OrangeSoddyDaisy
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So there is no middle ground between a coach setting in a living room and selling his accomplishments to a kid and plastering players from other schools on social media in an effort to bring attention to Tennessee?
Whats the middle ground here. Give us your pitch given where the program currently is?
These coaches need to sell what they have, their biggest asset by far, to gain the interest and ultimately commitments from the top highschool prospects in the country..... which is their collective track records of recruiting, coaching and developing some of the very best collegiate players in the country over the last 8-10 years, winning national championships with them, and helping them be drafted in the early rounds of the nfl draft.
And do you price that track record? How do you sell the kid that youre the guy to help them reach their collegiate and professional goals? Do you just button up at that point?....or do you pull out the laundry list of well-known star players that many/most of these recruits admire, model their play after and strive to be one day?
This aint hard. I just saw a Tweet put out by UT Football that highlighted former Vol players Manning, Barnett, Kamara and James in reference to Vols who were early round picks...they were hyping it up, as they should be.
But our current coaches didnt coach any of those guys....instead, they coached Tyrann Matthieu, Jalen Ramsay, DeMarcus Ware, Nick Fairley and many, many others....all of which establish this staffs bonafides to sell players to come here. Imho, itd be coaching malpractice to not push and sell that information to recruits.
My current pitch of the university is that the coaches sell themselves when they are in front of applications. Public stuff should highlight tennessee. This is like target publishing walmart ads because they just hired a manager from there.
Whats the middle ground here. Give us your pitch given where the program currently is?
These coaches need to sell what they have, their biggest asset by far, to gain the interest and ultimately commitments from the top highschool prospects in the country..... which is their collective track records of recruiting, coaching and developing some of the very best collegiate players in the country over the last 8-10 years, winning national championships with them, and helping them be drafted in the early rounds of the nfl draft.
And do you price that track record? How do you sell the kid that youre the guy to help them reach their collegiate and professional goals? Do you just button up at that point?....or do you pull out the laundry list of well-known star players that many/most of these recruits admire, model their play after and strive to be one day?
This aint hard. I just saw a Tweet put out by UT Football that highlighted former Vol players Manning, Barnett, Kamara and James in reference to Vols who were early round picks...they were hyping it up, as they should be.
But our current coaches didnt coach any of those guys....instead, they coached Tyrann Matthieu, Jalen Ramsay, DeMarcus Ware, Nick Fairley and many, many others....all of which establish this staffs bonafides to sell players to come here. Imho, itd be coaching malpractice to not push and sell that information to recruits.
This really shouldn't be that hard to figure out. Don't throw free advertising out for the competition on social media.
Some on here want to write a dissertation on why you're wrong about it though.
no, it's not even close to that. not even the same ball park.My current pitch of the university is that the coaches sell themselves when they are in front of applications. Public stuff should highlight tennessee. This is like target publishing walmart ads because they just hired a manager from there.
agreed, so try harder.This really shouldn't be that hard to figure out. Don't throw free advertising out for the competition on social media.
Some on here want to write a dissertation on why you're wrong about it though.
oh, well then this is real simple if that's what you really think is happening.I'd be mad if I were a former player now being used as fodder to promote against the team I played for.
Actually, thats exactly what its like. I mean, we can all act like we are saying its the end of the world. Its not, its just stupid. Lets not act like we didnt feel it was stupid when kiffen was doing it just cause we have a shiny new toy and have to support everything he says no matter how stupid.no, it's not even close to that. not even the same ball park.
agreed, so try harder.
oh, well then this is real simple if that's what you really think is happening.
they're not doing that. have a nice day:thumbsup:
no, it's not even close to that. not even the same ball park.
agreed, so try harder.
oh, well then this is real simple if that's what you really think is happening.
they're not doing that. have a nice day:thumbsup:
I would point out how stupid this is but ill save the 1200 ranting post defending stupidity.
Maybe tomorrow he can post the 5 national championship rings from other schools and talk about being a 5 time nc winning coach.