Shirleyudontmeanthat
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No; Miami took 3 more recruits than TN, and Indiana took 5 less.Why even look at high school kids anymore? Id just buy upperclassmen that have film in college. Isn't that what Miami and Indiania did?
Possibly, no, absolutely not, no, and no.Faizon, Joel Wyatt, Luka wolf the tight end, Blair and Osenda at OT. All the backup db spots can likely be overtaken by a freshmen. Farooq, Walton, Poteet, Merritt and a nickel back. And some freshmen on the d line can break into the rotation
16 of the 22 starters for Indiana were bought by Mark Cuban. Recruits aside, the ones making the plays this year for both Miami and Indiania were bought from the portal.No; Miami took 3 more recruits than TN, and Indiana took 5 less.
What both did more of was portal out/in transfers. Those programs may be urging more guys to consider other opportunities, and therefore have larger wash cycles each portal period. There are notable programs who crashed/burned doing what you suggest.
As much as fans would like to drum up an easy rationale so they can think themselves smarter than coaches running the programs, there is no singular way to do this.
I replied specifically to the suggestion that we not recruit HS at all and that some programs have done it that way; to date no one has, including playoff teams. I consider the guys Cignetti brought from JMU as his recruits, not unassociated portal transfers he had to make acquaintance with as coach of Indiana. Of course he gets enormous credit for recruiting and developing them in the first place, and what he's done is singular among playoff teams.16 of the 22 starters for Indiana were bought by Mark Cuban. Recruits aside, the ones making the plays this year for both Miami and Indiania were bought from the portal.
I didn't think anyone is trying to outsmart coaches, it's just opinions imo, sounds like something you like to say to fit your narrative.
