Depends on how everyone else does....a late loss to us could easily knock them out. Oklahoma could run the table, one of Oh St/Penn St/Mich is in, Washington, one SEC team at least, teams like Texas/UNC/Oregon/Utah all lurking. Going to be a fun second half
Another whiff w/em missing out on McCray and their top 2025 commit, is rumored to flip to FSU and reclassify to 2024
Lanning will be every SEC Team's first call if they need a coach. Watch for ClemPson go hard after him.
He wouldn't have time to make a sandwich before his phone started blowing up with Power 5 offers. I'd bet that schoold would fire their coach just to hire him and ClemPson knows it.
Not new but new SEC filings show the extent of his problems . . . "LifeWallet, in an annual report filed in April, revealed that federal civil and criminal subpoenas were seeking corporate documents about the company’s data analytics as well as its stock price decline, marketing materials and agreements offered to potential investors. Those revelations — which hint at federal investigators’ focus on whether LifeWallet may have misled investors — come as the company announced 2023 revenue of little more than $7.7 million, far less than what the company projected before it went public in 2022. LifeWallet also reported that its net loss last year had ballooned to $835 million, more than double what the company reported for the previous year, and that it carries a heavy debt load that could soon grow even larger. In the April 15 filing, the company said that the Securities and Exchange Commission issued subpoenas seeking information about “certain historical and projected financial results, investor agreements, and data analytic platforms and algorithms.” The company also said a grand jury in the Southern District of Florida had subpoenaed documents related to “the Company’s proprietary algorithms and other software” as well as “the drop in the price of the Company’s common stock.” The company went public in May 2022 through a merger with a special purpose acquisition company, or SPAC. The company’s stock price lost more than half its value the day it began trading and it’s currently trading for less than $1." Algorithms Powering John Ruiz's Company Being Probed By SEC, Justice Department
And their Board members resigned rather than being accused of lack of oversight. No doubt they are watching the money siphoned out of the Company to pay for Ruiz personal expenditures.
Regarding UM football, the concern is the kids jumping ship in the transfer portal. Your own recruits should not be leaving like that unless you recruited the wrong way, misled or have a bad culture.
Maybe it’s a generation of bad culture, recruiting the wrong way, and players being misled, because every team in the country loses players to the portal.