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Erickson is working miracles it seems. Keep your fingers crossed.
He truly is. Everyone knew he could recruit but I didn't expect anything much out of this year. Let's hope all our verbals sign tomorrow and we can get a couple steals in guys like Bolden and Irby. That would be awesome!
I actually could really care less if Erickson succeeds or fails, how ASU fares has little to nothing to do with the welfare of the Arizona program. As long as the athletic department and coaching staff as a whole is doing everything they can to improve (such as spending the cash to re-establish the Island pipeline that Mackovic thought he was too good for) and continue bringing in good players then we'll be fine. If anything, ASU being good actually helps Arizona and vice versa. Do you really think ASU could keep landing big name basketball coaches were it not for Lute showing the country what can be accomplished in the desert?Wonder how maotosi will spin this one.
My biggest question is now that Erickson is in on some highly-rated guys, does this mean the star system popularized by websites such as Scout and Rivals is now legitimate in the eyes of ASU fans? Because for the last few years I heard it was nothing but a fraud.
How is it different? The stars assigned to players reflect the rankings you speak of. The higher-ranked players at a position have more stars than the guys ranked below them and so on down the line. Obviously the star system is not an exact science, but it's been proven that there's greater odds five star players become impact players and go to the NFL than four stars. Same with four stars and three stars and so on.The star system is crap and is very flawed. I don't go off the star system rather what a player is ranked at his respective position. People may say it's the same but it's not.
A UOFA Rat Fan is just getting his panties in a bunch because soon, not only will UofA lose on the football field to ASU. But they will also lose the recruiting battle also.
D-day Dennis has arrived
A UOFA Rat Fan is just getting his panties in a bunch because soon, not only will UofA lose on the football field to ASU. But they will also lose the recruiting battle also.
D-day Dennis has arrived
A UOFA Rat Fan is just getting his panties in a bunch because soon, not only will UofA lose on the football field to ASU. But they will also lose the recruiting battle also.
D-day Dennis has arrived
Considering you predicted ASU to go 11-0 last year and ASU Basketball to surpass Arizona Basktball next year, I'm pretty sure I won't lose any sleep over your "predictions" (although delusional ramblings might be more applicable). Figuring out this board ain't hard, you state your opinion and support it up the best you can.A UOFA Rat Fan is just getting his panties in a bunch because soon, not only will UofA lose on the football field to ASU. But they will also lose the recruiting battle also.
Notre Dame lost two more commitments today and ended up with only 18 recruits when they really needed 25. Weis blamed himself for the lack of numbers because he took kids at their word and quit recruiting once he had 25 commitments. Big mistake.
Of particular concern were the few number of defensive linemen signed.
Notre Dame lost two more commitments today and ended up with only 18 recruits when they really needed 25. Weis blamed himself for the lack of numbers because he took kids at their word and quit recruiting once he had 25 commitments. Big mistake.
Of particular concern were the few number of defensive linemen signed.
No kidding. Did Weis never have kids? Getting a teenager to stay committed to even the most trivial things for five minutes is hard enough, getting him to stay committed to a university and coaching staff for months when he's got dozens of people in his ear telling him he's better off elsewhere requires hours of diligent work. That's why the best coaches in the country recruit their committed players harder than undecided prospects. A bird in hand is worth more than two in the bush as they say.He said it's tough to find 18 year old kids who remain loyal and committed to one particular team througout the recruiting process. What else do you expect, Weis?
No kidding. Did Weis never have kids? Getting a teenager to stay committed to even the most trivial things for five minutes is hard enough, getting him to stay committed to a university and coaching staff for months when he's got dozens of people in his ear telling him he's better off elsewhere requires hours of diligent work. That's why the best coaches in the country recruit their committed players harder than undecided prospects. A bird in hand is worth more than two in the bush as they say.
Then he's either really dumb or really lazy. Keeping up with your commitments through Signing Day is College Sports 101.From what Weis has said, it seems like he stopped recruiting some of his verbal commitments once they pledged to ND. Several recruits have said today that coaches were texting them all day today up until the point they signed their LOI. Take notes Weis