duncanlamb
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I imagine the offerers take that int account and then they do what they want; the word “should” has nothing to do with it.
Interesting question.
Fascinating, scary articleNot VCU related but kind of a fun read.
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'Lunch is for cowards': Inside the grind of a day recruiting at the Peach Jam alongside a mid-major coach
To understand how recruiting is for most, you have to experience the crush up close when every day is a strugglewww.cbssports.com
It shows that if you do not create a culture or brand as a non-P5 you have a tough road. Also, shows why there is coaching movement for less of a grind on the recruiting trail. I imagine it has to be tough for coaches in mid-major programs that struggle with winning.Fascinating, scary article
That coach did not seem to be enjoying life very muchIt shows that if you do not create a culture or brand as a non-P5 you have a tough road. Also, shows why there is coaching movement for less of a grind on the recruiting trail. I imagine it has to be tough for coaches in mid-major programs that struggle with winning.
No he doesn't and while I can see where he's coming from, you can't help but think that pessimistic outlook has a negative effect on his recruiting process. I also feel like if someone had a good bit of free time, they could piece together little bits of information throughout the article and figure out who that coach isThat coach did not seem to be enjoying life very much
It is also the reason why so many good, young MM coaches look to move up and out as quickly as they can to a P5 job. The deck is stacked against them at the MM levelNo he doesn't and while I can see where he's coming from, you can't help but think that pessimistic outlook has a negative effect on his recruiting process. I also feel like if someone had a good bit of free time, they could piece together little bits of information throughout the article and figure out who that coach is![]()
I know someone who saw him play recently and said he has a lot of potential. Extremely long and athletic.Not an offer but they are starting to recruit him
Only been in the US for a year originally from the Netherlands. 6'8 SF/stretch 4
St. Joe's offered on Friday, joining fellow A10 member George Mason, who offered earlier in the week. He also rattled off Robert Morris, Towson, and Howard as schools that have extended scholarship offers. In addition to those five offers, he said, "VCU has been texting me now. UCF, ETSU, Mass Lowell, Arkansas, Binghamton, and Mount Saint Mary's are all also recruiting me."