'27 FL CB Kamauri Whitfield (Tennessee commit)

#77
#77
I mean, semi-finalist is an overused term now, theres like 30 other “semi finalists” as well
It does mean that he is not the trash you have made him out to be. Under the circumstances , he has done remarkably well. He will be a very good CB next year.
 
#80
#80
A) I didn't realize that about Banks. If true, that changes my stance on Willie.

Why would you say my high school recruiting expectations are absurd? We recruit at an elite level at every other position (#1 QB, #1 WR, #1 OT Multiple 5 star DL, top 50 LBs). Can you at least concede that our HS recruiting lags behind every other position? Maybe Willie shouldn't be fired but we are simply recruiting a better caliber of player from the High School level at every other positon.
It’s absurd because it doesn’t matter where the talent comes from as long as you have it on your team. Would you rather have had a high school recruit than Jermod McCoy last year? Or instead of Colton Hood this year?

The thing many fans don’t understand about positional recruiting is that this is like the NFL now. Certain positions will be allocated more money. And certain positions will be prioritize more in the portal versus from high school. For example, this staff has not prioritized spending a lot of money on safeties. We can disagree with that (I do, at least to an extent), but it is what it is.

So if one coach is coaching a position where they prioritize spending on guys from high school (WR, for example), and another coach is coaching a position where portal spending is more prioritized (CB and OL, for example), and another coach is coaching a position that just isn’t going to get as much money spent as the others (S, for example), those are factors other than the coaches’ respective recruiting ability at play.

The fact of the matter is, Willie has produced very good cornerbacks. The fact that the top two were injured for the season this year (before halftime of game 1) was a very bad break, both for him and for the team. But it doesn’t matter where they came from. What matters is that he develops the ones he has.
 
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