The Blue Board

These look vaguely familiar...

We'll see what he actually says and whether or not the statute of limitations has run out. This doesn't sound like a 10 to me, not if OSU was an 8.

Kyle Wright, man what a bust he was, bum.

What's up everyone? Figured it was a good time to pop in here and say hello. Heard good things about this place.

I hope not, I like The U.

I wonder how many years this goes back. It seemed like some of those teams in the late 90s and early to mid 2000s had lots of NFL talent.

Also, if we want to redshirt Morris, Bellomy will be Gardner's primary backup for at least a year (possibly two). QB's get hurt all the time and Bellomy will very likely see some time on the field, either because Gardner is dinged up or in clean up duty. At that point, how he performs will determine to what extent he will ever seriously challenge for the starting job.

Not good.

C'mon we're talking about Miami here. Did anybody really think that program was on the up and up?

I thought it was going horizontal..

At best: solid year with flashes of brilliance.
At worst: Starts, eats space, makes double-teaming Martin a bad idea, and shows some potential

With how much time these coaches have put in on BWC, I expect results.

I think it was mix of the desire and the motivation needed to get him to perform at his best. He now has three different DL coaches scrutinizing his every move during practice and the report is that he has done what the coaches have asked him to do. It is now a matter of being consistent with technique and effort.

Miami is a program that - with the help of a good coaching staff that doubles as very good/great recruiters - can change its fortune in 2 years.

The South Florida talent pool is insanely loaded. If Michigan produced half as many studs as SoFla produces, Michigan would be much better than Ohio in talent. But alas, that isn't the case.

The problem with Miami is weak fan support...especially since the stadium is off-campus. The Orange Bowl was destroyed to make way for Sun Life stadium stadium. The Orange Bowl meant something to Hurricane fans. It was something of a rallying place.

Also, Miami's facilities are average and have been for a number of years. However, I was told that the football program would be getting a major upgrade with new, much improved facilities.

But the amazing talent pool is what makes Miami an elite job. A great coach that has the benefit of great recruiters can absolutely dominate college football.

The thing about the Miami job is that the recruiters really shouldn't have to cheat. If one 5-star recruit is a prima donna or has questionable guardians/handles, then let him be. There's another kid in the surrounding area who is at least a solid 4 star and would run through a brick wall to earn a Miami scholarship and play for the Canes.

Last I heard he was at 317, down from 342.