No one knows for certain how all these new players will fit, or if the new staff will work, or even whether Manny Diaz can manage the nuts-and-bolts of all this change in a big-time football program.
Maybe he’s just bringing some double-espresso energy to a program desperate for that.
But this much is clear: This is how you change the contaminated and swirling narrative surrounding Miami Hurricanes football.
The doubts? The fears? All the poison everyone felt when Miami left the Pinstripe Bowl, “limping into the offseason,” as Diaz said Wednesday on National Signing Day?