If this class contains Heath, Whop, Guidry, Dollar Bill and Murphy - we’ve done well.
We need to replace a couple OL and DL targets in January though.
Could be the best group of hands we've signed in a long time.
If this class contains Heath, Whop, Guidry, Dollar Bill and Murphy - we’ve done well.
We need to replace a couple OL and DL targets in January though.
If ole miss winds up with recruiting class ranking right there where we are.
This is a total load of bunk. Grantham wouldn't have helped win the the bowl game (Fitzgerald ring a bell?), keep the class or matter for next year (remember we hired another good defensive coordinator?).All of this happened weeks ago when we failed to keep Grantham.
It was incredibly simple: Keep our DC, maintain some continuity, we (1) win our upcoming bowl game, (2) keep the class intact, and (3) are set up next year for a historic season. Lose Grantham, we will (1) lose the bowl game, (2) lose our top-15 class, and (3) 2018 will be a building year.
Sunshine pumpers won't like it, but that's just the reality of what happened.
All of this happened weeks ago when we failed to keep Grantham.
It was incredibly simple: Keep our DC, maintain some continuity, we (1) win our upcoming bowl game, (2) keep the class intact, and (3) are set up next year for a historic season. Lose Grantham, we will (1) lose the bowl game, (2) lose our top-15 class, and (3) 2018 will be a building year.
Sunshine pumpers won't like it, but that's just the reality of what happened.
Seems like we could make room for a 4* safety, maybe even move somebody to a different position. Doesn’t make much sense.
All of this happened weeks ago when we failed to keep Grantham.
It was incredibly simple: Keep our DC, maintain some continuity, we (1) win our upcoming bowl game, (2) keep the class intact, and (3) are set up next year for a historic season. Lose Grantham, we will (1) lose the bowl game, (2) lose our top-15 class, and (3) 2018 will be a building year.
Sunshine pumpers won't like it, but that's just the reality of what happened.
It makes about as much sense as message board posters putting stock in a recruits star rating. If the coaching staff doesn't want him, there's a reason, and it's probably a much more informed reason than yours.
It was incredibly simple: Keep our DC
IIf the coaching staff doesn't want him, there's a reason, and it's probably a much more informed reason than yours.
Chill out. Relax a little bit, quit being so defensive.
Nah I'm a perpetual optimist. I always pick us to win more games than we actually do.
But, it seems pretty clear that we didn't try that hard to retain Grantham, and that we were looking 3-4 years down the road instead of taking the quick win. Long-term it might work out for the best, but short-term we would have had more success keeping him.
We would have at least had a chance in the bowl game by keeping our DC. MSU would have looked stronger if some of the staff had said FU Florida, I'm staying here, and I think that would have had a halo effect on the whole recruiting class.
Next year's team is incredibly talented but it's a completely new scheme and new defensive front. We have a staff pulled together from all over the country, not guys who all came from the same place. Coaches simply don't come into the SEC and win big their first year. If we had kept continuity on the defensive side of the ball, we would have been better next year. That's all I'm saying. Personally I would have taken that over building for 2019-2020.
All of this happened weeks ago when we failed to keep Grantham.
It was incredibly simple: Keep our DC, maintain some continuity, we (1) win our upcoming bowl game, (2) keep the class intact, and (3) are set up next year for a historic season. Lose Grantham, we will (1) lose the bowl game, (2) lose our top-15 class, and (3) 2018 will be a building year.
Sunshine pumpers won't like it, but that's just the reality of what happened.
If we had kept continuity on the defensive side of the ball, we would have been better next year. That's all I'm saying.
All of this happened weeks ago when we failed to keep Grantham.
It was incredibly simple: Keep our DC, maintain some continuity, we (1) win our upcoming bowl game, (2) keep the class intact, and (3) are set up next year for a historic season. Lose Grantham, we will (1) lose the bowl game, (2) lose our top-15 class, and (3) 2018 will be a building year.
Sunshine pumpers won't like it, but that's just the reality of what happened.
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