OT: Cam Akers

[WR Cane]

8 in a row and I doubt it's close. Kay's gone and they will be better esp. their QB.

 

[Dwinstitles]

Now it looks like the Noles will finish with Marvin Wilson, jarez parks, mailek gray, and bunch of studs.

This is when u know the elite schools start recruiting. They quiet most the year until close to signing day. They bring the bags and close shop

 

[Dwinstitles]

I still like Miami against FSU next season in Tallahassee. The front 7 will be nasty, Cam Akers isn't as good as Dalvin Cook, & thier WR's are suspect.

The noles recruit at an elite level, but their players are overrated half of the time. Less talented teams beat them or keep the games close every year (Miami, NCST, Louisville, UNC).

We van win by ten and they will still close

Harley said whoever won he was signing with....if we win by 50 he gone period. That winningshyt is bs

 

[WeBallinBoyz]

Tbh I don't think there is a real dead period in college football; this is when the bagmen come out and funnel money through churches and chit like that.

 

[Dwinstitles]

Tbh I don't think there is a real dead period in college football; this is when the bagmen come out and funnel money through churches and chit like that.

Yup

 

[Dwinstitles]

Tbh I don't think there is a real dead period in college football; this is when the bagmen come out and funnel money through churches and chit like that.

Actually its a Miami only or sfla dead period

 

[TAMPA_CANE]

I still like Miami against FSU next season in Tallahassee. The front 7 will be nasty, Cam Akers isn't as good as Dalvin Cook, & thier WR's are suspect.

The noles recruit at an elite level, but their players are overrated half of the time. Less talented teams beat them or keep the games close every year (Miami, NCST, Louisville, UNC).

meh - i will believe it when i see it. Jimbo has things rolling in tally

 

[AUcane]

I still like Miami against FSU next season in Tallahassee. The front 7 will be nasty, Cam Akers isn't as good as Dalvin Cook, & thier WR's are suspect.

The noles recruit at an elite level, but their players are overrated half of the time. Less talented teams beat them or keep the games close every year (Miami, NCST, Louisville, UNC).

I agree completely with you but they have a difference maker and a leader in frenchie.

 

[nvlahos]

We come late to the game and can't get 3* Mike Harley

FSU comes late to the game and steals a 5*RB out of SEC territory

Pathetic

 

[valid]

i wonder if we'll ever beat FSU again at this rate. Akers is like Cook on steroids....lol we are fooked.

 

[supersaiyanshel]

So lemme get this straight ...

Teams like UNC, Lousiville, GT, Houston, and Oregon can beat FSU w the great Dalvin Cook, but we can't and are somehow doomed bc they got Akers???

Ok.

Also, fck FSU.

 

[561Cane]

What? They lost three games, easily could've been four and were led by a 1st rd RB that's leaving. Okay, there QB is the leader...

I still like Miami against FSU next season in Tallahassee. The front 7 will be nasty, Cam Akers isn't as good as Dalvin Cook, & thier WR's are suspect.

The noles recruit at an elite level, but their players are overrated half of the time. Less talented teams beat them or keep the games close every year (Miami, NCST, Louisville, UNC).

I agree completely with you but they have a difference maker and a leader in frenchie.

 

[FG305]

What? They lost three games, easily could've been four and were led by a 1st rd RB that's leaving. Okay, there QB is the leader...

I still like Miami against FSU next season in Tallahassee. The front 7 will be nasty, Cam Akers isn't as good as Dalvin Cook, & thier WR's are suspect.

The noles recruit at an elite level, but their players are overrated half of the time. Less talented teams beat them or keep the games close every year (Miami, NCST, Louisville, UNC).

I agree completely with you but they have a difference maker and a leader in frenchie.

Works both ways. They lost 3 games but could be 11-1 with 2 and 3 point loses to Clemson plus NC...

The real question is who will be our leader on offense that can go to Tallahassee behind that sh.itty Oline and win?

