Signing Day stress can be unbearable for recruiters

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Reed Stringer knows the highs and lows, the bumps and the smooth stretches.

Having worked as UL’s recruiting coordinator on every National Signing Day since 2011, and as Mississippi State’s director of recruiting in 2009, the Ragin’ Cajuns’ tight ends coach has experienced enough to own the whole dang rollercoaster

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[RaisingCajun08]

This is their job. I get stressed in my job. So does almost everyone else ... Yawn!

[Policarp]

Millions of snowflakes are stressed, didn't get their participation trophies. They still have 2,909 days to go.

[31Ragin97]

This is their job. I get stressed in my job. So does almost everyone else ... Yawn!

exactly, I can think of quite a few jobs more stressful than theirs or mine....
plus I hate when an athlete might miss some games and they talk about their health and when they will get healthy. granted could be case for some, but not all, as for example I could have an arm injury but still be perfectly healthy.

[CharlieK]

This just in: every day in the oilfield is stressful.

[31Ragin97]

Is he the one that bloodied his head at nola bowl by head butting a player who had helmet on

[RedCajun]

This just in: every day in the oilfield is stressful.

especially the last 1.5 to 2 years

[Just1More]

Is he the one that bloodied his head at nola bowl by head butting a player who had helmet on

I think that was Rusty Whitt our former strength coach.

[31Ragin97]

I think that was Rusty Whitt our former strength coach.

thanks. why former?
P.S. what can strength and conditioning coaches actually do for a player once game has begun, wouldn't all strength and conditioning issues pretty much be an "is what it is" by that point?

[CajunJack55]

thanks. why former?
P.S. what can strength and conditioning coaches actually do for a player once game has begun, wouldn't all strength and conditioning issues pretty much be an "is what it is" by that point?

He's at Texas Tech now