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cleverjdub said:
And the Rumph lynch mob in here will still say he needs to be fired because he missed players he coached and he can’t recruit regardless of on field results. I never understood and how some think that recruiting stars outweighs on field performance.

Some would rather Rumph land top players and coach them up at a mediocre level of performance on the field, rather than take a slightly lower rated player and have them performing at maximum level of production.
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And it’s not like CB recruiting is notably worst than at any other position. It’s not like Safety or LB or DL recruiting is objectively better by a noticeable margin.

Dude gets a bad rap.
 
DMoney said:
That's why I'm excited about the future of the CB position. We will have six four stars. The only non-blue chipper is Nigel Bethel, who is 5'11 and runs 4.40.

Most of them are 6'+ with long arms- mirror images of their coach and the exact type of prospect he likes to develop.
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And they stay flexible because they still take Bandy and Couch, who aren’t the long outside corners.
 
zanecane said:
Boom! That’s a huge pull. Really happy to see we found a Miami worthy recruit and didn’t have to rely on a grad transfer.

It’s TNM and that means Everyone deserves a clean slate. Including the coaches. Rumph is starting out strong!
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Most of the transfers coming in aren’t grad guys. Bolden, Martell, Martin.
 
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CaneSwag1995 said:
Rumph was Surtain and Campbell’s coach. I would call that impossible.
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surtain was an lsu legacy and his dad was hc last 2 yrs of his hs career. as for campbell Georgia gave him to much dough to come to Miami and had just made cfp . fact is heritage isn't a feeder school for Miami due to Shannon/golden. they alienated coaches there and getting them on board with kids to Miami has been a hard task . we are lucky got silvera. heritage kids don't come to Miami fact rumph coached there doesn't change that
 
FyreHam said:
Most of the transfers coming in aren’t grad guys. Bolden, Martell, Martin.
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I didn’t say they were. But we have had to rely on grad transfers in the past (Colbert/Delaney) and a Juco kid (dean).

I want to see the kids Rumph recruited get burn and see how the kids develop in our system with his coaching.
 
kalinis said:
surtain was an lsu legacy and his dad was hc last 2 yrs of his hs career. as for campbell Georgia gave him to much dough to come to Miami and had just made cfp . fact is heritage isn't a feeder school for Miami due to Shannon/golden. they alienated coaches there and getting them on board with kids to Miami has been a hard task . we are lucky got silvera. heritage kids don't come to Miami fact rumph coached there doesn't change that
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I still have never seen a kid look more depressed on signing day than TC announcing UGA as his pick lol
 
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zanecane said:
I didn’t say they were. But we have had to rely on grad transfers in the past (Colbert/Delaney) and a Juco kid (dean).

I want to see the kids Rumph recruited get burn and see how the kids develop in our system with his coaching.
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Fair enough. A class of Williams and Couch after a class of Frierson, Blades, and Ivey is a lot to work with. Five four star corners last two cycles.
 
cleverjdub said:
And the Rumph lynch mob in here will still say he needs to be fired because he missed players he coached and he can’t recruit regardless of on field results. I never understood and how some think that recruiting stars outweighs on field performance.

Some would rather Rumph land top players and coach them up at a mediocre level of performance on the field, rather than take a slightly lower rated player and have them performing at maximum level of production.
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I love how you say “slightly lower rated player” Miami isn’t getting anywhere’s close to the players Rumph whiffed on.

But hey he finally was able to close on a CB, that’s progress..
 
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