I honestly believe Insta is the only person alive defending his recruiting. Wven the big time homers on TOS aren't trying to defend his recruiting.
Michi, so much of what 'you choose to believe' is just another crock of chit...
Per Zach at SEC Country: When McElwain became Florida’s coach in December 2014, he started with only 6 commitments and a 2015 class that was ranked 92nd nationally. But in the last two weeks of the recruiting cycle, McElwain and his staff hosted 24 prospects and landed pledges from 15 of those official visitors. Almost half of the 2015 commitments (7) came on NSD, including 3-star WR Antonio Callaway, 5-star DE Cece Jefferson and 5-star OL Martez Ivey. A day earlier, Mc-staff beat out Florida State and Miami for 4-star RB Jordan Scarlett.
UF shot up the team rankings with that huge haul, finishing with the No. 21 class in the country. Of the 21 signees, 8 played in games as a true freshman and made a total of 28 starts. Last season, 18 of the 20 signees from McElwain’s first class saw action and started 72 games in 2016. So in total, the Gators have gotten 100 starts from that group over the past two years. (but some whiny turds here still claim that Mc is ONLY winning because of the musclecramp's remaining recruits)
Zach -- "McElwain is ultimately judged on wins, losses and championships, and he’s had two 10-win seasons (yes, I’m counting Presbyterian) and 2 SEC-E titles so far."
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So far, McElwain also has spearheaded the facility upgrades at UF, he's bulked up Florida’s support staff and he's changed the overall culture of the program.
The recruits that he has signed so far have been talented, no matter the stars, but the rankings will also continue to improve over time. So while he hasn’t landed enough of what others have called the elite prospects already, a handful still have been signed and they have played well. The early returns on some of his 3-star signees are impressive as well. He and his assistants know how to evaluate and develop the recruit's natural talent.
I (iG) firmly believe that IF one of the new QB's proves out in 2017, then everything including recruiting will 'take-off' in 2018. And just remember this too, coaches don’t get fired because they place poorly in some twits recruit rankings. They succeed or fail based on whether they can win with the players that they do bring in to a program. I.E. National Champion Clempson's last 5 recruit classes best/highest ranking was a #9 class, proving beyond a doubt that you don't have to average a Top 5 class to win the NC, nor even a Top 10 class for that matter. While it does seem to make it easier, there's no guarantee that highly rated recruiting class will automatically bring home the bacon.... (Bama's #1 Recruits just lost to Clempson's 'not in the Top 10 recruits).
Where does UF's class stand as of now on filling the 2017 needs at positions?
Offense: 1/1 QB, 2/2 TE -- 1/2 RB (Lemons), 1/2 WR (Robinson), 2/3 OL (??).
Athlete: 1/1 (DB - QB-DT, RB, WR - Toney)
Defense: LB 2/3 (Jones), DL 2/4 (several possible), DB 3/5 (several possible).
I'm betting that 'captain Mc-close' will finish with a very good class on NSD...
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The posting here reminds me of the movie, dumb & dumber, but I don't know why that is, with the football genius types that seem to know everything....
What kind of 3 star did they get today? I don't see it anywhere?
Was he a crappy Callaway type of 3 star or was he a ziggy Zuniga type?
I certainly hope that he wasn't a no talent Perine type or a J.Taylor type.
I mean all of those no talent 3 star types just keep on dragging the Gators down, year after year after year...
So generally, a dunny is better than your hat, but you use it anyway and then you still wear the hat, judging by the smell that always lingers around you...
And generally, the millionaire coaches know more about player evaluation than the mostly clueless barely minimum wage twits that had out the stars, or the morons like yourself that serve up the liquor...
Michi, so much of what 'you choose to believe' is just another crock of chit...
Per Zach at SEC Country: When McElwain became Florida’s coach in December 2014, he started with only 6 commitments and a 2015 class that was ranked 92nd nationally. But in the last two weeks of the recruiting cycle, McElwain and his staff hosted 24 prospects and landed pledges from 15 of those official visitors. Almost half of the 2015 commitments (7) came on NSD, including 3-star WR Antonio Callaway, 5-star DE Cece Jefferson and 5-star OL Martez Ivey. A day earlier, Mc-staff beat out Florida State and Miami for 4-star RB Jordan Scarlett.
UF shot up the team rankings with that huge haul, finishing with the No. 21 class in the country. Of the 21 signees, 8 played in games as a true freshman and made a total of 28 starts. Last season, 18 of the 20 signees from McElwain’s first class saw action and started 72 games in 2016. So in total, the Gators have gotten 100 starts from that group over the past two years. (but some whiny turds here still claim that Mc is ONLY winning because of the musclecramp's remaining recruits)
Zach -- "McElwain is ultimately judged on wins, losses and championships, and he’s had two 10-win seasons (yes, I’m counting Presbyterian) and 2 SEC-E titles so far."
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So far, McElwain also has spearheaded the facility upgrades at UF, he's bulked up Florida’s support staff and he's changed the overall culture of the program.
The recruits that he has signed so far have been talented, no matter the stars, but the rankings will also continue to improve over time. So while he hasn’t landed enough of what others have called the elite prospects already, a handful still have been signed and they have played well. The early returns on some of his 3-star signees are impressive as well. He and his assistants know how to evaluate and develop the recruit's natural talent.
I (iG) firmly believe that IF one of the new QB's proves out in 2017, then everything including recruiting will 'take-off' in 2018. And just remember this too, coaches don’t get fired because they place poorly in some twits recruit rankings. They succeed or fail based on whether they can win with the players that they do bring in to a program. I.E. National Champion Clempson's last 5 recruit classes best/highest ranking was a #9 class, proving beyond a doubt that you don't have to average a Top 5 class to win the NC, nor even a Top 10 class for that matter. While it does seem to make it easier, there's no guarantee that highly rated recruiting classes will automatically bring home the bacon....
(Bama's #1 Recruits just lost to Clempson's 'not even in the Top 10' recruits).
Where does UF's class stand as of now on filling the 2017 needs at positions?
Offense: 1/1 QB, 2/2 TE -- 1/2 RB (Lemons), 1/2 WR (Robinson), 2/3 OL (??).
Athlete: 1/1 (DB - QB-DT, RB, WR - Toney)
Defense: LB 2/3 (Jones), DL 2/4 (several possible), DB 3/5 (several possible).
I'm betting that 'captain Mc-close' will finish with a very good class on NSD...
I recommend Reading Comp 101, if Clown-U even bothers with that.
That > UF beat out FSU < was from an article on SEC-Country, not me. However, I'm sure that FSUucks didn't 'beat out' UF for that short order Cook crim either, he just wanted to go where the Chief Slap-a-hoe's could hang out and feel right at home....
Hey, I still remember when FSUcks beat out UF for Sammy Smith, so UF had to just settle for Emmitt Smith instead....
