Just going to leave this here. Maybe losing Rashada not too bad.

I never got the staff fascination with Rashada
His film was ok
I stated multiple times on TOS
That I though Moore was better and the QB we should have went after

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I Don't have a Twitter account so I can't see what the fuss is about?

Recruiting update interview with Capers covering his game-day visits this fall:

According to his Mom’s IG post.

Good for him. Now go get it, young man!

No quotes on Miami, sharing for informational purposes. Stone updates his overall recruitment with a possible Dec. commitment coming.

Jaden Rashada flips from Miami to Florida. There were no signs of him at the Florida State game. Cormani McClain also not spotted (according to a source McClain was at the game) as well as Kaleb Spencer but both just committed to Miami. Conner Lew is expected to be at the Georgia Tech game. All other 2023 commits were at the FSU game (Antione Jackson was playing in a high school game going at the same time as the FSU game).

Based on that we shouldn't be surprised.

Will Miami hold on to the rest of this class? I know Mauigoa and Washington were really high on Rashada being in the class.

Only time will tell.

We Good….No Worries.
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Elite 11 Rankings:


3. Emory Williams - Miami

Score: 53

Money throws: 14

Williams excelled at both the short and intermediate throws. In fact, he was arguably the most consistent from those two categories. His footwork improved from Day 1 to Day 2, and it helped him throw to areas of the field with even better timing and rhythm. Williams is charging up the rankings for Elite 11, completing nearly as many "money" throws as the top two competitors of the evening.

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I’m good with a Floridian who wants to be a Cane and is not afraid of competition.

Could turn into a Brady like QB.

Emory is a combination of Kosar, Walsh and Dorsey.

The O-Line Recruits coming in will allow Emory to be Great.

I’d take an Emory and a Cormani over a Rashada any day.

A lot of positive reaction despite the negative news. The 2023 class overall is a tight nit group

Also, no truth to Tommy Kinsler heading to Florida.

Nc

Why did Cedric Benson go to the rival of his ex-head coach instead of following his ex-head coach. It wasn't NIL, right !

Sup with this ??? Gattis ??

In my interview with Solomon, he shared that Miami is showing a lot of love. No visits set yet, but this is a prospect to watch going forward.

Feagin gives insight on his top-five ahead of his Nov. 20 commitment.

Frank Tucker and I cover ground on how many more big 2023 recruits Miami may land.

Mario Cristobal has praised the freshman for weeks now. Doesn't look like the injury issues on the offensive line are going to get better this season, so we will be seeing a lot of Cooper in the final stretch. Excited to see if he can develop into a Ereck Flowers type player

From the top to bottom, this looks like such a strong class. High school production isn't everything, but would rather them put up numbers than not

OC needs to coach QB's or else there is a disconnect since the QB is the one who runs the OC offense. Gattis is coaching WR's and there seems to be a huge disconnect with this offense. Does anyone know if there are successful OC's not coaching QB's? Curious to see what is out there.

Moore is exploding in recruiting. Interesting that he told me playing for Miami "would accomplish a long time dream"

Definitely a player to watch

Update interview with Pierre-Louis, he covers his connection with Miami with a bit about his time during his last visit with the Canes.

Don't worry U fans, we may make a bowl game this year. But for $30M coaching staff, I expected better - even with CMD's players. What a sh$t show.

With Miami essentially out of the Coastal Division race barring a miracle, does Miami get to six wins this season?

Final games are Florida State, Georgia Tech, Clemson and Pitt.

Miami wins how many of these last four and do you think they win a bowl game?