Have a Happy Valentines' Day Bilsker!
And if you ever decide to you want to stop being a grouchy old stick in the mud, I am sure I can help you find someone who is capable of exorcising your demons.
I'm serious!
In fact, I have a good exorcist in mind already....
After all the talk by you and HuskerNCorpus about multiple P5 teams backing off 4* running back Cordarrian Richardson because he might have been involved in academic fraud and probably would not qualify academically...after your accusations that SF only offered him to make his recruiting class look better (even though the UCF RB coach Ryan Held said he worked hard to get him for his power).... after everybody said that he would have to go the JUCO route... we see that Corrdarian Richardson is participating in fall practice at UCF.
I guess that makes SF look like a genius...but it does not mean that he is a good recruiter. He just got lucky.
It sure is ironic that NU's 2017 class had 2 academic casualties while UCF's had none.
If you want to ***, you can now accuse MR of offering 4* Elijah Blades and 3* Deiontae Watts (2 academic risks) merely to make it appear he is a better recruiter than he really is...or as you so aptly put it...."to trick people into thinking he can recruit at a high level". You have that prerogative. You exercised that prerogative with SF. Now you can exercise it with MR. You have plenty of evidence! Go for it!
I'll back you up 100%
I happen to think that SF and Ryan Held made an offer to Cordarrian Richardson merely because they thought he could help their team win games...not to boost their G5 recruiting class ranking from #2 to #1. But I guess you see it differently.
So ***, instead of lamenting about CR being a likely fail, you can now congratulate him for being a success! You have that prerogative.
Yep, Cordarrian Richardson is in a good place now. He is in a happy/positive/fun place where he can pursue his passion and become a leader and an achiever. Doesn't that make you feel good?
I started I thread to recognize a worthy accomplishment by a former Husker. Those two came here and spit on it. Yes, I feel like I owe them both a generous piece of my mind.
The topic of this thread came to a completion when fall camp began and CR found himself on the inside looking out, not on the outside looking in as the 2 trolls had projected with great conviction.
And as far your view of it goes...
After all the talk by you and HuskerNCorpus about multiple P5 teams backing off 4* running back Cordarrian Richardson because he might have been involved in academic fraud and probably would not qualify academically...after your accusations that SF only offered him to make his recruiting class look better (even though the UCF RB coach Ryan Held said he worked hard to get him for his power).... after everybody said that he would have to go the JUCO route... we see that Corrdarian Richardson is participating in fall practice at UCF.
I guess that makes SF look like a genius...but it does not mean that he is a good recruiter. He just got lucky.
It sure is ironic that NU's 2017 class had 2 academic casualties while UCF's had none.
If you want to ***, you can now accuse MR of offering 4* Elijah Blades and 3* Deiontae Watts (2 academic risks) merely to make it appear he is a better recruiter than he really is...or as you so aptly put it...."to trick people into thinking he can recruit at a high level". You have that prerogative. You exercised that prerogative with SF. Now you can exercise it with MR. You have plenty of evidence! Go for it!
I'll back you up 100%
I happen to think that SF and Ryan Held made an offer to Cordarrian Richardson merely because they thought he could help their team win games...not to boost their G5 recruiting class ranking from #2 to #1. But I guess you see it differently.
So ***, instead of lamenting about CR being a likely fail, you can now congratulate him for being a success! You have that prerogative.
Yep, Cordarrian Richardson is in a good place now. He is in a happy/positive/fun place where he can pursue his passion and become a leader and an achiever. Doesn't that make you feel good?
