AdmiralBackhand
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We've gotta get some good news soon, eh? Glad we got Prestwood. So long, Decks.
"WE ARE ND!"
If someone doesn't want to be a part of Notre Dame's "Return to Glory", we don't want/need them.
I'm not cliffjumping, good luck to him...
but I am stating openly that I am really freakin sick of losing recruits to Meyer... seriously???
for the love of god, just win some flippin games and take some of their recruits for once... eh?
I'm not cliffjumping, good luck to him...
but I am stating openly that I am really freakin sick of losing recruits to Meyer... seriously???
for the love of god, just win some flippin games and take some of their recruits for once... eh?
One of the consequences of acting like an idiot is being shunned by your peers. Which is probably where you are headed, on this board. If you want to voice your opinion, I would suggest you do it in a reasonably intelligent manner. You seem to be awfully touchy for a guy who doesn't care what others think.
#1. Taylor has as much upside as almost any OL in this class. He's just extremely raw. This is a pretty big loss from an upside standpoint. People shouldn't sugar coat it... thank goodness we got Jordan Prestwood as a transfer.
#2. For a kid to be committed to ND for as long as he was, take TONS of visits to ND, and then make an 11th hour flip to OSU as soon as he got the offer... well, best of luck to him. He never wanted to be at ND for ND, we were just he his best option to play football. I don't respect people who make decisions like that. More people need to take a page from the Josh Garnett/Ifeadi Odenigbo book and I don't understand how parents let their kids approach it any different. Coaches come and go with surprising frequency. Commit to a school for the SCHOOL. It's going to be really funny when Warinner is gone in under 2 years for an OC or head coaching job somewhere else and he has a new OL coach before he ever sees the field.
It's ridiculous that people think we wouldn't have had a much stronger class had ND won 11 games and a BCS bowl. I'm not saying we'd have landed Kiel, Armstead, Shaq Thompson et al like someone else did... but to say an 11-win season wouldn't have resulted in a better recruiting class is -- the word of the thread -- asinine.
#1. Taylor has as much upside as almost any OL in this class. He's just extremely raw. This is a pretty big loss from an upside standpoint. People shouldn't sugar coat it... thank goodness we got Jordan Prestwood as a transfer.
#2. For a kid to be committed to ND for as long as he was, take TONS of visits to ND, and then make an 11th hour flip to OSU as soon as he got the offer... well, best of luck to him. He never wanted to be at ND for ND, we were just he his best option to play football. I don't respect people who make decisions like that. More people need to take a page from the Josh Garnett/Ifeadi Odenigbo book and I don't understand how parents let their kids approach it any different. Coaches come and go with surprising frequency. Commit to a school for the SCHOOL. It's going to be really funny when Warinner is gone in under 2 years for an OC or head coaching job somewhere else and he has a new OL coach before he ever sees the field.
recruiting is a crooked industry...makes lawyers look like angels at times.
I know that Decker was a big recruit but we have some good players on the OL right now. The thing that is bothering me is we can't finish off recruits.
Actually, yes.
We would have landed all of those recruits in my opinion...
It's ridiculous that people think we wouldn't have had a much stronger class had ND won 11 games and a BCS bowl. I'm not saying we'd have landed Kiel, Armstead, Shaq Thompson et al like someone else did... but to say an 11-win season wouldn't have resulted in a better recruiting class is -- the word of the thread -- asinine.
Yet Big East team beat us when Kelly was winning it...
i just find it really odd that as fast as he committed to us that coaches leaving forced him to flip...he seemed to really commit for the love of ND not coaches. seems like coach kelly left this one to hinton and warriner a little too much and didn't develop the relationship he needed to with TD to keep him solid amongst all the recent situations.
I'm over it.. I learned my lesson last year with de commits. I hope for and get excited when someone verbals but when this happens all I can do is shrug my shoulders and watch Tees highlights again or something.
The sad thing is the recruits laugh at the grown men obsessing over them.