is it 50 we can have in the year? where do we stand on the number?
Why don't you shop for a doc that will script some anti-anxiety drugs for you then just pop them until the middle of February. NO school is getting all the guys they want. We'll be fine.I get that, and I'll defently be watching and hoping we get some much need depth or starters comming in. It just seems like all the other blue blood programs hit on most if there guys, even with bad records or fired coaches and we SEEM to be a lot farther off then all the other blue bloods in college football when it comes to getting our guys.
Harrison Beck and Marlon Lucky were a couple of the most highly ranked guys at their positions in the country. Marlon was a good not great 3rd down back with a bad work ethic. Beck never did anything anywhere. There is more to recruiting than just picking every highly ranked kid in your vicinity. A kid has to fit your culture and your schemes.here's some facts that get me to see it the way I do this year
Tennessee has 8 star guys and 2 are from Kansas
Kentucky has 4 4 star guys, one from Kansas
Arizona State has 1 5 star and 4 4 star guys and a good 3 star guy from Nebraska
these 2 teams are known for basketball and there beating us in recruiting
Duke has 4 4 star guys
North Carolina has 7 freaking 4 star guys.
Sorry in my opinion we shouldn't lose to these guys in recruiting let a lone lossing Kansas and Nebraska kids to them. None of the teams above our elite this year or done anything lately it ever just like us. I know we still have time but man we are missing on 3 star guys let alone pulling in 4 star it better. Hopefully it changes for us before signing day.
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