I'm not trying to claim Steve knows everything but this narrative he's been wrong on everything just because he didn't float every name he heard is false. Just because Steve didn't put out tons of info/rumors, doesn't mean he's wrong.
He literally had Mike Leach's name about 4 days before he was announced and he let his name out about 2 days before Leach was announced because he said, "I have a darkhorse candidate, but I'm not sure what to make of it yet. I want to check on this before I let this name out."
He said a few days in advance Joe might be gone, then Steve said Joe was gone in the morning the night before it was announced he was going to be fired in the morning.
He was the first to report on Judge and he was right that he was getting the offer before the NYG came in and took him.
He was right on Napier not having much legs and got that right over and over and over again shooting down the narrative we were "begging Napier" or that "Napier was turning us down." Steve simply said lines of communication were open but he wasn't confident he would be the guy.
So, what did Steve constantly miss causing him to have a ".220" average???
Steve doesn't push things unless he feels there's validity to it. He's wrong sometimes, but he's not like Yancy who lists every high 4 star and 5 star player as a "legit option for Ole Miss" just because a prospect lists Ole Miss in their top 10.