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Need that approach with the WRs

This guy was a PWO at Rice when he entered in 2019. He's been around for quite a while!

He took over duties after Nick Setta left, I was trying to remember who was first initially. Yes, Setta from 02-03 then Fitz from 03-05

Probably Hentrich Hentrich full time and also Nick Setta

A punter who averaged 45.1 in exchange for a guy who averaged 34 10 years ago?? I hope this is a late April Fool's joke.

They were dreadful

Negative, he said ND was in his Top 4 (Wash, ND, ASU, USC) and they were recruiting him as a Speed WR and he loved the historic feel of campus the energy at practices. Notre Dame is a top choice for me,” he explained. "I want to end up committing around July after my official visits are done...

It's because we chose a legacy recruit that should be a PFO (at least at ND) over him! Let's be honest

Agreed

Not necessarily, new starters and it's the biggest concern on offense.

Top recruit! Welp, another one bites the dust

We need to bring in as many ELITE bodies at WR and CB as possible....better late than never if we want to compete for a 'chip in this era.

Tough pull from Sooner country

OU, ND, GA, TAMU battle

Kory Minor and a couple others as well

Exactly, grabbing some 6'4" ATHLETIC LB/DEs who can run and before you know it things would feel like the good ol'days.

Gamebreaking athlete with legit speed is a necessity! Come on down

They keep taking the same type of "project" recruit for the position and it doesn't work out.

Moves very fluidly and runs really good routes. Nice size a smidge under 6'2" and about 185 w/quick movement but not gamebreaking speed.

More quick than fast, his track times are pedestrian 6.77 55 meter and 23.1 200 meter