Definitely agree in this case.It's hard not to laugh at you sometimes.
Definitely agree in this case.It's hard not to laugh at you sometimes.
This is true when we started to recruit him he was committed to Iowa State University.No, he wasn't that highly recruited. Nebraska was the best offer he got and he jumped on it early. But you go ahead and convince yourself he'll be the starter.
:confused:BTW, if you want to go on and on about recruiting being part of coaching...fine. It isn't, but you can believe what you want. Recruiting is a duty separate from coaching, though most position group coaches do recruit.
I don't blame Ron for any of them, I think he is a very good coach. The run/pass ratio was not that far off the past two seasons compared to previous years so that does not make up the huge difference.
LOL, I consider that the highest compliment a HM poster can get.It's hard not to laugh at you sometimes.
More compliments from the peanut gallery!Definitely agree in this case.
Dude you said that recruiting is not an important aspect of college coaching. hard not to laugh at that.More complements from the peanut gallery!
Your point is irrelevant to RB's "coaching" of running backs, which was what I was referring to. Sure, Brown was a good recruiter, no doubt about that, but that was not what I was getting at...
LOL, I consider that the highest complement a HM poster can get.
No, I said it was a separate duty from coaching running backs. Recruiting RB's is important no matter who does it, but it is not coaching.Dude you said that recruiting is not an important aspect of college coaching. hard not to laugh at that.
Because I know you will deny it. Here is is.
It is absolutely part of the job description at the college level. Coaches get fired because they can not recruit. Especially since only coaches are allowed to recruit.No, I said it was a separate duty from coaching running backs. Recruiting RB's is important no matter who does it, but it is not coaching.
It is absolutely part of the job description at the college level. Coaches get fired because they can not recruit. Especially since only coaches are allowed to recruit.
You are truly obtuse...go back and read the things I've written here and take it to your Mama so that she can explain it to you.It is absolutely part of the job description at the college level. Coaches get fired because they can not recruit. Especially since only coaches are allowed to recruit.
Welcome back, I've missed your following me around and trying to nip at my heels,You are 100% correct, Thom. Don't waste any more of your time on this.
good pointYou are 100% correct, Thom. Don't waste any more of your time on this.
Since my mom is dead I don't think I will jackass.You are truly obtuse...go back and read the things I've written here and take it to your Mama so that she can explain it to you.