BigOrangeTrain
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it’s a bad look to not release players from an NLI at this point. The sport is moving more and more player friendly, and any perception that you are holding kids hostage by their decision to teach them an old school life ain’t always fair lesson, is not a great oneNo, tell him I'm sorry you feel that way. You don't act like a cuck and pretend you didn't want him
Does anyone know if he actually has asked out? If not, then let's just see what happens. Not that hard at all.it’s a bad look to not release players from an NLI at this point. The sport is moving more and more player friendly, and any perception that you are holding kids hostage by their decision to teach them an old school life ain’t always fair lesson, is not a great one
it’s a bad look to not release players from an NLI at this point. The sport is moving more and more player friendly, and any perception that you are holding kids hostage by their decision to teach them an old school life ain’t always fair lesson, is not a great one
Reminder: there is no "Heupel system" that people do or do not fit in. His philosophy is looking at the personnel and designing plays around those players to put them in the right spot. This kid can be successful here still, no doubt.
Reminder: there is no "Heupel system" that people do or do not fit in. His philosophy is looking at the personnel and designing plays around those players to put them in the right spot. This kid can be successful here still, no doubt.
He will undoubtedly recruit players of a certain ilk... he can say it’s not a system and we can assume “there are no, non-system fits” but he will have a prototype he’s looking for at each position! It’s what he knows, nothing wrong with that!Reminder: there is no "Heupel system" that people do or do not fit in. His philosophy is looking at the personnel and designing plays around those players to put them in the right spot. This kid can be successful here still, no doubt.
He will undoubtedly recruit players of a certain ilk... he can say it’s not a system and we can assume “there are no, non-system fits” but he will have a prototype he’s looking for at each position! It’s what he knows, nothing wrong with that!
Every coach says they call plays to their roster. He might be more slightly adaptive the first year, but I guarantee you will be able to see what he wants to run through who he recruits.Reminder: there is no "Heupel system" that people do or do not fit in. His philosophy is looking at the personnel and designing plays around those players to put them in the right spot. This kid can be successful here still, no doubt.
Exactly. We won't run whatever the "offense" was that we had be recruiting to. We will start working to what made Heupel successful. We probably won't go full Miss St with Mike Leach, but we will be throwing it way more, spreading it out, and start speeding up the tempo (which Heupel should).I think all the really good coaches recruit players of a certain ilk so to speak. Look at Bama. When’s the last time Bama had a 6’4 or 6’5 WR? Or a small scat back? Not saying Heupel is Saban but I think most HCs have an idea of what type of player fits their specific style.
Correct... so no matter what he says about using the players he has... Cody brown wasn’t gonna get much run... Cody brown doesn’t fit the “no Huepel system”I think all the really good coaches recruit players of a certain ilk so to speak. Look at Bama. When’s the last time Bama had a 6’4 or 6’5 WR? Or a small scat back? Not saying Heupel is Saban but I think most HCs have an idea of what type of player fits their specific style.
Julio Jones and Kenyan DrakeI think all the really good coaches recruit players of a certain ilk so to speak. Look at Bama. When’s the last time Bama had a 6’4 or 6’5 WR? Or a small scat back? Not saying Heupel is Saban but I think most HCs have an idea of what type of player fits their specific style.