Thanks for rational thought and posting but you have not posted much and K. Brown wanted to be here and we slowed played him and he is an outstanding prospect and we did the same thing to Javonta. We did the same thing to Anderson and he then told us he was coming and then signed with USC because he wasn't slow played by them. I do know a few things that are true. You don't have to believe them nor AV either. I don't have his connections but know who he is and what he does and actually have some myself. Gotta hand it to the staff to go for the big wins but they didn't win any of those today and lost out on some guys they eventually wanted but didn't get.
i'll buy some of this.
i think coaches are sometimes wary of accepting a committment if they're not 100% sure, i mean, either you have your standard and you follow it, or you don't. so i don't fault the staff for going thru the process.
that said, i do think they can do a better job of kinda reading the tea leaves of how things are going and when they should probably pull the trigger and take a kid, and when to slow play.
i think Anderson and Brown are two good examples, that i bet if you got pruitt in a closed room between him, me and the fencepost, would probably tell you he should have taken those guys committments when he had the chance. but that's hindsight. as it turns out, we probably put too many eggs in the basket of guys like Bogle, Eboigbee, Pappoe, and basically every WR recruit not named ramel keyton......edit: you still take those swings though. you have to. not taking the swing is what Butch would do. and we wouldn't land any of those big name guys.
for the rest of this class, not knowing how the board resets after today, i think we still have to address DL (where we go to find it, dunno), and focus on Wright, Crouch, Gray and To'oto'o. sign the rest of our committments, get those three and a DL and it's gonna be a very good class.