ristwasdown
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lord, no excuse for losing chad. ****kk this
Just heard on Joe rose...chad will be a cane at 9 a.m.
Bright spot in what seems to be an otherwise dark day.
Agreed. It's horrible that all the kids we thought we had are staying committedm.
I need to go find a sharp blade to end this pain.
Open ur eyes, besides the already committed chad Thomas, NSD will be a flop for UM
It's a "flop" only because we already locked up our top commits early. If Kaaya, Moten, Yearby, Darlin, McDermott etc. waited until NSD to make a definitive announcement that they were coming here, it would be an amazing NSD. Funny how people seem to care more about the timing and the show instead of who's in the class.
Twitter. It's a very legit source of news.
Bama insiders now saying Thomas to the Tide. Wow!
Holy ****.
lord, no excuse for losing chad. ****kk this
Bama insiders now saying Thomas to the Tide. Wow!
Holy ****.
With JC and Ross officially off the table, I think it's safe to suggest that this staff has once again made history for all the wrong reasons. This is surely the worst close (Jan-Feb) to a Miami Hurricanes class in the internet era (since ~96/97), and I can't even think of one that's close. Losing Valentine and Powell and getting only Njoku (no offense to Njoku, who I really like) is an extremely bitter pill to swallow in a month where most fanbases see their team's big dominoes fall.
Since the All-America game practices started, the following talent has been taken from South Florida:
Dalvin Cook, 5 star RB, Florida State (coached by Roland Smith)
Travis Rudolph, 5 star WR, Florida State (coached by Steve Walsh)
Travonte Valentine, 4 star DT, LSU
Ermon Lane, 5 star WR, Florida State (most likely)
JC Jackson, 4 star DB, Florida
Brandon Powell, 4 star ATH, Florida
If you watched the last half of this season, or.... well.... the last 3 seasons..... you know that we likely aren't overcoming our deficit via Xs and Os. If we aren't gaining ground on Florida State to win the ACC via recruiting, where are we making up that ground? We have MANY young coaches on our staff whose forte is supposedly recruiting... is it enough?
I'm extremely appreciative of guys we DID land. We have some very good kids. The horrific close following Golden's PSU flirtations shouldn't completely overshadow what a good group that is. We have some stars, without a doubt, and I love em for choosing to be Canes. Kaaya is a cornerstone player, our OL duo is super-stud, Berrios and the WRs are guys that will make some plays for us without a doubt, our DE group (assuming we don't lose Thomas & Jackson) and DT group is the best in the Golden era, and we got some help at LB and Safety.
I still just don't think that when assessing performance you only look at what you got, you have to put it in the context of what was available and see how you stack up against that. This was perhaps the most talented group of SoFla talent in the last 5 years and too much of it got away.
Bama insiders now saying Thomas to the Tide. Wow!
Holy ****.
If true, today will be the most entertaining day in the history of Canes message boards.
Bright spot in what seems to be an otherwise dark day.
Agreed. It's horrible that all the kids we thought we had are staying committedm.
I need to go find a sharp blade to end this pain.
Open ur eyes, besides the already committed chad Thomas, NSD will be a flop for UM
It's a "flop" only because we already locked up our top commits early. If Kaaya, Moten, Yearby, Darlin, McDermott etc. waited until NSD to make a definitive announcement that they were coming here, it would be an amazing NSD. Funny how people seem to care more about the timing and the show instead of who's in the class.
At least u read the post unlike some of the other homers....NSD is a flop, not the entire class. I'm "ok" with the class, but today isn't good news...not to mention missing out on a bunch of elite soFL kids
With JC and Ross officially off the table, I think it's safe to suggest that this staff has once again made history for all the wrong reasons. This is surely the worst close (Jan-Feb) to a Miami Hurricanes class in the internet era (since ~96/97), and I can't even think of one that's close. Losing Valentine and Powell and getting only Njoku (no offense to Njoku, who I really like) is an extremely bitter pill to swallow in a month where most fanbases see their team's big dominoes fall.
Since the All-America game practices started, the following talent has been taken from South Florida:
Dalvin Cook, 5 star RB, Florida State (coached by Roland Smith)
Travis Rudolph, 5 star WR, Florida State (coached by Steve Walsh)
Travonte Valentine, 4 star DT, LSU
Ermon Lane, 5 star WR, Florida State (most likely)
JC Jackson, 4 star DB, Florida
Brandon Powell, 4 star ATH, Florida
If you watched the last half of this season, or.... well.... the last 3 seasons..... you know that we likely aren't overcoming our deficit via Xs and Os. If we aren't gaining ground on Florida State to win the ACC via recruiting, where are we making up that ground? We have MANY young coaches on our staff whose forte is supposedly recruiting... is it enough?
I'm extremely appreciative of guys we DID land. We have some very good kids. The horrific close following Golden's PSU flirtations shouldn't completely overshadow what a good group that is. We have some stars, without a doubt, and I love em for choosing to be Canes. Kaaya is a cornerstone player, our OL duo is super-stud, Berrios and the WRs are guys that will make some plays for us without a doubt, our DE group (assuming we don't lose Thomas & Jackson) and DT group is the best in the Golden era, and we got some help at LB and Safety.
I still just don't think that when assessing performance you only look at what you got, you have to put it in the context of what was available and see how you stack up against that. This was perhaps the most talented group of SoFla talent in the last 5 years and too much of it got away.