 stars, 3 stars, and **** even 2 star prospects.... miami is built on miami kids who want to make a better life for themselves and shine and also to leave neighborhoods where drugs and violence is a way of life.... the old canes had swagger because they came from tough backgrounds and wanted to be great so they wouldnt have to see that lifestyle again......
if richt cleans up miami and souh florida than we will be back hunting for championships in 2 years...... these kids are hungry to succeed and have a better life..... those are the kids who we need to get back to the top..... star rankings is just a waste of time and tells you nothing about the kids......
I grew up in miami and see what these kids go through..... build your team on the dedication of these kids and back to winning titles..... throw the stars and espn rankings out the window
That has already been proved to be false. I think your statement was true before 2010, but most have worked out since then.
These were/are good-to-great players who were 5*
2010: Robert Woods, Shariff Floyd, Dominique Easley, Jordan Hicks, Seantrel Henderson, Jackson Jeffcoat, Josh Shaw, Ja'Wuan James, Michael Dyer, Lamarcus Joyner, Matt Elam, Marcus Lattimore, Keenan Allen, Dee Milliner, William Gholston, Owamagbe Odighizuwa, Ronald Powell
17/21
2011: Jadeveon Clowney, Cyrus Kouandijo, La'el Collins, Timmy Jernigan, De'anthony Thomas, Aaron Lynch, Karlos Williams, Anthony Johnson, Sammy Watkins, Stephone Anthony, Isaiah Crowell, Nick O'Leary, Jarvis Landry, Ha-Ha Clinton Dix, Braxton Miller, Sedric Flowers
17/22
2012: Mario Edwards, DGB, Landon Collins, Arik Armstead, DJ Humphries, Shaq Thompson, Malcom Brown, Eddie Williams, Kyle Murphy, Stefon Diggs, Noah Spence, TJ Yeldon, Eddie Goldman, Dante Fowler, Ronald Darby, Deontay Greenberry, Adolphus Washington, Eli Harold, Darius Hamilton, Gunner Kiel, Trey Williams
21/25
2013: Too much to write. 26/32 with 7 potential 1st rounders.
2014: Too much to write. Noticeable names; Leonard Fournette, Dalvin Cook, Adoree Jackson, Travis Rudolph, Jalen Tabor, Nick Chubb, Quin Blanding, Speedy Noil, Kyle Allen, Jabril Peppers, Cameron Robinson, Myles Garrett.
2015: Too early to tell.
