So Miami doesn’t have it now? Was it in fact all Ruiz? We all know the targets this cycle and we’ve lost a whole lot more than we’ve won - blue chips. The others are paying - Ufag, Venables, Freeze, fspoo, Tex8&4, Taint, jawja and Alabaga. Seems these are the main ones we’re up against this cycle.
Miami has it but they are matching and not outbidding other schools which they def did last year, see Brandon Innis. Auburn sounds like they are outbidding everyone right now. Its called the "suck tax" and thats what 5-7 gets ya or in Auburns case paying for Harsin's crimes.
I'd add Tennessee to your list.
Anyone not ok with that after an improved season is an a s s hole.
This board has more Vaginas on it than a scrapbooking convention.The daily crying. Lmao. Told yall these biches was gonna be back soon when they were ejaculating after Jo Jo committed. Way too funny to watch. Man refresh 247 then come here to bich. And they go on and on pages, different threads, day after day. Saying the same thing over and over, crying over FSU, crying over UF. Even while most of the people WE are after are uncommitted. I wonder if Texas man dem are having similar or this is reserved for special Florida teams?
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Not answering yes or no to your question but their was a large article about ruiz in the paper and it was far from positive.
Disagree on the FSU portion. Their class has literally fallen apart in December during the past two recruiting cycles. They’ve averaged the 20th ranked class the past three years, couldn’t turn that 10-win season into any flips late.
Despite the deep concern of some of the brightest minds on CIS, I'm sure the picture will be different in December for all of us. The big 3 FL schools have a lot to prove this season.
Appreciate this insight. It’s really crazy to see what they are pulling together, especially if they feel in bolden and have a great season. Have no doubt we can do the same with a big season but for a team who we thought had some issues relating to NIL and recruiting, their transfer portal and this class could mean that they are back as a force on the trail. Would love to see both us and them back on top with a new decade of classic games
Use this exact thread as an example. Some of us told y'all Franklin would have his family HERE with him this weekend. Some clown goes and says no. He's not coming here he's going to auburn this weekend. Then no he's going to bama or a&m. Then he's not going anywhere. Meanwhile you know who was here. Just as expected regardless of what people knew about or had to say? That would be Franklin and his family. Point being y'all don't know what's going on until you're supposed to. It's a given on paper right now they're miles ahead. Let's just see where we all end up before you jump overboard.
I think we still have a shot here , Auburn just makes me nervous with Mississippi kids. I tempered things for those expecting a top five class or even think an 8-10 was a layup. Imo the class will be fine and we aren’t broke. Ruiz is no longer the only show in town.
Far as what you guys currently SEE yes I'll agree. Far as what you guys KNOW... Well there's the problem. I'm not sure how people here decide what they know beyond if someone is signed or not and if we've offered or not. Because everything else is going on behind the scenes. There's certainly been a ton of twists this class and plenty of them we couldn't predict,plenty of them were accounted for beforehand. Either way when it's all said and done there is zero concern. I'm not gonna be the one to remind y'all recruiting is fluid or that nil has really changed the way someone can recruit. The biggest issue with nil is until pen meets paper anyone can say this is our nil offer and not have to financially back that up. There's plenty of empty promises made with nothing but the intention of buying some time. To be clear I'm not saying that's what's happening to us. I'm simply stating it's a very real issue the entire NCAA is dealing with.