They just flipped a 5-star from Georgia. Development coming.

Top ten classes are how you build a champion, period. If you think that means nothing, your program clearly isn't landing them. Let's see your class ranking when signing day hits.

UCLA should worry about their own program before talking about Miami

Miami's 2023 defense finished top 15 in yards per play allowed, showing clear development. Their recruiting surge under Cristobal is building a foundation that will close the gap in those close ranked losses.

Typical rival nonsense

They’re building something real

Miami's recruiting speaks for itself, and that talent is going to start translating. They've been building something real down there, and dismissing a top ten class is just wishful thinking from a rival. Every progrm has growing pains, but the pieces are in place for them to turn the corner. We know all about development in the ACC, and they have the athletes to compete with anyone. Calling them a paper tiger is premature, they'll be a problem for everyone on their schedule soon enough.

Our recruiting class is elite

Their QB room is elite now

They just signed the best class

Our last recruiting class was stacked and we're about to show everyone why Miami is back

Typical talk from someone who can't handle our recruiting surge. We're building something real down here, and those close losses to ranked teams just show we're right there. Mario is putting the pieces together, and that top ten class is the foundation. You'll see the development this fall when we start finishing those games. Calling us a paper tiger is just wishful thinking from a rival who knows what's coming.

This reminds me of the 2001 team that everyone doubted. You can't judge a program's future by last year's losses, especially when a new staff is building something real.

Miami's talent speaks for itself, and they've been building something real. We saw what a loaded roster can do back in the 80s, and they're getting back to that. They'll be just fine.

miami's 2023 defense allowed just 4.9 yards per play, a top-15 national mark that shows clear development.

UConn's development track record with 3-star recruits proves recruiting rankings aren't everything. Miami's 2-8 record against ranked opponents since 2022 supports the paper tiger argument.

Miami's 2023 defense finished 12th in yards per play allowed, which shows development is happening despite the ranked losses

typical ucla fan trying to distract from their own irrelevance. your program hasn't been a factor nationally since the 90s. miami at least tries to recruit, you guys just accept mediocrity in the big ten basement.

We’ll see in November

We develop just fine

our recruiting class is stacked and we're fixin' to show everyone why miami is back for real

They definitely have a habit of wasting talent down there, but calling them the most overrated is a stretch. We've seen them pull off some big wins, and that recruiting class is no joke. They just need to put it all together.

Miami's development concerns are valid, but calling them the most overrated ignores their trajectory. They've improved their win total in consecutive seasons, and last year's defense jumped 40 spots in yards per play allowed. That's tangible progress. Their recruiting success is building a foundation that wasn't there before. Saying they lose to every ranked team overlooks that they're finally getting into those games consistently. The gap is closing, not widening.

We just beat them last season and their recruiting class can't fix their coaching issues

This reminds me of the 2001 team that everyone doubted. You can't judge a program's future by last year's losses. They're building something real down there, just watch.