Ivins latest recruiting article link.

[JgDaCane]

Fold up the program.

 

[Saviorcane]

This is Richt for you guys. Boycott this fcker now!!

 

[LaFlame]

I’d rather just have Neal, Rique, Haselwood commit to where they’re gonna end up on signing day now so we don’t have a big let down

 

[Shooter McGavin]

Good job staff on ******* up this season and the recruiting class

 

[CaneFanWNY]

Mork rick and has posse of **** juggling yesman are an abomination to college football

Honestly, how did we get a worse staff than Al Golden's WHILE SPENDING MORE MONEY ON IT

 

[The Franchise]

You can’t combine no bags with a toxic environment and expect to sign elite recruits.

Same cycle here with all these bum coaches. Start strong. Early positivity and momentum in recruiting. Start losing because of a busted offense or defense. Culture around the program gets toxic. Recruiting dies.

Lather. Rinse. Repeat.

 

[7thfloorenjoyer]

 

[TexasCane90]

Anyone surprised that any offensive recruit with options isn’t at least poking around else where??

It’s embarrassing how bad the offense has been against teams we have out right talent edges against! Richt should have his head low all week and searles needs to get run out of town Monday!

 

[Captain Uberpants]

So in the next few weeks our offensive class could consist of just Payton and Hodges? Wow

 

[94UmGrad]

Pretty much yes

Expected after the Virginia fiasco, almost sure after the BC game and just confirmed by the display yesterday.

 

[Mico Jones]

Wow we truly ****ed this class up

Incredible, unacceptable

 

[919cane]

Per Ivins:
-Crowley could flip to OSU by the end of his OV (today), though he didn't communicate anything to UM yet
-Tarquin was in Gainesville on unofficial, he told to UM that he was going
-Zipperer didn't make to Hard Rock yesterday
-Summerall was there and he has been spotted having a long conversation with Patke. He plans to come back in December for an OV with parents
-Wydermeyer was hosted by Jordan and Irvin Jr, the visit went well
-Neal to Bama seems a done deal right now (you don't say ndr) , Darius Washington is the fallback plan but, guess what, he's still committed to Miss State.
-Neal gone, Tarquin looking around, Eguakun wavering (might flip to Auburn sooner than later): looking for some JUCOs at OL (great)
-It's still unclear what Miami will do with QB this cycle (you don't say 2 ndr). from the evaluations of the staff no name has emerged. Might go graduate transfer route
-Hartley is looking for special teamers ready to start right away (really? ndr)

Final ndr: tell me again that losses don't affect recruiting.

 

[Cajuncane]

Not going to expect anything that way I won’t be so depressed on NSD....Richt ain’t going ANYWHERE,he doesn’t fire coaches = WE ARE FCKED

 

[joglen15]

Class is falling apart and any momentum from Las year is at an absolute zero.

But hey, we can always hang the success of Richt's UM tenure on his $1 mil donation to the IPF. Fck the pastor, his son, the rest of the offensive staff, and the administration.

 

[Odysseus]

There's a legit possibility that we could sign a class on offense of just Payton and Hodges with no QB, RB, or o-lineman how is that possible

 

[BoxingRobes]

And...we passed on numerous local 4* kids. Said "thanks but no thanks" to several Dade-Broward studs that will sign with high end P5 teams. Brutal.

 

[TC7D]

Starting a movement for all of us to go to grad school somewhere that cares about its football program. I can’t keep torturing myself watching this abomination. Literally feel like I’ve been kicked in the nuts 50x. So sick to my stomach.

 

[BoxingRobes]

The sobering reality is, despite all of Miami's success from the early 1980s to the 2000s, Miami is NOT a "Blue Blood" Program. They are not a program that is flooded in money surrounding the program. They are not the establishment. Somewhere around the Coker regime, there has been a systemic idea that Miami needed to change their image and that they can compete with the true blue bloods of college football in all facets despite a dollar store budget. Call it defeatist all you'd like, but its the reality.

Miami's success - no matter how great - has always come by pulling themselves up by their own bootstraps. While Miami has had their fair share of five star recruits, Miami's success has come through evaluation and coaching. At their best, Miami has embraced the grind and trusted the process of evaluation and coaching. Miami's last national title was the embodiment of that grind and process and ever since, the culture has been that we are owed our spot back as if this school has ever deserved it or had a spot reserved for it. Fact of the matter is...Miami is owed and deserves nothing. The college football world would rather the school rot in mediocrity than compete despite the nation-wide interest in the program over the past 40 years.

Since the early 2000s, Miami has turned its back on the grind, on the process. They've hired lazy and under-qualified coaches that didn't know what it REALLY took to bring this program back. Our coaches have been the antithesis of evaluation and coaching. On the recruiting end, we've had some horrendous evaluation. Consistently missing the plethora of studs the blue bloods have often overlooked and definitely didnt drop a bag for. The types of studs, whether they were from South Florida, Louisiana, the Rust Belt, California, wherever, that the staff targeted with precision and sealed the deal on quickly. That isn't to say the school hasn't had their fair share of studs...they have...but then coaching aspect has lacked. Beyond the head coach, the school's assistants and position coaches have been for the most part dollar store half measures and unqualified candidates that have consistently failed to maximize what talent Miami has had. Its shameful.

Miami has essentially lost sight of everything it needs to do to succeed, thinking that it'll eventually just fall into someone's lap.

Until Miami gets back to evaluating and coaching. Until they get back to hiring people that embrace the evaluation process and coaching process, its a wrap here with limited upside and you can forget about getting these Option A prospects. As fans, we've seen Option A bolt more often than we've seen them stay, especially once the Blue Bloods get involved in their recruitment heavy.

tl;dr - Miami needs to hire coaches that embrace the grind and trust the process of evaluation and coaching.

 

[Saviorcane]

You can’t combine no bags with a toxic environment and expect to sign elite recruits.

Same cycle here with all these bum coaches. Start strong. Early positivity and momentum in recruiting. Start losing because of a busted offense or defense. Culture around the program gets toxic. Recruiting dies.

Lather. Rinse. Repeat.

We have been rinsing for 20 years . Another 5 years of **** teams ahead and that’s if we get an elite staff from our tight ****** as administration.

 

[who]

2019 class is fcked. Mork is just another corch on the long list of corches that's putting the final nail in the coffin of the program.