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<blockquote data-quote="The Bell Tolls for Thee" data-source="post: 131724959" data-attributes="member: 1812660">How am I forcing my will on you?&nbsp; I post to express my opinion on the team or other posters commentary.&nbsp; Once I've expressed my opinion in a way that other posters understand, I don't see the need to keep repeating it.&nbsp; It's obvious that you feel WVU is recruiting at a &quot;7-5&quot; level and that WVU is not likely to be better without improvement in recruiting.&nbsp; So what is the point of reposting it every time a thread is started about a new commitment?&nbsp; My opinion is WVU has rarely ever recruited much better than it is for this upcoming class and it's unlikely that WVU starts recruiting like Oklahoma.&nbsp; Thus WVU's not likely to be a year in year out part of the conference championship.&nbsp; It is more realistic that if WVU is going to win a Big XII football championship it is going to be by finding the right mixture of potential and coaching rather than suddenly being able to recruit multiple classes at a much higher level than WVU has ever been able to manage in its history.&nbsp; Similarly to how the 2010 basketball team made it without any real NBA level players.Even if you disagree, the question still remains as to how it is insightful or adding anything to the conversation lumping every recruit with the &quot;7-5 level recruit&quot; label that does not meet your personal expectation.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Bell Tolls for Thee, post: 131724959, member: 1812660"] How am I forcing my will on you? I post to express my opinion on the team or other posters commentary. Once I've expressed my opinion in a way that other posters understand, I don't see the need to keep repeating it. It's obvious that you feel WVU is recruiting at a "7-5" level and that WVU is not likely to be better without improvement in recruiting. So what is the point of reposting it every time a thread is started about a new commitment? My opinion is WVU has rarely ever recruited much better than it is for this upcoming class and it's unlikely that WVU starts recruiting like Oklahoma. Thus WVU's not likely to be a year in year out part of the conference championship. It is more realistic that if WVU is going to win a Big XII football championship it is going to be by finding the right mixture of potential and coaching rather than suddenly being able to recruit multiple classes at a much higher level than WVU has ever been able to manage in its history. Similarly to how the 2010 basketball team made it without any real NBA level players. Even if you disagree, the question still remains as to how it is insightful or adding anything to the conversation lumping every recruit with the "7-5 level recruit" label that does not meet your personal expectation. [/QUOTE]

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