MrPickle

Portal is definitely more important as long as the current rules (or lack thereof) are in place. Kiffin figured this out earlier than most by allocating the majority of funding to portal players at Ole Miss. Given the current state of college football, I would expect around half of the incoming classes to hit the portal in the first 2 years. Let someone else pay them and begin their development, then swipe them away as needed in the portal. Of course there will be exceptions for those ready to start year one.

About as well as Alabamians fare in breeding outside of their own gene pool. So not too well

No point in arguing with them. Losing in a playoff game is their greatest achievement.

Don't blame him at all. Anyone that has ever negotiated a salary understands.

If that was Seaton on the plan, I doubt they would let him just sit all by himself to ponder his decision. Would be in his ear until the papers were signed.

Oxford is a small, clean town that is a nice "safe" place. The appeal of a town like this is more aimed towards a retiree or a couple that would want to raise their children in a town with less crime. This most likely doesn't have much appeal to a college student. There isn't much culture or entertainment there. There is more to do in Baton Rouge. Also Lafayette and New Orleans are both under an hour away, which both are fun places for college aged people to visit.

LSU has no real in-state competition for recruits, is worth more and has more resources. Ole Miss can't compete with the LSU brand (multiple championships). They announce at their games that they were SEC West champions in a year that they didn't play in the SEC championship. I think they may have hung a banner as well, but someone cant fact check that.

Does that tiny little wiener of yours stand straight up every time you hit the post button on a new thread? Give it a rest

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Zach Arnett?