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EPISODE · Jun 15, 2026 · 10 MIN

The Lazy Lie About Miami Recruiting

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Miami keeps landing elite recruits, and every time it happens, the same lazy narrative shows up: “Miami bought him.” But is that actually true — or is it just an easy excuse from rival fanbases who don’t want to admit Miami is out-working, out-recruiting, and out-developing programs on the trail? In this video, we break down the NIL narrative around Miami recruiting, including Jaiden Bryant, Jackson Cantwell, Aamaury Fountain, LSU, Georgia, Florida, Ohio State, and the reality of modern college football. Every major program is spending money. The difference is what recruits themselves keep saying: relationships, development, fit, and a staff that recruits like it means it. Miami isn’t winning because of a checkbook nobody else has. Miami is closing because the program has built something recruits want to be part of. The Echevarria Law Firm — proud title sponsor of Canes Pulse. We take on the insurance companies for Florida homeowners and families (property insurance claims + personal injury) and handle real estate closings across Florida, Illinois & Wisconsin through Echevarria Title, LLC. Millions recovered. Trials won. Over a thousand deals closed. Free consultation → calleche.com Instagram & TikTok: @echevarrialegal The Echevarria Law Firm — Check the scoreboard. Attorney advertising. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Paper Boy Co - Stickers, Banners, Posters, Wall Vinyl, and more. paperboy has you covered. https://www.instagram.com/paper.boy.c... Ariz Law PA: Coral Gables Law Firm – Estate Planning, Business Law & Real Estate Attorneys Specializing in Corporate Law, Probate, Wills & Trusts Protect the People and Assets You Value Most. Plan Your Future arizlawpa.com

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