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So if we don’t land Jeremiah Smith it means Recruiting is not improved over the last 20 years under Mario?
So if we don’t land Jeremiah Smith it means Recruiting is not improved over the last 20 years under Mario?
So then if do land Jeremiah Smith everyone will shut up about Our Recruiting under Mario forever?
I think we can all agree Smith is the exact player he was brought in to land….So if we don’t land Jeremiah Smith it means Recruiting is not improved over the last 20 years under Mario? Y’all are seriously trippin.
Who exactly said Mincey was going to commit in August? or was it something some poster just made up, and everyone ran with the narrative? You can't get upset about something you made up and isn't supported by any truth.
You keep bringing up “we gotta win” & “it’s hard to erase 5-7” yet fail to mention that was a direct cause of Mario’s decision making. You give the top 100 coaches in CFB UMs roster and the money Mario had to hire staff…. 99 of those coaches beat MTSU and make a bowl game.So then if do land Jeremiah Smith everyone will shut up about Our Recruiting under Mario forever?
… Sounds like we gotta just win this year and have a good offense and gameplan for future QB. I think we will. TBD whether we can convince Smith he’ll have a good QB for him.
Yes look at the actual (quality of) players being brought in. It’s a clear cut improvement. In fact this class is basically on par or better than like every class under Diaz/Richt but people don’t wanna hear that. Diaz did well in the portal. Richt had to turn around the Golden failure.I think we can all agree Smith is the exact player he was brought in to land….
Also, while it appears recruiting is improved. It’s a tad early to say that’s definite (QB? DT?)
Here’s the last two coaches & their average recruiting rank for first three signed classes.
Mark Richt (hired Dec 4th 2015)
2016: 22nd
2017: 12th
2018: 8th
Average: 14th
Manny (hired Dec 30th 2018)
2019: 17th
2020: 11th
2021: 11th
Average: 13th
Mario (hired Dec 6th 2021)
2022: 13th
2023: 8th
2024: 15th currently
Average (if current trends hold): 12th
We crowning him for being 1/2 spots better in 3 years over Manny and Richt?
It’s August. Season starts in a month. Can’t speed up time.You keep bringing up “we gotta win” & “it’s hard to erase 5-7” yet fail to mention that was a direct cause of Mario’s decision making. You give the top 100 coaches in CFB UMs roster and the money Mario had to hire staff…. 99 of those coaches beat MTSU and make a bowl game.
That’s not an excuse when it was self inflicted, he gets no break for his own decisions. Make it happen.
I think we can all agree Smith is the exact player he was brought in to land….
Also, while it appears recruiting is improved. It’s a tad early to say that’s definite (QB? DT?)
Here’s the last two coaches & their average recruiting rank for first three signed classes.
Mark Richt (hired Dec 4th 2015)
2016: 22nd
2017: 12th
2018: 8th
Average: 14th
Manny (hired Dec 30th 2018)
2019: 17th
2020: 11th
2021: 11th
Average: 13th
Mario (hired Dec 6th 2021)
2022: 13th
2023: 8th
2024: 15th currently
Average (if current trends hold): 12th
We crowning him for being 1/2 spots better in 3 years over Manny and Richt?
You don’t think the caliber of player is a bit different? Mario landed a better O line and D line last year then Manny, or Richt ever did combined. People focus too much on stupid rankings and not if these kids can actually ball. Mario also killed it in the portal this past year. But like all things, we have to see it on the field. Last year was brutalI think we can all agree Smith is the exact player he was brought in to land….
Also, while it appears recruiting is improved. It’s a tad early to say that’s definite (QB? DT?)
Here’s the last two coaches & their average recruiting rank for first three signed classes.
Mark Richt (hired Dec 4th 2015)
2016: 22nd
2017: 12th
2018: 8th
Average: 14th
Manny (hired Dec 30th 2018)
2019: 17th
2020: 11th
2021: 11th
Average: 13th
Mario (hired Dec 6th 2021)
2022: 13th
2023: 8th
2024: 15th currently
Average (if current trends hold): 12th
We crowning him for being 1/2 spots better in 3 years over Manny and Richt?
You argue so much I don’t even know what you are arguing about or what there is to argue about when I say we’re getting NIL shopped and kids are choosing programs with more certainty such as conference and performance.Bruh this isn’t the boogeyman we’re up against. Mincey looks like an old fashioned Florida 3 battle. Maybe Auburn too. Those 3 programs don’t have less uncertainty than us going forward. FSU had a good season last year coming off 3 of the last 4 seasons being as bad or worse than we were last year. Auburn has had 3 years of 6 or 5 wins in a row. Uf back to back years of 6 wins. And if you want to talk about NIL certainty UF has had the worst public moment of not meeting NiL contract of anyone in the country.
We just aren’t going to join Big 10 until ‘25. We aren’t going to be able to erase 5-7 until we actually play some games. Until then it’s the same FUD all day long. People gotta accept the same **** they’re complaining about last week will be there until this season is over. Nothing is changing until we prove it on the field. It’s possible to think we’ve taken 5 steps forward and one step back and that after this season we’ll be taking a few more steps forward into this rebuild.
Sure, and I agree with your take 1000%.Because I would argue early returns of the Cristobal/Highsmith era are showing they evaluate lower ranked kids better.
Whether star whores want to agree or not, there are still ace talent evaluator coaches out there that evaluate better than rivals and 247 writers.
And again he's making 2 to 3 times what the past coaches made.Sure, and I agree with your take 1000%.
Except I will never argue my own hypotheticals against factual information, especially when said theory is just that.
The fact is unless Mario surges into top 10 (unlikely right now) and flips some really good players… his first three classes will be on par with last two, not exactly “definitely improved recruiting”.
I think this is accurate as to rankings by the services and we’ll have to see how they evals end up. I’d like to think the evals are better but that’s still TBD.Sure, and I agree with your take 1000%.
Except I will never argue my own hypotheticals against factual information, especially when said theory is just that.
The fact is unless Mario surges into top 10 (unlikely right now) and flips some really good players… his first three classes will be on par with last two, not exactly “definitely improved recruiting”.
Do you sit around all day trying to think of new ways to argue with every poster on this board, over anything? No one on this board comes close to the breadth of battles you take on.Yes look at the actual (quality of) players being brought in. It’s a clear cut improvement. In fact this class is basically on par or better than like every class under Diaz/Richt but people don’t wanna hear that. Diaz did well in the portal. Richt had to turn around the Golden failure.
I think we can all agree Smith is the exact player he was brought in to land….
Also, while it appears recruiting is improved. It’s a tad early to say that’s definite (QB? DT?)
Here’s the last two coaches & their average recruiting rank for first three signed classes.
Mark Richt (hired Dec 4th 2015)
2016: 22nd
2017: 12th
2018: 8th
Average: 14th
Manny (hired Dec 30th 2018)
2019: 17th
2020: 11th
2021: 11th
Average: 13th
Mario (hired Dec 6th 2021)
2022: 13th
2023: 8th
2024: 15th currently
Average (if current trends hold): 12th
We crowning him for being 1/2 spots better in 3 years over Manny and Richt?
Its honestly exhausting just reading it as a bystander. I cant imagine being the one thinking and typing it all out.Cool. It’s this same debate again.
Realistically, let’s say the majority of these signees classify as a “hit”.I think this is accurate as to rankings by the services and we’ll have to see how they evals end up. I’d like to think the evals are better but that’s still TBD.
Hand up, my b.Cool. It’s this same debate again.