Kingston Vol
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Pruitt's not trying to build a fence around the state. This staff has been transparent about recruiting nationally and doing their own evaluations to see how players fit. If TN recruits don't want to camp and be evaluated, they don't get special treatment because they're in-state. This approach will inevitably rub some HS coaches the wrong way at first, but they should respect Pruitt's upfront approach. He's not BSing them, and that should be a breath of fresh air.
Pruitt's not trying to build a fence around the state. This staff has been transparent about recruiting nationally and doing their own evaluations to see how players fit. If TN recruits don't want to camp and be evaluated, they don't get special treatment because they're in-state. This approach will inevitably rub some HS coaches the wrong way at first, but they should respect Pruitt's upfront approach. He's not BSing them, and that should be a breath of fresh air.
And to further your point, Butch would offer a lot of in state guys just to make it appear they were shutting the state down even if they werent system fits.
It was all about P.R. with Lyle. It seems like Pruitt just wants to win.
Yep. It will work itself out. I think someone posted the other day that VQ was talking about how this class in state hasn't wanted to camp but they've already got most of the 20 class into camp so after this year it shouldn't be an issue anymore. And the few we've missed out on so far that looked like can't miss (Hampton, Norton and Patterson) were likely never going to give us a chance anyway. Plus we got 2 of the best OL in the state already this year. And our out of state commits are looking real nice too. There is no reason for people to go out looking for something to worry about at this point. IMO
