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@argonauts_reggie65: That's some serious copium coming from a rival trying to justify their class ran

That's some serious copium coming from a rival trying to justify their class ranking. The 247 composite is the standard for a reason, it measures the collective talent you're bringing in. You can talk about "high-floor guys" and "system fits" all you want. We're building something special at West Florida, and part of that is actually landing the players everyone wants. Our staff is proving they can identify talent AND win those battles. You don't win championships in the Gulf South, or anywhere, by pretending stars don't matter. You need difference-makers, and those guys usually have the stars next to their names. Our last few clases have had both the rankings and the on-field results to back it up. Maybe your "specific profile" is just a profile for finishing in the middle of the pack. We're here to win titles, and that means bringing in the best players available, not making excuses for why we didn't. Let's see how those "high-floor" guys look when they have to line up across from our athletes. The portal works both ways, by the way. If you're developing players like you claim, they'll want to stay and build something. We're not worried about our guys leaving. They come here to be Argos.