LawTalkin Jacket
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Considering all the above......and the football spending dropping like a rock compared to our competition, yes it was a miracle.I'm a CPJ supporter - and if you think CPJ was working miracles, you're delusional. Did he do a good job? In my opinion, yes. But I'm not ready to give him or anyone on his staff recruiter of the year.
You’re thinking of the NFL. A rule like that does exist there. College football is much more wild Wild West.Yeah, IIUC, there is an interview period between the playoff games.
Can anyone confirm my faulty memory here?
And miss the opportunity to vote UGag out of the CFP?Can/Should TStan excuse himself from his weekend commitment re Playoff Selection committee?
Army beat writer
Army beat writer
We can do betterAfter getting past the "majors" issue, they have to be academically qualified to get into Tech, stay eligible and advance toward a degree. Everyone thinks you just magically bring in a better "recruiter" and the problem is solved. That is delusional. The fact is, considering the limitations, CPJ was working miracles.
By spending a lot more money. Not by just switching HC.We can do better
By spending a lot more money. Not by just switching HC.
I disagree, his offense alone costs us talent every year on both sides of the ball. If we get the right guy in here, who appeals to kids, who has an offense that kids see as a possible path to the nfl we will get more talent period. We used to have those 1-8 players, CPJ won big with them in 08-09, it can happen again.By spending a lot more money. Not by just switching HC.
Id love to see Brown come hereWhy is Neal Brown and the Cincinnati coach not getting metioned more?
Not sure that's quite it - it's an easy argument but not totally accurate. I think the bigger thing is recruiting has to be a passion. It has to be 24/7 - social media, texts, calls, visits, etc. The relentless nature of a proven recruiter like Tony Elliot will give you a bump. A great example in our backyard - Richt was a good recruiter, Kirby is a great recruiter. Both ran systems that produced NFL talent. Both were at the same school. Kirby's just relentless - and that's what we need if we're going to think about competing. Money and resources are nice and would certainly help, but those aren't the only variables.I disagree, his offense alone costs us talent every year on both sides of the ball. If we get the right guy in here, who appeals to kids, who has an offense that kids see as a possible path to the nfl we will get more talent period. We used to have those 1-8 players, CPJ won big with them in 08-09, it can happen again.
Not sure that's quite it - it's an easy argument but not totally accurate. I think the bigger thing is recruiting has to be a passion. It has to be 24/7 - social media, texts, calls, visits, etc. The relentless nature of a proven recruiter like Tony Elliot will give you a bump. A great example in our backyard - Richt was a good recruiter, Kirby is a great recruiter. Both ran systems that produced NFL talent. Both were at the same school. Kirby's just relentless - and that's what we need if we're going to think about competing. Money and resources are nice and would certainly help, but those aren't the only variables.
Scheme may help with a player or two a year, but a change there with everything else remaining constant isn't going to get you to the next level.