 

[BigCaneAl]

What? They lost three games, easily could've been four and were led by a 1st rd RB that's leaving. Okay, there QB is the leader...

I still like Miami against FSU next season in Tallahassee. The front 7 will be nasty, Cam Akers isn't as good as Dalvin Cook, & thier WR's are suspect.

The noles recruit at an elite level, but their players are overrated half of the time. Less talented teams beat them or keep the games close every year (Miami, NCST, Louisville, UNC).

I agree completely with you but they have a difference maker and a leader in frenchie.

Works both ways. They lost 3 games but could be 11-1 with 2 and 3 point loses to Clemson plus NC...

The real question is who is going to be our leader on offense that can go to Tallahassee behind that sh.itty Oline and win?

They also could have lost 5 games because they had a 1pt game with us and were a late TD away from losing to NCst. They lost by 43 to Louisville that doesn't have a single recruit they wanted on it.

Jimbo is overrated as a coach. He's living off Winston, because he hasn't done anything without him. He's got an elite bagman in Tim Brewster and really strong recruiters like Hagins and Dawsey. They poured a lot of money into the program...they have 8 quality control analysts, a brand new IPF and practice facilities. He's got pretty close to all the advantages that LSU, Alabama, OSU, and Mich, have these days. People act like resources don't matter, they clearly do because the programs that spend the most also do the best in recruiting. There seems to be a pretty clear correlation.

There seems to be a pretty clear pattern in how a program becomes elite. Look at Michigan with Harbaugh, Alabama with Saban, OSU with Meyer, you hire a new coach, pour in a ton of money, ride the new coach recruiting bump, start winning, and keep riding the wave onward. I hope we haven't missed our wave this year.

 

[Santa]

What? They lost three games, easily could've been four and were led by a 1st rd RB that's leaving. Okay, there QB is the leader...

I still like Miami against FSU next season in Tallahassee. The front 7 will be nasty, Cam Akers isn't as good as Dalvin Cook, & thier WR's are suspect.

The noles recruit at an elite level, but their players are overrated half of the time. Less talented teams beat them or keep the games close every year (Miami, NCST, Louisville, UNC).

I agree completely with you but they have a difference maker and a leader in frenchie.

Works both ways. They lost 3 games but could be 11-1 with 2 and 3 point loses to Clemson plus NC...

The real question is who is going to be our leader on offense that can go to Tallahassee behind that sh.itty Oline and win?

They also could have lost 5 games because they had a 1pt game with us and were a late TD away from losing to NCst. They lost by 43 to Louisville that doesn't have a single recruit they wanted on it.

Jimbo is overrated as a coach. He's living off Winston, because he hasn't done anything without him. He's got an elite bagman in Tim Brewster and really strong recruiters like Hagins and Dawsey. They poured a lot of money into the program...they have 8 quality control analysts, a brand new IPF and practice facilities. He's got pretty close to all the advantages that LSU, Alabama, OSU, and Mich, have these days. People act like resources don't matter, they clearly do because the programs that spend the most also do the best in recruiting. There seems to be a pretty clear correlation.

There seems to be a pretty clear pattern in how a program becomes elite. Look at Michigan with Harbaugh, Alabama with Saban, OSU with Meyer, you hire a new coach, pour in a ton of money, ride the new coach recruiting bump, start winning, and keep riding the wave onward. I hope we haven't missed our wave this year.

The only "bump" our admin cares about is the bump in ticket sales we got from the Richt hiring hype. Miami isn't willing to do what it takes to build a winner.

In 1980 we were willing. The admin at the time was hungry to get Miami on the map, and we did what had to be done to get there.

Today, we are happy with 8 games per year and the Russel Athletic Bowl as long as our noses are clean and you can keep duping people in to buying tickets and merchandise based on our past glory and on promises for the future which will never materialize.


We are exactly where we want to be as a program.

 

[supersaiyanshel]

What? They lost three games, easily could've been four and were led by a 1st rd RB that's leaving. Okay, there QB is the leader...

