The difference now is, how many of the ones that turn out to be good are still with us 2-3 years from now.Can't wait to pull in a 20-30 ranked class like we have for the last 40 years.
The difference now is, how many of the ones that turn out to be good are still with us 2-3 years from now.Can't wait to pull in a 20-30 ranked class like we have for the last 40 years.
While you are correct in theory the difference is nobody wanted RaRa or Zavion before they came here and balled out. These commits have big time offers already and chose State anywayThe difference now is, how many of the ones that turn out to be good are still with us 2-3 years from now.
I was referring to the class as a whole. Everyone, highly recruited, lightly recruited, whatever. Again, the difference now is, how many of the ones, anyone in this high school class, that turn out to be good are still with us 2-3 years from now. That is the difference. They are not guaranteed now from year to year just because they chose us the first year.While you are correct in theory the difference is nobody wanted RaRa or Zavion before they came here and balled out. These commits have big time offers already and chose State anyway
They are never guaranteedI was referring to the class as a whole. Everyone, highly recruited, lightly recruited, whatever. Again, the difference now is, how many of the ones, anyone in this high school class, that turn out to be good are still with us 2-3 years from now. That is the difference. They are not guaranteed now from year to year just because they chose us the first year.
You are proving my point. That is the difference now. In this new era of NIL and immediate transfer portal, they are especially more than ever not guaranteed for the next year.They are never guaranteed
If you can't understand the difference in Zavion not having an offer from LSU and Craver having an offer from Bama and choosing State I don't know what to say. I don't have enough crayons to explain it in understandable terms. Craver and Hill could be committed to Bama today if they wanted to be. Van Buren could be committed to Oregon. Zavion would have committed to LSU directly out of high school but they didn't want him.You are proving my point. That is the difference now. In this new era of NIL and immediate transfer portal, they are especially more than ever not guaranteed for the next year.
If you can’t understand that if they turn out to be good, then if they really want them those same schools will come after them with a lot of money. I don’t have crayons but here is what it will all boil down too if they turn out to be good:If you can't understand the difference in Zavion not having an offer from LSU and Craver having an offer from Bama and choosing State I don't know what to say. I don't have enough crayons to explain it in understandable terms. Craver and Hill could be committed to Bama today if they wanted to be. Van Buren could be committed to Oregon. Zavion would have committed to LSU directly out of high school but they didn't want him.
TrollIf you can’t understand that if they turn out to be good, then if they really want them those same schools will come after them with a lot of money. I don’t have crayons but here is what it will all boil down too if they turn out to be good:![]()
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