Thoughts on this D Bag

Ask yourself objectively:

Is Miami on a good track to finish with an elite class or not?
Not currently, no. No matter how many 3-star guys get bumped. Let’s be real - we’ve got two commits inside the top 300, four in the 560 - 760 range, and four that aren’t ranked. How high are they really going to rise?

Now, ask this question again at the end of July.
 
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Not currently, no. No matter how many 3-star guys get bumped. Let’s be real - we’ve got two commits inside the top 300, four in the 560 - 760 range, and four that aren’t ranked. How high are they really going to rise?

Now, ask this question again at the end of July.
This is more of a response to @Empirical Cane original quote but it's just easier to use this one than backtrack a couple pages.

Recruiting doesn't follow any type of linear pattern. You can come out the gate blazing hot and get a handful of top commits only to not sign anyone else worthwhile the rest of the cycle. You can also start pretty cold and then get a bunch of guys seemingly out of nowhere later on. They say there's such thing as recruiting momentum but that's usually because coaches will have players wait to announce commitments at just the right time to help gain traction with guys who are still on the fence. So, what I'm rambling on about is: there's no such thing as being on track to finish with a great class this far from signing day.
 
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True, though it's all suit pants and heels.


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