Coaches can NEVER quit recruiting.
Now more than ever.
ps For those who missed my historical rants on this topic, I'm referring to athletes already under scholarship.
Coaches can NEVER quit recruiting.
Now more than ever.
ps For those who missed my historical rants on this topic, I'm referring to athletes already under scholarship.
Well, while I'll be disappointed if those two guys (especially Torrence) end up getting pilfered from our team by Napier, a culture was definitely established in the Ragin Cajun football program. Just compare the locker room and coaching fiascos (and NCAA sanctions, which yes, unfairly concentrated only on us) from the previous staff to what Napier brought and developed.
If the Dez era brings us close or similar success, then I'd say the #cULture was still definitely a real thing, not just a "wolf ticket we were sold".
If we expect to remain a top 10 G5 football program year in, year out then we can expect more of this poaching from the P5 every year. Its a racket, albeit a new one. We will need to similarly work the system to our advantage. Everyone is replaceable, just like in the business world. Some are easier (running backs) to replace than others (lineman).
No.
I was responding to someone who said it was naïve to think that this wouldn’t happen.
Reading Florida message boards, at the very least Torrance is on his way to Florida and Garner will probably end up there as well.
As a matter of fact, one poster went so far as to say he hopes more players from UL will go over there to teach the current players Napier’s system and how to behave themselves.
Somebody commented that it would be naïve to think that this wouldn’t happen.
And I think it is equally as naïve to think that if this indeed happens, Napier is either aware of it or he is ignorant of it. And both of these traits would be inconsistent with what we thought of him.
As T said, And I tend to defer to his contributions , this isn't about the UL football program, it’s about NIL.
Your turn.
If in fact they do transfer to Florida, along with any others, will it change YOUR opinion of CBN?
Before NIL, you thought it was the University that was buying players? Hell no, it was boosters with the bagman . . . Now with NIL, there is no need for a bag man or to hide it. Just like Texas did with O linemen . . . That made news . . . But you can rest assured that at these big universities there are boosters set up to take care of every position and to lure players over . . . It’s no longer illegal and Florida is a big university . . . It’s not real hard . . .
I believe that, for all practical purposes, with NIL, scholarship limits will be a moot point. Example:
Billy Bob Gator, owner of Billy Bob's Used Car Dealership in Podunck, FL, approaches 5 star athlete Joe B. Cool, and tells him, "Joe B., I'd like you to use your pictures and endorsement for my advertising, and I will pay you $75,000 a year. But, as part of your contract, you must attend the University of ______. I will of course pay your tuition and school expenses in addition to the $75,000, and, of course, you'll have plenty of time off to take care of your football activities.
University of ______ has a 5 star recruit and has not used a scholly.
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