Miami trending to flip another top rated osu recruit. RB Jordan Lyle

Rickey Rose!!

While we want to LOL, let's hope there's no flipping until Jordan Marshall signs his LOI. 

As long as NIL is unregulated, it will be hard to pull those south Florida 4-5 star guys. It will be interesting to see what happens to their program if they have to adopt more of a Midwest recruiting strategy. 9 of their 22 verbal commits are from SEC states. 

Whose funding Miami? If I had to guess it's could have something to do with Drew Rosenahus

Miami best asset is its proximity to the sun.

Roughly 800 or so miles closer than plain ole Ohio.

Boy, would it be fun to see OSU's recruiting class completely implode come early signing day. 

We can all visualize Ryan's reaction when he learns all of his top recruits bolt to sign for other programs

Miami seems to have its little cart before the horse. It should be dedicating more effort to establishing a coaching staff before ruining the careers of good, unsuspecting recruits.

One does hate seeing OSU being endangered by a swirling toilet bowl. It surely is amusing to see them claiming to have a strong culture-which they do seem to have-just not  good one. 

All indications are that Day is struggling here. He's a great recruiter, and OC, but is otherwise in over his head as an HC.

Miami has no college atmosphere, has been mediocre over the last two decades, has had funding issues and they still pump money into their program.

But they understand that having a relevant program is good for business.

 I think Seth has always said... "if your main draw is money, there will always be someone who offers more." MSU found this out and now OSU is finding out.  This is why I prefer Michigan's method of recruiting/NIL. It weeds out all the guys who are just about getting paid and brings in guys who actually want to learn, grow, and win. Michigan offers so much more than just $$$, and the smart, driven recruits will see or have seen that. Thus why we've done so well in the portal, by their 2nd or 3rd year these kids realize that if they want long-term, generational money from the NFL, they need to go where they develop. $1 million as an 18-year-old is great, but also fleeting, 80 million as a 25-year-old changes everything.

They got that crystal ball wrong, not sure why you can change your prediction, when you got it wrong

I can see Ryan Day to NFL. His record is sparkling and his offense are terrific. Even against Michigan they produce.

The Chargers could see him as a splash hire who wouldn’t be as expensive or hard to get along with as Harbaugh.

I think we’re seeing just how impactful and attractive the culture in Columbus really is.

Miami remains a great example of how money can't buy you a winner.  It's been years of them just handing bags of cash to recruits both above and below board and they've got 1 ten-win season over 20 years to show for it.  Just an amazing waste of dubious booster money.

I’m just waiting for the shit storm at 11 Warriors when Jeremiah Smith flips his commitment 🤣😂

Santo Trafficante?

Why do I hate to see it happen ?

Whatever hurts OSU, I’m all for. But as for this kid, have fun playing in front of 7,000 people and topping out at 9-3 in a mediocre ACC. 

Someone else here said it, but Miami is a perfect example of how all the money in the world, all the beautiful weather, all the attractive co-eds, all the allure of “that Miami life” and yacht parties with gorgeous women and flowing booze, all of that can’t buy you a winner. 

Miami has been throwing boatloads of cash at recruits for years, and since their last title at the turn of the century, they have absolutely nothing to show for it. They’ve just been living off of “The U” legacy ever since. 

Who are these miami boosters lol they love to crap their money to the heavens that's for sure. 

OSU's OL and DL classes for the last two cycles seems pretty weak. If they don't get some of their guys to run it back they could be in real trouble.

Miami making Ohio their bitch.