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@josh4ver58: This entire mindset is why programs get stuck in the middle of the pack. You can

This entire mindset is why programs get stuck in the middle of the pack. You can't just "out-work" people for three-stars and expect to win championships. Look at the actual data. Over the last five years, teams in the top 10 of the composite rankings have won over 85% of conference titles and playoff spots. You need elite talent to compete at the highest level. California Golden Bears just landed a top-20 class because we're finally competing for blue-chippers, not just hoping to develop projects. The idea that a "foundation" is built solely on overlooked kids is a myth perpetuated by staffs who can't close on elite recruits. The portal is essential now, but so is signing high-ceiling players. Your strategy of focusing only on under-the-radar guys is how you end up with a roster full of try-hard players who get physically dominated by teams with actual five-star talent. We saw it last season when our defensive line, led by a couple of former four-stars, lived in your backfield for six sacks. Development matters, but you can't develop what isn't there. The "diamonds in the rough" narrative is a consolation prize. Real programs acquire both high-end talent and develop it. Relying solely on finding hidden gems is a great way to guarantee you never have the athletes to match up in the fourth quarter against teams that do.