Mavric

They pretty much DID name their score. They had won their first seven games by a combined 307 to 65. Other than the rivalry game with Florida State (which they won by three scores) it was 258 to 38 - basically allowing 7 points per game. Boston College was a classic trap game - road game coming off two huge wins with two Top 20 teams coming up in the following weeks. Miami turned it over five times. Not all that different from the 1995 Huskers only managing to beat 3-8 Washington State by 14 points. It happens. BC finished the year ranked. Miami had the Virginia Tech game fairly well in hand before allowing two late scores - one on a blocked punt - to make it interesting down the stretch.

Not sure if this is legit but...

For comparison, here are the number of Rivals100 signees we've had in the Rivals era: 2002 - 1 (Horne) 2003 - 0 2004 - 2 (Murtha, CGrixby) 2005 - 4 (Lucky, Leon Jackson, Suh, Dillard) 2006 - 0 2007 - 1 (Paul) 2008 - 1 (Steinkuhler) 2009 - 0 2010 - 1 (Heard) 2011 - 3 (AGreen, TMoore, CJackson) 2012 - 0 2013 - 1 (Newby) 2014 - 1 (Farmer) 2015 - 0 2016 - 1 (LJackson) 2017 - 1 (Lindsey) 2018 - 1 (Martinez) 2019 - 2 (Robinson, Robinson) 2020 - 2 (Betts, Corcoran)

Not to be too quickly to be judgmental but this strikes me as a guy we have some interest in but more of just a monitor as opposed to someone we're really going to be recruiting hard. Someone who has some possibilities and we want to keep tabs on so we offer to open the lines of communication and get some interest from. If he blossoms, we have a foot in the door. If not, he fades away.