‘23 FL OT Francis Mauigoa (Miami commit)

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I'm surprised people haven't been submitting CBs with low confidence just to get more attention to this commit.
 
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This is what worries me more than Miami itself and the fact all 3 of the coaches were recruiting him super heavy for a year or so...I hope he's a Vol I get it facts suk to but u know 🤷🏻‍♂️

Owning an extensive track record of success as one of the nation’s best offensive line coaches and most elite recruiters, Cristobal has coached or recruited four of the last five Outland Trophy winners. In 2019, Oregon sophomore Penei Sewell became the first underclassman offensive lineman and first player in program history to win the Outland Trophy. Cristobal coached an All-American offensive lineman in seven consecutive seasons prior to 2020, highlighted by three in 2019.
 
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TitanicVolz said:
I agree that's a valid point...Appreciate ya actually bringing solid info all the time not just riding the wave.
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Thanks. Everything you said about Cristobal is fact. There is no question that he is one of the top recruiters in the game. I think he'll have Miami relevant again in the near future, but I hope he loses today. GBO🍊
 
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TitanicVolz said:
Here u go I'll hang up and wait..keep looking silly bro.U may not agree with me but I don't just spew nonsense I hate Miami and hope he's a Vol just take the orange glasses off a sec

Oregon’s 12-2 record in 2019 marked the program’s fifth season with 12 or more wins, while Cristobal is one of 11 current FBS head coaches to win 20-plus games over his first two seasons leading a Power 5 program. Oregon’s 21 combined wins in 2018 and 2019 were one more than the total from the previous three seasons prior to Cristobal taking over as head coach.

Cristobal’s ability to land the Pac-12’s top recruiting class back-to-back-to-back years (2019, 2020 & 2021) and emphasis on player development has resulted in Oregon fielding one of the most talented rosters in the nation. Through Cristobal’s first three seasons, Oregon has produced 37 all-conference selections, 13 NFL Draft choices and six All-Americans, highlighted by three national award winners.

Owning an extensive track record of success as one of the nation’s best offensive line coaches and most elite recruiters, Cristobal has coached or recruited four of the last five Outland Trophy winners. In 2019, Oregon sophomore Penei Sewell became the first underclassman offensive lineman and first player in program history to win the Outland Trophy. Cristobal coached an All-American offensive lineman in seven consecutive seasons prior to 2020, highlighted by three in 2019.

As a head coach, assistant coach or player, Cristobal has been to and won five of the New Year’s Six bowl games, highlighted by two national championships as a player at Miami (1989 & 1991) and another as the assistant head coach at Alabama (2015).
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I will give cmc that he had enough smarts to get out of the PAC? He did well there and has pulled a couple of guys FL wants, but I have already heard speculation about the ACC taking some hits as well. Bet the players and their families have too. So I don’t have fear of this guy YET.
 
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Here u go I'll hang up and wait..keep looking silly bro.U may not agree with me but I don't just spew nonsense I hate Miami and hope he's a Vol just take the orange glasses off a sec

Oregon’s 12-2 record in 2019 marked the program’s fifth season with 12 or more wins, while Cristobal is one of 11 current FBS head coaches to win 20-plus games over his first two seasons leading a Power 5 program. Oregon’s 21 combined wins in 2018 and 2019 were one more than the total from the previous three seasons prior to Cristobal taking over as head coach.

Cristobal’s ability to land the Pac-12’s top recruiting class back-to-back-to-back years (2019, 2020 & 2021) and emphasis on player development has resulted in Oregon fielding one of the most talented rosters in the nation. Through Cristobal’s first three seasons, Oregon has produced 37 all-conference selections, 13 NFL Draft choices and six All-Americans, highlighted by three national award winners.

Owning an extensive track record of success as one of the nation’s best offensive line coaches and most elite recruiters, Cristobal has coached or recruited four of the last five Outland Trophy winners. In 2019, Oregon sophomore Penei Sewell became the first underclassman offensive lineman and first player in program history to win the Outland Trophy. Cristobal coached an All-American offensive lineman in seven consecutive seasons prior to 2020, highlighted by three in 2019.

As a head coach, assistant coach or player, Cristobal has been to and won five of the New Year’s Six bowl games, highlighted by two national championships as a player at Miami (1989 & 1991) and another as the assistant head coach at Alabama (2015).
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You’re right I don’t agree with you. I think you’re a troll and buffoon. Yes he was successful at Oregon with the roster loaded and no competition. Yes he was successful at Bama as an assistant; everyone else has been there as well. To pretend like he’s superior to Heupel is idiotic at best. When Heupel has a superior record as a head coach. You want to credit him as recruiter of the year but does that mean anything at Bama?
 
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