Issiah Walker

[brock]

Is it Earl Littles son who is a big recruit in the coming class or two? Hope he feels the same way.

He just might, who knows. I know he likes LSU a lot but I’m sure there is always going to be some affinity for the u especially considering his pops loves Miami so much

 

[hoops156]

Straight up. Barry was stealing checks.

barry and searles

 

[TheOriginalCane]

So the Houston OL is a no go? And Taigavoila is not a possibility either?

The bus full?

If Taulia comes, the fam is writing a $75K check. At least for them, it's a smaller check than the one Alabama wrote to them, so they still come out ahead.

 

[TheOriginalCane]

Doesn't look like it.
As it was very well explained here we only had one IC spot left.

Full disclosure, Ivins says that we have one countback left. I'll believe it when I see it (i.e., when Manny puts Williams or Tagalong on scholarship for Fall 2020).

I would strongly suspect that Taulia Tagalong will walk on if he enrolls.

 

[aleahy]

Straight up. Barry was stealing checks.

I still don’t understand how Butch Barry was allowed to be hired to coach a position group that needed a complete overhaul. The guy had all of 1 year experience coaching OL in college. There was absolutely zero evidence that he could recruit, develop, and coach an OL in the ACC. And, he had no relevant recruiting experience or ties to any relevant areas to recruit to Miami.

He was just Dan’s buddy from CMU. Any competent AD would have forced the brakes to be pumped on that hire. Made zero sense from day 1 and it was a total debacle.

 

[TheOriginalCane]

It depends on whether or not staff wants to count Walker forward. If they do then we could have both of them. Only problem is the 21 class is loaded.

You can't count Fall 2020 enrollees forward. The rules have been posted multiple times.

 

[TheOriginalCane]

This seems like a guess. Manny will take more transfers if they feel it's the right type of guy. The fact that he's willing to do that is why I don't believe this is correct.

It's not a guess, NorthEastCane has actually cited the rule correctly.

You CANNOT count Fall 2020 enrollees forward to the 2021-2022 school year.

 

[TheOriginalCane]

Can Miami add more transfers if a current player on the team transfers out before the start of the season? I wonder if a undisclosed player has informed the staff of his intention to transfer? This could be a way to bring OL Williams.

No. NO.

 

[TheOriginalCane]

Does Walker still count against the gaytors? I thought I saw someone said he did.

Yes. YES.

 

[Zbrod95]

He just might, who knows. I know he likes LSU a lot but I’m sure there is always going to be some affinity for the u especially considering his pops loves Miami so much

Let me put it to you this way. When we win big the way we're supposed to this season and JR still is an LSU lean then Rumph is a useless sack of meat.

 

[Fluffhead]

I still don’t understand how Butch Barry was allowed to be hired to coach a position group that needed a complete overhaul. The guy had all of 1 year experience coaching OL in college. There was absolutely zero evidence that he could recruit, develop, and coach an OL in the ACC. And, he had no relevant recruiting experience or ties to any relevant areas to recruit to Miami.

He was just Dan’s buddy from CMU. Any competent AD would have forced the brakes to be pumped on that hire. Made zero sense from day 1 and it was a total debacle.

Should have been an immediate non-starter for Enos if that was one of his demands.

 

[FrancisSawyer]

Watch the Pitt game when he played RT. It’s horrifying. You’d have thought he was playing against a ****ed off Lawrence Taylor. I’ve never seen a UM RT play that bad. The backup 230lb TE, who was forced to start at RT against FSU in early 90s, looked better than Sherbert.

Carlos Etheridge I believe.

 

[Hurracanes]

What a fun game that was. I was 13 years old sitting in the West Endzone. Great atmosphere!

 

[PittsburghCane]

My friend, this bylaw just explains the ability to back-count EEs to the prior academic class if there are free ICs. I put my lawyer hat on and put some comments into your quoted by-law, orange & green style. No snide-ness intended, just trying to put help put this debate to rest (for my own sanity).

But can the aid year come later? No stop on when it has to be.


* Note, none of the preceding is legal advice, and I have had several beers. So if you rely on any of this in a way that causes you financial harm or other damages, you are a moron and a slapd!ck.

 

[PittsburghCane]

Walker counted to 2020 confirmed, as mentioned previously by @TheOriginalCane

 

[Zbrod95]

Walker counted to 2020 confirmed, as mentioned previously by @TheOriginalCane

“InsideTheU reported last week that the Hurricanes had made contact with Houston offensive lineman Jarrid Williams. It’s unclear at the time where exactly things stand with Williams, but the latest intel suggests that Miami is still pushing for the veteran tackle.

If UM were to land Williams, who is also believed to be considering Baylor and FSU amongst others, he would be counted towards 2021 window. That means the Hurricanes, in theory, would be working with 24 spots for the 2021 recruiting class given the current 25-man “hard cap” that the NCAA has put into place.”

 

[BigBoi]

It's not a guess, NorthEastCane has actually cited the rule correctly.

You CANNOT count Fall 2020 enrollees forward to the 2021-2022 school year.

I never said that u could. That Asa Martin part though is just not true. Whether or not we get that ic back from him means nothing. It's a bonus if we do but it's not necessary to take more transfers.

 

[TheOriginalCane]

“InsideTheU reported last week that the Hurricanes had made contact with Houston offensive lineman Jarrid Williams. It’s unclear at the time where exactly things stand with Williams, but the latest intel suggests that Miami is still pushing for the veteran tackle.

If UM were to land Williams, who is also believed to be considering Baylor and FSU amongst others, he would be counted towards 2021 window. That means the Hurricanes, in theory, would be working with 24 spots for the 2021 recruiting class given the current 25-man “hard cap” that the NCAA has put into place.”

That is, literally, a violation of NCAA rules.

Ivins keeps changing his story. This is what he told me on Friday:

• Andrew Ivins May 8, 8:06 AM
• 
  Miami has one counter left from the 2019-2020 window of 25.

I would love it if the rules don't apply to us, I'm just not sure that's the case.

 

[TheOriginalCane]

I never said that u could. That Asa Martin part though is just not true. Whether or not we get that ic back from him means nothing. It's a bonus if we do but it's not necessary to take more transfers.

You are wrong about taking more transfers. You're just...wrong.

 

[JennStrawley’sBabyDaddy]

You can't count Fall 2020 enrollees forward. The rules have been posted multiple times.

Has he enrolled? He could wait until August to enroll and would be counted forward. Obviously that only matters if we get Williams.