Flood can show a better overall record and a AAC co championship and though Uconn went to the Fiesta, Edsall didn't win the BE championship outright
Considering Maryland's $155 million conversion from Cole Field into a indoor football facility and under armor as a sponsor , think that you can't say Maryland isn't selling its football program as one that has support and making improvements like putting in
$155 mil to upgrade the program and show the recruits what that indoor facility will look like.
Showing your going to put in the funds ( now) to make your program great, is a better recruitment tool than saying to those recruits , after you're gone we'll have the money to make this program better.
Here's what Edsall can sell ( that KF can't come close to even promising any improvements , except on the field) :
http://collegespun.com/big-ten/maryland-acc/maryland-releases-renderings-for-155-million-facility
By the way Randy is 94-100 life time (16 years)
74-70 at UConn ( 50-37 BE)
20-30 at Maryland
Kyle (3 years)
23-16
It's far to early in KF's career to claim a HC with a lifetime losing record is better than him .
Also when kids see a program being supported, it does help recruiting, while coaches without that support
tend to find out their lack of support is a drawback to having a great recruiting class.
So it's easy to see that Randy should have an edge over Kyle when showing recruits the support
he gets.
Flood can only say some day her hopes to get the support needed to bring RU FB on par with other B1G facilities
So in the recruit race Flood's at a disadvantage and fighting an uphill battle.
Kyle's not doing that bad, considering how the RU Administration has said they won't be spending much money on sports until the full share of the B1G revenue starts rolling in.