I was hoping to hear Brodrick Smith committed by now.
I was hoping to hear Brodrick Smith committed by now.
I was hoping to hear Brodrick Smith committed by now.
Two stars. :jerkoff:
I was hoping to hear Brodrick Smith committed by now.
Two stars. :jerkoff:
Still awful from a star prospective. But we'll always have D'brickashaw.
The strange thing is that I thought recruiting was one of Prince's strengths? It's going to be hard to compete in the Big 12 without top talent, as Texas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, etc. are all consistently putting together great recruiting classes. It is possible to have a couple of diamonds in the rough, that other teams and the recruiting services miss the boat on, and end up being stars, but those guys are the exception rather than the rule.
It seemed like Snyder was recruiting well up until his last couple years. Was there something he was doing that Prince should try? I know Snyder relied on a lot of JUCOs, but that seemed to work for him. Maybe Prince should try going that route. Or bringing in some assistants who are stronger recruiters? In any event, I'm sympathetic, because as hard as it is to get kids to forego beach life in California or Florida, or warmer climates elsewhere and come to Lincoln, it seems like it must be far harder to get them to come to Manhattan.
We just need to start winning. Seems like he does everything else decent.
QuoteWe just need to start winning. Seems like he does everything else decent.
The problem Stunner is that it's kind of a chicken and egg deal...winning attracts recruits, and recruits allow you to win.
You guys had an up and down year last year, with losses to teams like Baylor and a signature win against Texas. It seems a little weird to me that Prince can't take that win against Texas and use it to create some momentum in recruiting. The reality is that classes full of two-star recruits aren't going to get the job done in the Big 12. So something has to change if K-State is going to get back to being competitive in conference and fighting to be ranked each year.