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Problem2 said:
I'll get back to you after the OC and RB coach is announced

If it's a combination of Applewhite/Scott and Seider, then we might be able to persuade MAR. And I'll be grateful to close with just him lol

Otherwise regroup and don't waste scholly's on guys who aren't worthy and load up next year
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When you say that most every year, what does it say about your program?

Do you even remember the last time we were at 85 scholarships?
 
Damiencane86 said:
To be fair with Sanguinetti, he ran a 4.8 at 5'10" 165-170. You can't be short, small, and slow and be prioritized by many big time programs.
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That's faster than Dallas Crawford and Joe Yearby as college seniors. He could easily end up running a 4.5/4.6 with the right S&C. A 4.8 in high school is not slow.
 
Grab 4-5 of the best high school players we can sign (high upside type players)

Grab 3-4 grad transfers that will only take up 1 year on scholarship

Grab 1-2 JUCO lineman (1-2 years on scholarship)

Grab 1-2 regular transfers that will only take up 1-3 years on scholarship
 
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Empirical Cane said:
For 2019, the current rank is 33 correct?

That would be a top 40 rank sparky.
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Transition class sparky! And the class isn’t done yet. Will probably end up top 25 again debunking your BS top 40 theory. And if we win the crappy coastal next year like we should every year then they’ll be another top ten class like last year. Till then kick rocks with your agenda.
 
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NicKane said:
Dude just stop it! Look back at the rankings and we have consistently recruited at a top 15 level except for transition classes and that was with bum head coaches who continually couldn’t develope are talent even though those same recruits get drafted every year and blow up in the league. Stating the new norm for Miami is 30 to 40 crooting is just flat out dumb. I get your a world is crumbling fan but try seeing a little reality and facts and you’ll see that’s impossible. Look at 247 rankings the past 18 years and you’ll see we have been top 15 every year except transition years. Enough with your sky is falling negativity because it’s simply in correct and simply makes you look/sound like an idiot on here. Are you an idiot? If not, start talking/posting like someone with some common sense. Smh
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yes and now we have the combination of **** classes and a guy whose never been a head coach. that should go so well.
 
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NicKane said:
Really moron! How has are last to 5 classes been only top 30? Jesus you sound like such an idiot. 2018 class #8, 2017 #12, 2016 transition class #22, 2015 Al golden dead man walking #27, 2014 #12 and so on and so on continued top 15 rankings. Not top 30 or 40. Jesus even fools/bumbs like randy and golden cant pull top ten classes here. I dropped a link to 247 below so you can now see the facts of consistent top 15 classes instead of Your asinine top 30/40 predictions. Smh
https://247sports.com/Season/2018-Football/CompositeTeamRankings/
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Empirical is an idiot.. He only knows data.. muthafukka never played sports in his life
 
TrueFloridian said:
That's faster than Dallas Crawford and Joe Yearby as college seniors. He could easily end up running a 4.5/4.6 with the right S&C. A 4.8 in high school is not slow.
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You are half correct on Crawford and Yearby, my man. Dallas ran a pitifully slow 40 at his pro day that was around 5 seconds. I recall the reports for Yearby being in the 4.7 range (Draft Scout reports it at a 4.67s, whatever that's worth). It gets worse with the Yearby example, though, because he actually ran faster at The Opening when he was in High School, running a 4.58s 40. Overall, he had a pretty good SPARQ rating (here's his SPARQ Testing). Somehow Joe Yearby got slower while at UM (which is a whole different issue).

Sango ran a sub-par 4.86s 40 at The Opening. But again, it is more than just the sub-par 40 time. Sango tests below average for his position group in the 40 and 20-yd shuttle, well below average in the vertical jump, and average in the powerball. His vertical jump is scary bad. Sure, he may have been having a bad day for reasons that have nothing to do with his athleticism, who knows, but those numbers were very bad for a 170 lb DB and are a cause for concern.
 
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NicKane said:
Total and complete failure from Richt! Lazy and clearly already had one foot out of the door. Manny looks like a hard worker and I don’t think he’d ever let something like this year’s class ever happen again. We flat out got out worked on the trail and that’s ok if you have a great season like last year but when you suck on the field you have to work that much harder on the trail. I see a lot of misguided desision making this past year.
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richt is stale as left out wonder bread. I'm done talking about him
 
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