I'm not going to say that the city of Orlando doesn't offer recruits an attractive college town with things to do. That's a definite recruiting advantage over, say, Stillwater, Oklahoma or Manhattan, Kansas.
But successful "Big Dawg" football recruiting requires attracting recruits who wonder, "Is this school going to provide me with the development program and coaching that will give me a shot at the next level?"
Whether those expectations are realistic or not, that's what all the recruits that UCF wants to sign are thinking. If I was a Knights coach and a recruit is looking at us because of Orlando's theme parks, it makes me wonder if the kid is really dedicated to becoming a great football player.