I have more knowledge on the situation because I went to Miami and you didn’t. I went to classes, used their facilities, and got to know many of their football players, which is why I’m better versed in their culture and value proposition.
When Miami is good, their fans will show up and dominate the attendance. But Yes, Miami has fairweather fans, but so does Boston College. Miami’s fans will be all in once they start winning. For now, their boosters and the school are all in which is good enough for now.
You didn’t go to either school, which is ironically why you’re posting out of your own fat ***.
But You visited on your daughters recruiting trip, so you think that makes you an expert. Fair enough.
You asserting that BC has a better football value proposition than Miami is eight jokes in one. Everyone else knows better, because the historical results say otherwise.
Al Golden turning around Temple was one of the greatest coaching jobs I’ve ever seen and not unlike what Greg Schiano did at Rutgers. He has the requisite skillset to be successful at Boston College and his resume is much stronger than any other candidate I’ve seen. 32-25 at Miami is good enough for Boston College. It also doesn’t hurt that he’s previously coached at Boston College, as an assistant, and been a head coach. And his previous BC recruiting results were strong. Lastly, he understands the BC culture, and knows what it takes to be successful there, so he’ll have the right strategy from go. Whereas a coach like Chris Ash was utterly clueless, like you, and it took him four years to understand that he had to recruit Florida, which is why he was a disaster.
Sure, BC might decide to go in another direction. Especially because the AD fired Al Golden at Miami. But if they choose Al Golden, I couldn’t fault the choice.