He'll be able to do well if people give him time to upgrade their roster. And it's already a good roster. He just needs more studs, especially on the offensive side. Of course, his coaching is mediocre to good, a little above average maybe. That, plus the talent he will recruit, will be enough for Miami to be a factor in the ACC, often winning the Coastal and occasionally winning the conference. However, I don't ever expect him to be able to consistently compete with the top programs in the country, such as Clemson, Alabama, Ohio State, Oklahoma, and programs that coach up their talent better. All of the things that he did that were substandard at Georgia, he will continue at Miami.