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Sark on play-calling, Muschamp on havoc and other need-to-know notes from the THSCA Convention

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Something that hardly gets mentioned is recruiting.  We got a major upgrade in that department. When the leader of your defense doesn't go out and recruit, it's a bad look.  I know if I was on that staff, it would certainly raise a few questions with me.  Recruiting is the lifeblood of a program.  It's not a matter of want to.  It's a matter of HAVE TO.

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2 hours ago, BigMac said:

Something that hardly gets mentioned is recruiting.  We got a major upgrade in that department. When the leader of your defense doesn't go out and recruit, it's a bad look.  I know if I was on that staff, it would certainly raise a few questions with me.  Recruiting is the lifeblood of a program.  It's not a matter of want to.  It's a matter of HAVE TO.

It's not uncommon for coordinators to do limited work on the recruiting trail. The difference is that Muschamp loves the evaluation process and getting out to talk ball with high school coaches. He loves that grind, which isn't the case for a lot of coordinators.

5 hours ago, nicray0920 said:

Good stuff Jeff, I almost needed 2 cups of coffee for that one LOL

Just 2?  i am on my 5th now.....The American Heart Association put out a scientific statement saying that up to 5 cups of black coffee a day is generally safe for most adults and may even come with heart‑health benefits.

https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CIR.0000000000001454

 

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