Les Miles absent from ESPN list of top recruiters

That truly is absurd

Yes the final insult was that LSU ( Miles) was not even given the sliver of respect of being an honorable mention.

Kiffin might be the best recruiter in the bunch. Luckily for the college football world he can't coach for shite.

Art Briles? is Baylor pulling in em like that?

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Kiffin might be the best recruiter in the bunch.

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In reading Travis Haney's background, you would expect him to have Dabo in the top ten, since he covered Clemson, and since he covered Oklahoma for one season......hmmm - maybe some anti-Miles bias?
But how he could not have a coach who has had a Top Ten recruiting year every year but two since 2005, and indeed has had several Top 5 classes, can only be personal bias in my opinion.

His list amounts to a steaming pile of skunk shite to me....


Travis Haney

Travis Haney joined ESPN in April 2012 as Insider's national college football writer. He previously covered the University of Oklahoma Sooners for The (Oklahoma City) Oklahoman for one season, and the University of South Carolina Gamecocks for The (Charleston, S.C.) Post and Courier for four. Additionally, Haney has contributed since 2003 to ESPN publications and projects, including ESPN The Magazine.

A native of Cleveland, Tenn., Haney's initial introduction to a college football cathedral was Neyland Stadium. He later graduated from the University of Tennessee, in 2003, and has spent time covering the Volunteers, the University of Georgia, Clemson University, and other schools. Safe to say, football, and football in the South, was injected into his bloodstream at a young age.

Haney is the author of three books -- Gamecock Glory and Gamecock Encore, which chronicled the South Carolina baseball team's run to the 2010 and 2011 national championships, and State of Disunion, a historical look at the Clemson-South Carolina football rivalry that he co-wrote with Larry Williams.

Haney resides in Charlotte, N.C. You can follow him on Twitter here.

It is funny how many first year coaches are on the list. First year at their current schools.


Sumlin? Come on.

Travis Haney make Lou "Puddytat" Holtz look precise and infalliable.

I made a list of good writers. Oddly, ESPN's Travis Haney is nowhere on it.