IMHO Sunday: Would you believe…
The IMHO Sunday column takes a look at Oklahoma quarterback Caleb Williams, and the perception that he will be transferring to USC before the Jan 28 deadline.
IMHO Sunday: Would you believe...
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Greg,
Thanks for the write-up!
A small request: Can we please have a moratorium for say 5 years starting today that the names of the previous head coach (not interim) and coordinators shall not be mentioned in any form other than code (e.g. FUBARC)
It’s just too painful otherwise.
Thanks for the write-up!
A small request: Can we please have a moratorium for say 5 years starting today that the names of the previous head coach (not interim) and coordinators shall not be mentioned in any form other than code (e.g. FUBARC)
It’s just too painful otherwise.
Greg, very good write-up as always.
One thing, I myself am so glad CDW was retained on LFR's staff. USC might not get a great overall 2022 incoming class but it would have been potentially much worse w/o CDW. Plus, I'm sure he's very effective w/ TP candidates, too. Since the TP has become much more of a critical factor just within the last year, it seems that recruiting has become a 24/7/365 effort b/c transferring is currently so easy. Agree wholeheartedly w/ you that there need to be more guardrails implemented before the whole thing goes off-track. Otherwise, it could become the norm in the immediate future that a CFB or CBB athlete attends 3-4 colleges and the successor to the NZAA will just be a semi-professional farm system. Those factors that differentiated CFB from the League will be gone forever.
One thing, I myself am so glad CDW was retained on LFR's staff. USC might not get a great overall 2022 incoming class but it would have been potentially much worse w/o CDW. Plus, I'm sure he's very effective w/ TP candidates, too. Since the TP has become much more of a critical factor just within the last year, it seems that recruiting has become a 24/7/365 effort b/c transferring is currently so easy. Agree wholeheartedly w/ you that there need to be more guardrails implemented before the whole thing goes off-track. Otherwise, it could become the norm in the immediate future that a CFB or CBB athlete attends 3-4 colleges and the successor to the NZAA will just be a semi-professional farm system. Those factors that differentiated CFB from the League will be gone forever.
