Recruiting Forum Football Talk [RIP 9.3.2019]

Status
Not open for further replies.
#75,279
#75,279
Kingston Vol said:
I don’t disagree. I’m just saying it should be an option. If you don’t want to go to school you shouldn’t have to. If you don’t want to stay at a school you shouldn’t have to.
Click to expand...

It’s an NFL rule. And just like any organization, they have aright to set qualifications for employment. If they want a kid to be 3 years removed from high school to qualify for the NFL, they have every right to do that. I’ve heard a lot of people saying this is unamerican. It would be like me saying that a hospital is unamerican because they won’t waive college and residency requirements to hire me as a surgeon.
 
#75,281
#75,281
Bassmaster_Vol said:
Our 4th strength coach in as many years. I can't believe that would happen after we made him the second highest paid strength coach in all of college football and spent a million dollars remodeling the weight room for him. You've got to be kidding me.

Our biggest issue has been that we are small, weak, and slow, and yet again, we are changing strength coaches if that 247 report is true. Its hard to improve in that area with this much turnover. Good grief it's ridiculous.
Click to expand...
there is no winning, just different levels of losing. this is why BVS still exists. even when we do it right, it goes wrong. smh.

hope he stays.
 
  • Like
Reactions: OrangenSC, Rishvol and scvolfan7
#75,283
#75,283
More:

A Philadelphia native who Fitzgerald who also had a successful run at Harvard and at South Carolina under Steve Spurrier, Fitzgerald is said to have a good relationship with Kevin Plank, which could work in Maryland's favor not only personally, but financially; sources have said Plank has promised Locksley to help fund a high-caliber staff, and getting Fitzgerald will require more resources than your average strength and conditioning coach. Rick Court, for example, was making a little more than half of what Fitzgerald is making at Tennessee. And he reportedly has a buyout in the $500,000 range.

In addition to a three-year deal worth almost $2 million, Tennessee reportedly spent $659,000 to upgrade tailor its weight room to Fitzgerald's preferred specs.

It's unclear if there's an agreement in place, but multiple sources said it would be surprising if Fitzgerald doesn't join Locksley's staff.
Click to expand...
-Maryland 247
 
#75,289
#75,289
Bassmaster_Vol said:
Our 4th strength coach in as many years. I can't believe that would happen after we made him the second highest paid strength coach in all of college football and spent a million dollars remodeling the weight room for him. You've got to be kidding me.

Our biggest issue has been that we are small, weak, and slow, and yet again, we are changing strength coaches if that 247 report is true. Its hard to improve in that area with this much turnover. Good grief it's ridiculous.
Click to expand...


We don't know that this is going to happen. BVS says it is, but that may be a clickbait article. I guess we will know soon. You can bet that CJP won't hire someone like Scherzen or whatever his name was.
 
#75,291
#75,291
UTProf said:
Well, I'm all about live and let live where it applies. Coyotes aren't a threat to us but when they become a threat to livestock and such you have to take care of them. Often a good dog (or wolf) is enough to drive them away but ultimately you gotta find what works. I'll never support the slaughter of coyotes that some extremists want but I also don't think anyone should sit idly by if they're creating a real problem.
Click to expand...
In Frisco, Texas for the past few months, coyotes have attacked multiple people in residential neighborhoods and sent them to hospitals. They live in the wooded areas of some local golf courses and when they get hungry, they venture into populated areas for food. It's getting pretty bad around here but the police haven't killed one yet. It's just a matter of time though.
 
#75,293
#75,293
Bassmaster_Vol said:
That report actually doesn't say much at all
Click to expand...
and given all that they laid out regarding what committment level TN made to him and our s&c program, i don't know how you come to the conclusion that it would be surprsing if he didn't joint MD's staff?

c'mon phil. this is why you're here.
 
  • Like
Reactions: OrangenSC and Bassmaster_Vol
#75,296
#75,296
jakez4ut said:
and given all that they laid out regarding what committment level TN made to him and our s&c program, i don't know how you come to the conclusion that it would be surprsing if he didn't joint MD's staff?

c'mon phil. this is why you're here.
Click to expand...
This isn’t about money.
 
#75,299
#75,299
Bad decision by Fitz. Why leave a place with all the resources he can ask for to go to a reject program like Maryland? Locksley is going to be a terrible coach. He was a disaster in New Mexico
 
  • Like
Reactions: Bassmaster_Vol
New posts
Status
Not open for further replies.
Advertisement



Back
Top