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Quote from: bucket on July 16, 2020, 10:49:26 AMQuote from: kashi1965 on July 15, 2020, 07:34:25 PMQuote from: ChiCat on July 15, 2020, 10:58:40 AMIt's not just population density, it's being located in Texas. Additionally, GP has built a network there over 20 years as a head coach. Kleiman can close some ground there but it's a lot to expect after year one. I would imagine COVID probably benefits in-state schools as well, but I'm just guessing there.i get it. i've seen it done here before in the 90s with a very young assistant coaching staff. i understand recruiting is a lot of relationships and networks. that just means we better hire people with a lot of those.nebraska has a couple young assistants who are getting some of the best recruits from georgia and florida. they had ties there but nebraska was smart to hire them. i'm not sure what strong ties our assistants have? we seem to have a couple that are old and dont necessarily attract young recruits and then a couple more who dont seem to have strong ties to anywhere.It was an entirely different landscape in the 90's, and snyder was ahead of the curve compared to the rest of college football. College football caught up and we lost our edge. Snyder then failed to take advantage of those gains K-State made.He didn't like losing 4 & 5 star recruits, so he quit in 2005. Came back in '09 and made it public that he wasn't going to pursue recruits that didn't buy in. In other words, he was tried of chasing after top recruits that had lots of offers. Of course, this lead to failure once more.
Quote from: kashi1965 on July 15, 2020, 07:34:25 PMQuote from: ChiCat on July 15, 2020, 10:58:40 AMIt's not just population density, it's being located in Texas. Additionally, GP has built a network there over 20 years as a head coach. Kleiman can close some ground there but it's a lot to expect after year one. I would imagine COVID probably benefits in-state schools as well, but I'm just guessing there.i get it. i've seen it done here before in the 90s with a very young assistant coaching staff. i understand recruiting is a lot of relationships and networks. that just means we better hire people with a lot of those.nebraska has a couple young assistants who are getting some of the best recruits from georgia and florida. they had ties there but nebraska was smart to hire them. i'm not sure what strong ties our assistants have? we seem to have a couple that are old and dont necessarily attract young recruits and then a couple more who dont seem to have strong ties to anywhere.It was an entirely different landscape in the 90's, and snyder was ahead of the curve compared to the rest of college football. College football caught up and we lost our edge. Snyder then failed to take advantage of those gains K-State made.
Quote from: ChiCat on July 15, 2020, 10:58:40 AMIt's not just population density, it's being located in Texas. Additionally, GP has built a network there over 20 years as a head coach. Kleiman can close some ground there but it's a lot to expect after year one. I would imagine COVID probably benefits in-state schools as well, but I'm just guessing there.i get it. i've seen it done here before in the 90s with a very young assistant coaching staff. i understand recruiting is a lot of relationships and networks. that just means we better hire people with a lot of those.nebraska has a couple young assistants who are getting some of the best recruits from georgia and florida. they had ties there but nebraska was smart to hire them. i'm not sure what strong ties our assistants have? we seem to have a couple that are old and dont necessarily attract young recruits and then a couple more who dont seem to have strong ties to anywhere.
It's not just population density, it's being located in Texas. Additionally, GP has built a network there over 20 years as a head coach. Kleiman can close some ground there but it's a lot to expect after year one. I would imagine COVID probably benefits in-state schools as well, but I'm just guessing there.
Quote from: Katpappy on July 16, 2020, 04:53:45 PMQuote from: bucket on July 16, 2020, 10:49:26 AMQuote from: kashi1965 on July 15, 2020, 07:34:25 PMQuote from: ChiCat on July 15, 2020, 10:58:40 AMIt's not just population density, it's being located in Texas. Additionally, GP has built a network there over 20 years as a head coach. Kleiman can close some ground there but it's a lot to expect after year one. I would imagine COVID probably benefits in-state schools as well, but I'm just guessing there.i get it. i've seen it done here before in the 90s with a very young assistant coaching staff. i understand recruiting is a lot of relationships and networks. that just means we better hire people with a lot of those.nebraska has a couple young assistants who are getting some of the best recruits from georgia and florida. they had ties there but nebraska was smart to hire them. i'm not sure what strong ties our assistants have? we seem to have a couple that are old and dont necessarily attract young recruits and then a couple more who dont seem to have strong ties to anywhere.It was an entirely different landscape in the 90's, and snyder was ahead of the curve compared to the rest of college football. College football caught up and we lost our edge. Snyder then failed to take advantage of those gains K-State made.He didn't like losing 4 & 5 star recruits, so he quit in 2005. Came back in '09 and made it public that he wasn't going to pursue recruits that didn't buy in. In other words, he was tried of chasing after top recruits that had lots of offers. Of course, this lead to failure once more.Weird definition of failure.
Quote from: bananaeater on July 17, 2020, 11:56:57 AMQuote from: Katpappy on July 16, 2020, 04:53:45 PMQuote from: bucket on July 16, 2020, 10:49:26 AMQuote from: kashi1965 on July 15, 2020, 07:34:25 PMQuote from: ChiCat on July 15, 2020, 10:58:40 AMIt's not just population density, it's being located in Texas. Additionally, GP has built a network there over 20 years as a head coach. Kleiman can close some ground there but it's a lot to expect after year one. I would imagine COVID probably benefits in-state schools as well, but I'm just guessing there.i get it. i've seen it done here before in the 90s with a very young assistant coaching staff. i understand recruiting is a lot of relationships and networks. that just means we better hire people with a lot of those.nebraska has a couple young assistants who are getting some of the best recruits from georgia and florida. they had ties there but nebraska was smart to hire them. i'm not sure what strong ties our assistants have? we seem to have a couple that are old and dont necessarily attract young recruits and then a couple more who dont seem to have strong ties to anywhere.It was an entirely different landscape in the 90's, and snyder was ahead of the curve compared to the rest of college football. College football caught up and we lost our edge. Snyder then failed to take advantage of those gains K-State made.He didn't like losing 4 & 5 star recruits, so he quit in 2005. Came back in '09 and made it public that he wasn't going to pursue recruits that didn't buy in. In other words, he was tried of chasing after top recruits that had lots of offers. Of course, this lead to failure once more.Weird definition of failure. His last year the team was two games below .500, and were absolutely going to be worse. He had a transfer issue and the draft streak ended. After the prince recruits, draft streak, and legacies left (and we started to miss out on plenty of legacies too) the program from 2013-2018 was a slow bleed out.
He's going to be a big time stud
He is the Ronald Triplette to the two actual stud prospects we want out of Hays High School.
speaking of 5 gray starshttps://n.rivals.com/content/prospects/2021/darell-jones-269589suck it eastern michigan!
they may be good, i dunno. i actually really liked Havelhorst's film and he apparently has pretty good speed for his size. but the small-timeyness is
The world needs class fillers too
Quote from: wetwillie on July 28, 2020, 08:28:17 PMThe world needs class fillers toowe dont need a class of fillers though
