Did you guys see the Wall Street Journal this morning?

[RVACane]

No, I clicked on her bio, and it says "she."

I meant to do that. Lol

 

[Mr. Dynasty1]

Susan’s daughter obviously following in her footsteps with terrible “journalism”

 

[CaneThang2020]

Our rise is inevitable...nothing they can do to stop it. Amazing how many backdoor methods the traditional CFB powers are using to keep us out....and it still will not work

 

[305407cane]

When I saw this thread title I was like how is this going to be relevant to recruiting. Opened it and wow. Just wow

 

[Brains]

WSJ on the take from Hogtown.

 

[TRick72]

@TheOriginalCane had an excellent take down of this article and how it was fed to WSJ by turds. I believe it was in one of the Rashada threads

 

[Brains]

@TheOriginalCane had an excellent take down of this article and how it was fed to WSJ by turds. I believe it was in one of the Rashada threads

I need to read.

 

[kanin81]

The author also fails to mentions the lead Gators booster predicting the flip but never questioning how he knew and the source of his money and how that raises concerns but Miami bro.

 

[TRick72]

I need to read.

Found it

Post in thread 'Some info on Jaden Rashada'
https://www.canesinsight.com/threads/some-info-on-jaden-rashada.181648/post-6248885

 

[NJshoreCane]

I saw comments on it. Supposedly it was a hit piece with no context taking shots at us, Ruiz… mentioning Florida’s season vs ours…

”Florida was thriving by comparison” ….“he can play for a more stable team in the more powerful SEC instead”

 

[miamiphd]

A Top Recruit Was Lured to Miami With a Big Money Offer. Then the Hurricanes Started Losing.

Four-star recruit Jaden Rashada picked Miami for the lure of endorsement deals. He flipped to Florida in the middle of a mediocre season for the ’Canes.

www.wsj.com

Read article. It focused on Ruiz and NIL. Should have included other programs with lots of NIL money floating around. Made it appear that UM and Ruiz are the only entities spending on NIL. Paid little attention to how badly the team has played or the coaching staff, except for the photo of Mario on the sidelines. The only player named was Rashada and something about the other QB recruit being ranked at #31. It was more of a financial article than a sports article.

Off topic, but...If TCU can put a winning team on the field, why can't Miami?

 

[Squid Bumciorek]

Off topic, but...If TCU can put a winning team on the field, why can't Miami?

 

[L A M P]

mentioning Florida’s season vs ours…

6-4 vs 5-5… Just shut the program down already

 

[RVACane]

6-4 vs 5-5… Just shut the program down already

Huh?

 

[L A M P]

Huh?

I’m being facetious. Pointing out our seasons are a one game difference currently. Not slam dunk worthy

 

[RVACane]

I’m being facetious. Pointing out our seasons are a one game difference currently. Not slam dunk worthy

Ok. Lol yeah, that was the biggest joke about it. As was mentioned, they talked about our ****** season while “Florida’s season is thriving” and there’s a 1 game difference at the time of the article.

 

[OriginalCanesCanesCanes]

Does anyone take a WSJ article seriously when it’s an in the weeds sports article?

That’s not their area. Politics and finance, whether you agree with the editorial positioning or not, is what I read the WSJ for.

This would be like a 247 article on the stock market. Nobody really cares, makes no impact.

 

[JHallCanes]

No, I clicked on her bio, and it says "she."

But does it?

Ya know what….nevermind

 

[Alaskan Cane]

I guess according to the article now that Florida is losing to Vanderbilt hill flip back.

 

[CANE1775]

The article literally started off (unknowingly) outing the Gators for doing exactly what you shouldn't be doing in NIL yet focused the majority of the article on bashing us. Smh