If I've learned anything, its that secondary violations are flattering, and they create a buzz, getting more recruits.
They are a win-win.
Sorry man, deliberately committing violations with no affinity for the rules, is what got us in trouble with this years recruits and some of last years. Most of the quotes I have read from the 2011 class is that they prefer this HC to the last one.
Sorry man, deliberately committing violations with no affinity for the rules, is what got us in trouble with this years recruits and some of last years. Most of the quotes I have read from the 2011 class is that they prefer this HC to the last one.
That changed Feb. 17 however when MacLain backed out partly because of a lack of communication with the new coaching staff in Knoxville.
"Since I decommitted we had about 10 scholarships come in," MacLain said. "It's been going all over the place."
"I think Virginia Tech and Ohio State are coming in, and I've been talking to Penn State and hopefully they are coming in pretty soon," MacLain said. He has also not ruled out Tennessee.
"I emailed the coach," MacLain explained. "We are going to junior day this weekend, just want to talk to him and hopefully clear some stuff up. We'll see how that goes."
"Clemson stands out just because Coach [Dan] Brooks was at Tennessee, and Coach [David] Cutcliffe was at Tennessee and I really liked him at Duke, and just the academics are both of those schools are nice," MacLain said. "We are definitely going to take our time, probably won't recommit anywhere until signing day. We're going to take it slow."
"Awesome," MaClain firmly stated when he described his trip. "It's safe to say they are back. It was good going in talking to coach Dooley. A lot of questions were answered. They are the team to beat, but I'm not going to commit anytime soon."
The MacLain family was really impressed by the meeting with Dooley and the relief to have it behind them allowed for a rather fun experience.
"I got a great feel for the coaching staff," MacLain said. "It really felt like a family. Like the Fulmer staff. It was just a great experience and I got talk to my position coach."
