Not denying the body of work at UGA. But there were a few of us who didn't like the idea of hiring a coach who had just been fired due to mediocrity and who was planning to retire or at the very least sit out a couple years to recharge his batteries. Moreover, my concern at the time was that UM didn't have nearly the resources or the bag game that UGA did, so what he accomplished recruiting wise at UGA (with virtually infinite bags) wasn't a good barometer for what he'd achieve at Miami. Golden had to recruit and evaluate different at a small school, and it turned out to be a more successful strategy for UM than Richt's. You know as well as I do that most of the 10 win 2017 team were Golden recruits. Even though Richt wins on paper with class rank, the teams he left behind were bereft of talent- part of the reason we are where we are is that Diaz wasn't good enough at recruiting (or coaching) to dig himself out of the recruiting hole that he played a part in digging with Richt.