SamRebel35
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Funny how, two weeks after Graham leaves, we get the two biggest RB commits we have had in a decade. I was bummed when Graham left because I had the same opinion everybody else did in regards to his recruiting. I thought he was our home run recruiter. But it looks like (at least from results from commitments) that Gillespie is at the very least as good of a recruiter (I would say better). Who is the better field coach? That is still to be determined.
He did prove me wrong. I accepted it by saying that BB was a big haul. Were you looking for some sort of heart felt apology for my mis-speaking or something. And furthermore, that part of the post was not really a primary point. The point was that Jay Graham was here for two recruiting classes and got zero high ranked RB's. When he left, we immediately got two highly regarded RB's. In state or not is completely irrelevant imo.
Funny how, two weeks after Graham leaves, we get the two biggest RB commits we have had in a decade. I was bummed when Graham left because I had the same opinion everybody else did in regards to his recruiting. I thought he was our home run recruiter. But it looks like (at least from results from commitments) that Gillespie is at the very least as good of a recruiter (I would say better). Who is the better field coach? That is still to be determined.
We got those two recruits because of Butch Jones, not Graham or Gillespie. Of course the recruits had to like the hire, but to give him all the credit for 2 top tier RBs after being on staff for 2 weeks is a bit much. Make no mistake, Butch is why we're pulling these recruits.
Yep, that guy Graham recruited at USCjr turned out to be a real dud. :unsure:
Funny how, two weeks after Graham leaves, we get the two biggest RB commits we have had in a decade. I was bummed when Graham left because I had the same opinion everybody else did in regards to his recruiting. I thought he was our home run recruiter. But it looks like (at least from results from commitments) that Gillespie is at the very least as good of a recruiter (I would say better). Who is the better field coach? That is still to be determined.
Lattimore was going to USCe regardless and it made Graham's resume look good. I also think Hurd was going to UT with or without Graham. People was also praising Graham for our running game improving but I think Pittman had more to do with it than Graham.
He did prove me wrong. I accepted it by saying that BB was a big haul. Were you looking for some sort of heart felt apology for my mis-speaking or something. And furthermore, that part of the post was not really a primary point. The point was that Jay Graham was here for two recruiting classes and got zero high ranked RB's. When he left, we immediately got two highly regarded RB's. In state or not is completely irrelevant imo.