Charlie Strong has landed 18 recruits from the Miami Dade County area since he’s been at Louisville. The Miami pipeline has helped the Cards bring in Teddy Bridgewater, Michaelee Harris, and Andrew Johnson among others. The city of Miami has been good to Charlie Strong. The fact that Coach Strong has been able to go into the University of Miami’s backyard and grab recruits has created an intense rivalry. Rivals.com rates the Louisville VS. Miami as one of the top ten recruiting rivalries in the country. Link
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