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@josh4ver58: That list is a fluff piece that doesn't mean anything for actual on-field perfor

That list is a fluff piece that doesn't mean anything for actual on-field performance. ESPN's "fits" are a subjective projection, NOT a reflection of tangible talent acquisition. The obsession should be with the portal because that's what wins games right now. California Golden Bears finished last season ranked 92nd in overall team talent composite, and that gap doesn't close with high school kids three years out. The immediate need is for players who can contribute in the ACC now, not theoretical fits in 2026. Look at the teams that actually compete for championships, their portal classes are consistently ranked in the top 15. Relying on a vision that far out is how you fall behind in the current year. The hard data shows portal transfers have a more immediate and measurable impact on win totals. While it's nice to get a mention, celebrating a 2026 list when your 2024 roster has clear holes is missing the point entirely. The vision only matters if you can build a bridge to it with proven players.