I still like Miami against FSU next season in Tallahassee. The front 7 will be nasty, Cam Akers isn't as good as Dalvin Cook, & thier WR's are suspect.

The noles recruit at an elite level, but their players are overrated half of the time. Less talented teams beat them or keep the games close every year (Miami, NCST, Louisville, UNC).

I agree completely with you but they have a difference maker and a leader in frenchie.

Works both ways. They lost 3 games but could be 11-1 with 2 and 3 point loses to Clemson plus NC...

The real question is who is going to be our leader on offense that can go to Tallahassee behind that sh.itty Oline and win?

They also could have lost 5 games because they had a 1pt game with us and were a late TD away from losing to NCst. They lost by 43 to Louisville that doesn't have a single recruit they wanted on it.

Jimbo is overrated as a coach. He's living off Winston, because he hasn't done anything without him. He's got an elite bagman in Tim Brewster and really strong recruiters like Hagins and Dawsey. They poured a lot of money into the program...they have 8 quality control analysts, a brand new IPF and practice facilities. He's got pretty close to all the advantages that LSU, Alabama, OSU, and Mich, have these days. People act like resources don't matter, they clearly do because the programs that spend the most also do the best in recruiting. There seems to be a pretty clear correlation.

There seems to be a pretty clear pattern in how a program becomes elite. Look at Michigan with Harbaugh, Alabama with Saban, OSU with Meyer, you hire a new coach, pour in a ton of money, ride the new coach recruiting bump, start winning, and keep riding the wave onward. I hope we haven't missed our wave this year.

Jimbo is football's version of John Calipari. An absolute elite recruiter, but okay head coach. He's a competent play caller (gets the ball to his best players), but he's not going to beat you with inferior talent.

 

[INCaneFan]

I hadn't watched anything on Akers until just now, but **** that dude is a beast.

 

[Likedis]

will we just say that McFarland is better than akers just like people said yearby was better than cook?

 

[BigCaneAl]

will we just say that McFarland is better than akers just like people said yearby was better than cook?

Yes, because those situations are identical. Also, there were a few...but just a few that thought Yearby was better. Pretty much everyone here knew Cook was special. I have no idea on Akers or McFarland.

 

[TAMPA_CANE]

What? They lost three games, easily could've been four and were led by a 1st rd RB that's leaving. Okay, there QB is the leader...

I agree completely with you but they have a difference maker and a leader in frenchie.

Works both ways. They lost 3 games but could be 11-1 with 2 and 3 point loses to Clemson plus NC...

The real question is who is going to be our leader on offense that can go to Tallahassee behind that sh.itty Oline and win?

They also could have lost 5 games because they had a 1pt game with us and were a late TD away from losing to NCst. They lost by 43 to Louisville that doesn't have a single recruit they wanted on it.

Jimbo is overrated as a coach. He's living off Winston, because he hasn't done anything without him. He's got an elite bagman in Tim Brewster and really strong recruiters like Hagins and Dawsey. They poured a lot of money into the program...they have 8 quality control analysts, a brand new IPF and practice facilities. He's got pretty close to all the advantages that LSU, Alabama, OSU, and Mich, have these days. People act like resources don't matter, they clearly do because the programs that spend the most also do the best in recruiting. There seems to be a pretty clear correlation.

There seems to be a pretty clear pattern in how a program becomes elite. Look at Michigan with Harbaugh, Alabama with Saban, OSU with Meyer, you hire a new coach, pour in a ton of money, ride the new coach recruiting bump, start winning, and keep riding the wave onward. I hope we haven't missed our wave this year.

Jimbo is football's version of John Calipari. An absolute elite recruiter, but okay head coach. He's a competent play caller (gets the ball to his best players), but he's not going to beat you with inferior talent.

Who gives a ****. This is college football. Recruiting is 80% of the game. We judge elite coaches primarily on how they get top talent.

Would you rather have Jimbo or someone like Dantonio - sorry recruiter and good developer? To me it isn't even a question.