He’s not a good coach, but he’s a damn good recruiter.
Curious move by USC... they need guys who can coach... you don’t need great recruiters to USC, as USC recruits itself. If they get good coaches, look out. This move didn’t help them as much as it appears on the surface, in my opinion...
Thanks for this post. Makes so much more sense now. Good insight!Strategic move. Oregon was getting all the Cali kids, thanks to Williams. Bringing Williams onboard will hurt Oregon’s chances of dominating the California recruiting scene.
No school recruits itself.Curious move by USC... they need guys who can coach... you don’t need great recruiters to USC, as USC recruits itself. If they get good coaches, look out. This move didn’t help them as much as it appears on the surface, in my opinion...
USC proved that in this recruiting cycle.No school recruits itself.
Probably could have been clearer. USC didn’t need a lightning rod recruiter. They needed a really good coach. The really good coach just needed to stay out of the way of recruiting. Let the weather, the babes, the beach do it’s thing. The really good coach could point to those things, they’re hard to ignore.No school recruits itself.
I am guessing they put feelers out to gauge interest on some big names... when the big names did not express interest... they kept Helton for another season.It still amazes me that Helton was given another year.
It still amazes me that Helton was given another year.
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