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    Default Is recruiting a part of coaching college sports?

    when ranking the best coaches, do you take recruiting into consideration?

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    It's definitly a big part. But, you can recruit the most talented kids in the country, and if you can't coach a lick, you won't be winning many National Championships in my opinion.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NEP Dynasty View Post
    It's definitly a big part. But, you can recruit the most talented kids in the country, and if you can't coach a lick, you won't be winning many National Championships in my opinion.


    if your ranking coaches, lets talk about nick saban, how do you rank the guy? i mean he takes over a decent team and loses to la monroe, but he backs that up by bringing in the nations #1 recruiting class. hes one a national title, but only with the best players.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Quebb Diesel View Post
    just look at illinois


    Locksley?



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    Quote Originally Posted by mofome View Post
    if your ranking coaches, lets talk about nick saban, how do you rank the guy? i mean he takes over a decent team and loses to la monroe, but he backs that up by bringing in the nations #1 recruiting class. hes one a national title, but only with the best players.
    his players just won a national title this year...

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    Quote Originally Posted by mofome View Post
    Locksley?


    zook pulled a top 10 recruiting class last year on a team that had like 5 wins in the past 2 or 3 years...id definitely say recruiting is party of coaching ncaaf...ill wouldve never pulled any of those players w/o zook at head coach

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    Quote Originally Posted by Quebb Diesel View Post
    zook pulled a top 10 recruiting class last year on a team that had like 5 wins in the past 2 or 3 years...id definitely say recruiting is party of coaching ncaaf...ill wouldve never pulled any of those players w/o zook at head coach


    i believe that Locksley is the big recruiter there. in fact, i know that he is. Davis, Benn, and these guys didnt come for Zook. No doubt that zook does a decent job, but life will get tougher once Locksley gets a HC offer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mofome View Post
    i believe that Locksley is the big recruiter there. in fact, i know that he is. Davis, Benn, and these guys didnt come for Zook. No doubt that zook does a decent job, but life will get tougher once Locksley gets a HC offer.
    and who was locksley coaching for in 2003-2004?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Quebb Diesel View Post
    and who was locksley coaching for in 2003-2004?


    florida.


    ty.

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    ha ha...im sure zook brought him w/ him...so i guess correction: coaching (including their staff) plays a part in recruiting

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    Quote Originally Posted by Quebb Diesel View Post
    and who was locksley coaching for in 2003-2004?


    that question didn't go as planned did it.


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    Quote Originally Posted by mofome View Post
    that question didn't go as planned did it.

    yeah b/c he was working under zook @ florida...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Quebb Diesel View Post
    ha ha...im sure zook brought him w/ him...so i guess correction: coaching (including their staff) plays a part in recruiting


    yeah thats was funny, i was hoping you would ask. locksley cleans up the dc/md area and fact is, a lot of the younger african american guys are great recruiters. the kids feel that they can relate and locksley is probably the best at it. his son is at illinois now so im not sure if he'll leave, but ive got to think someone will take a chance on him. perhaps cuse.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Quebb Diesel View Post
    yeah b/c he was working under zook @ florida...


    yes, obviously. he was the recruiting coordinator and rb coach. the reply was not what you expected it to be and it made for good times, thats all.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mofome View Post
    yes, obviously. he was the recruiting coordinator and rb coach. the reply was not what you expected it to be and it made for good times, thats all.
    yeah its all good...45 brews son...thats whatll make for a good time...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Quebb Diesel View Post
    i didnt even know cuse had a football program?


    haha they used to. my uncle was their OC for a couple years. he coached them with mcnabb and marvin graves and those teams held a lot of big-east records. since then they've been embarrassing. i was hoping he would get a call for the HC job up there, mcnabb has spoke up for him a bit, but they haven't called.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Quebb Diesel View Post
    yeah its all good...45 brews son...thats whatll make for a good time...

    45 beers is what life is all about.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mofome View Post
    haha they used to. my uncle was their OC for a couple years. he coached them with mcnabb and marvin graves and those teams held a lot of big-east records. since then they've been embarrassing. i was hoping he would get a call for the HC job up there, mcnabb has spoke up for him a bit, but they haven't called.
    ooooh yeah im a retard...freeney went there too...kinda crazy the talent they produced in the nfl if you ask me!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Quebb Diesel View Post
    ooooh yeah im a retard...freeney went there too...kinda crazy the talent they produced in the nfl if you ask me!


    marvin harrison and some others as well. they used to be loaded. they went to the BCS a couple times and got mauled.

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    Head coaches don't do the grunt work involved in recruiting. That falls on the assistant coaches. Head coach just gets credit for it.

    BAUS

    SBR Founder Join Date: 8/10/2005


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    Quote Originally Posted by BAUS View Post
    Head coaches don't do the grunt work involved in recruiting. That falls on the assistant coaches. Head coach just gets credit for it.

    BAUS
    Head coaches did it at one time though. I just met Les Miles a couple of weeks ago. That guy could recruit like gang busters if he wanted. He sold me and I've seen all kinds come through.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Seer View Post
    Head coaches did it at one time though. I just met Les Miles a couple of weeks ago. That guy could recruit like gang busters if he wanted. He sold me and I've seen all kinds come through.


    haha how did he sell you? ive heard fulmer is as good as they come. recruiting to a place that has little in-state talent aint easy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mofome View Post
    haha how did he sell you? ive heard fulmer is as good as they come. recruiting to a place that has little in-state talent aint easy.
    The last thing Fulmer talks to you about is football. He asks about family and such. At least that is my experience. Miles just talks about how much fun he has at LSU and how fun the experiences of the past year were. He said OSU had no grit. They had been in wars every week and weren't worried at all by OSU's fast start.

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