we had a huge number of recruits in for this game
Is it better to gamble and bring recruits in for a game against a team like Michigan where things can go off the rails pretty quick and the stadium is emptying out at halftime or wait until the NW and Purdue games where you have a higher likelihood of being competitive and providing a much better gameday experience?
Is it better to gamble and bring recruits in for a game against a team like Michigan where things can go off the rails pretty quick and the stadium is emptying out at halftime or wait until the NW and Purdue games where you have a higher likelihood of being competitive and providing a much better gameday experience?
the things I continue to read on these boards. The recruits do see an opportunity to play early and they also believe in the vision that Rhule and staff have to right the ship as well as have good relationships with the staff and see themselves fitting in and feeling at home with the staff. They know the wins will come. The “kids” playing football aren’t as big of babies as the grown adults that can’t seem to stop whining. We’re on coach #6 since Osborne retired. We had a coach winning games, he was fired. Constant whining he wasn’t going to get it done. We had another coach winning games. He was fired. He was mean and didn’t win a title soon enough. We had horrible hires in between those coaches that needed fired. Rhule was thrown under the bus after 1 game. Give the man some time to do something with this program. Keep it up and maybe after he rebuilds yet another program he’ll take a job somewhere else to get away from these “greatest fans in college football” that don’t do anything but throw fits and cry about everything.
