Ho Hum - JoMo adds another 4 star WR..

[57stratdawg]

Junior from Louisiana.

 

[Willow Grove Dawg]

Yahtzee! Oops wrong board

 

[Wizard.sixpack]

Junior from Louisiana.

It'll never stick. He'll flip at some point...******

 

[Goat Holding Inc]

It'll never stick. He'll flip at some point...******

Until we stop hemorrhaging recruits AND coaches in and around signing day, the doubt will continue. This has been a theme pretty much back through the Croom years, spanning 3 coaches now. Seems like it's more of an MSU issue than a certain coach issue.

If you need to see how important it is, look no further than our three best blueprints for success: Auburn, Kansas State and Clemson. They've both succeeded recently the way we will have to do it if we ever do:

- Generational QB coupled with a good coach and a cycled 'up' year
- Sustained recruiting success due to keeping a good head coach and his assistants
- Great JUCO recruitment and transfer market

Losing all our assistants and getting all our recruits flipped is not one of those recipes. I'm always open to a new recipe, but I'm not sure what it will be. I'm hoping JoMo is the next hot offensive guy like Rich Rod in the mid-2000s or Chip Kelly at Oregon, but the odds are against that. It's working for Washington State, so maybe it can here too.

 

[BlueRidgeMtns]

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[coach66]

I think it's safe to say when it comes to crootin Joe is a serious upgrade.

nm

 

[Junction John]

So, we need to hire and keep good coaches and good players?

 

[T-TownDawgg]

An infinite amount of usernames lurking on SPS could never successfully mask the dreadful, know-it-all, ****-*** personality of the goat.

 

[RPOdawg]

It’s pretty apparent Joe is going after elite WR’s. That’s two 4 stars in the 2021 class. Now we need to get Harmon out of Kosciusko somehow. I think in order for that to happen our offense this year will have to show major improvements and Peeler at Ole miss get canned along with Luke.

 

[Seinfeld]

He definitely seems to be having better luck with certain positions like OL and WR, but it will be interesting to see if he’s able to consistently bring in well rounded classes.

One thing that drove me crazy about Mullen was that every time it seemed like we had a chance to really gain some momentum, he’d seemingly take the year off to job hunt, and it showed in his recruiting. Even though Joe will be hard pressed to ever land a Top 10 class, I’ll think he’ll be able to make a lot of noise with classes that are consistently in that 15-25 range

 

[BlueRidgeMtns]

The sad part is being in the 15-25 range still lands us in the bottom half of the SEC.

 

[IBleedMaroonDawg]

Until we stop hemorrhaging recruits AND coaches in and around signing day, the doubt will continue. This has been a theme pretty much back through the Croom years, spanning 3 coaches now. Seems like it's more of an MSU issue than a certain coach issue.

If you need to see how important it is, look no further than our three best blueprints for success: Auburn, Kansas State and Clemson. They've both succeeded recently the way we will have to do it if we ever do:

- Generational QB coupled with a good coach and a cycled 'up' year
- Sustained recruiting success due to keeping a good head coach and his assistants
- Great JUCO recruitment and transfer market

Losing all our assistants and getting all our recruits flipped is not one of those recipes. I'm always open to a new recipe, but I'm not sure what it will be. I'm hoping JoMo is the next hot offensive guy like Rich Rod in the mid-2000s or Chip Kelly at Oregon, but the odds are against that. It's working for Washington State, so maybe it can here too.

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[maroonmania]

Junior from Louisiana.

You mean committed another 4 star. Nothing is added until we get a signature.

 

[olblue.sixpack]

I noticed you haven't given out any kudos to Grantham and Stricklin for allowing their kids to return to Mississippi State.

I guess they would have to move back too to gain your approval.

 

[jethreauxdawg]

Stricklin.

Who?

 

[tenureplan]

strickland

 

[Bulldogg31]

Until we stop hemorrhaging recruits AND coaches in and around signing day, the doubt will continue. This has been a theme pretty much back through the Croom years, spanning 3 coaches now. Seems like it's more of an MSU issue than a certain coach issue.

If you need to see how important it is, look no further than our three best blueprints for success: Auburn, Kansas State and Clemson. They've both succeeded recently the way we will have to do it if we ever do:

- Generational QB coupled with a good coach and a cycled 'up' year
- Sustained recruiting success due to keeping a good head coach and his assistants
- Great JUCO recruitment and transfer market

Losing all our assistants and getting all our recruits flipped is not one of those recipes. I'm always open to a new recipe, but I'm not sure what it will be. I'm hoping JoMo is the next hot offensive guy like Rich Rod in the mid-2000s or Chip Kelly at Oregon, but the odds are against that. It's working for Washington State, so maybe it can here too.

Hey look! Somebody made a bowl of Cheerios!

Lemme piss in that.

 

[MidsouthDawg]

nm

sorry, accidental fat finger down vote