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Uncertainty isn't a good thing, but it isn't a bad thing. It's an unknown. At this point, we don't know how our class will end up. We can create an infinite number of "what-ifs" regarding what will happen. What if Beamer announces his retirement at the end of the season? That will certainly affect our recruiting. Could be positive if we make a splash hire and then recruits want to jump aboard. Look at how Michigan ended after hiring Harbaugh last year. Or it could be bad and we could lose recruits. Look at how Montrezl Harrell and everyone else left from a solid class when Greenberg was fired. We could get every one of our top targets or we could miss all of them. We could pick up players who aren't even on our radar yet or even on the recruiting radar nationally. You just never know what will happen. I'm not saying I'm optimistic about the class, but I'm surely not as pessimistic as some others may be.

(He's all about big star recruits. That's why he put /s)

I don't know if that's sarcastic or not but all from 247. I don't have VIP but most of these are obvious

I don't know about that. I think UVa is very good at garnering a positive perception. It's all subjective whether deserved or not. I really don't give a shit.

No, they don't, but guys like Josh Sweat, etc are the potential difference-makers in recruiting classes and eventually on the field.

"The way the fans supported the team was unforgettable," said Daniel George, a 2018 WR from Oxon Hill (Md.) HS.

Salute! Class of '81! Go Clippers!

Staying out of the recruiting arguments, but no idea how this got downvoted, so I upvoted to even out.

Sure, some of the folks in the current class will likely sign with us in February. But there's a lot of time between now and then for the dynamics of recruiting to play out. Most recruiting experts will tell you that the amount of movement with recruits committing, de-committing, even re-committing back to the same team is unlike the way it used to be. It's unpredictable. That's why sites like 247 get hits when they have "crystal ball" picks. It's a guess because nobody knows how it will be. And that's why those crystal ball picks then get updated after a recruit is committed. Nothing is in stone until signing day.

#sauces?

It's fun in blowouts/nooners where we have a comfortable lead and I'll dance along. In competitive games though, it feels very out of place and kind of kills the tension. Would much prefer something like Georgia's ominous 4th quarter hand raise in those situations.
BUT...it's a weird, unique tradition, that's defiantly ours, so I can't help but appreciate it

Didn't last year either

Those are great exceptions, but the point still stands. Where a class is right now has a HEAVY indication of where it will finish.