Twitter Spaces last night said that Stokes is out of eligibility, so he declared. It was his last option to continue to play football. Take it for what it is worth.
Last night on TS someone told the story of Gracen Halton's commitment. On his OV, the coaches had all the recruits together and asked them what has been one of the highlights of their football career so far and Gracen said it was committing to OU. This was the first the coaches had heard of it. Great reveal!
Zero. Got to rip off that band aid. Had a roommate one semester who would hit the snooze 5 times before he got up, told him that was NOT going to work for me when he had to get up earlier ... finally broke him, but didn't room with that guy again.
Amazing how the coaches at the Sr Bowl know he's a 3 tech and our turds didn't. See how he dominates in 1 on 1?
I have to admit that I was one of those people that thought Grinch was going to turn the D around. I was wrong. It took one season for the OCs in the conference to figure out everything he was doing. Player development was atrocious.
Has Blinkin apologized for being an idiot on the virus for 2+ years? if not, he can kick rocks.
He's a priest in the religion of fear. I will never again follow him on Twitter.
He was a moron and showed that he is an awful data guy. He was horribly wrong and if he didn’t apologize then he is not only dumb but not the best person to be honest.
Amazing how the coaches at the Sr Bowl know he's a 3 tech and our turds didn't. See how he dominates in 1 on 1?
I have to admit that I was one of those people that thought Grinch was going to turn the D around. I was wrong. It took one season for the OCs in the conference to figure out everything he was doing. Player development was atrocious.
I was too. I was one of his biggest promoters on the old board. And then I saw him implement his "scheme" and "rotations" and my opinion went southward in a hurry. Seemed like stopping offenses wasn't the goal. The eye candy movement and catch phrases are all his scheme is about. It's just a marketing gimmick.
Rarely did I ever hit the snooze button. Sometimes forgot to set the alarm, but rarely the snooze. First thing I threw away when I retired was the old alarm clock.
So we wonder why we lost devin cambell to a 4 win team that has not sent an Olineman to the nfl in a decade (maybe 1 at most ??)
This is pay-for-play and it's utter BS
So many of these players come from single parent homes where the household income is probably $30k-$40k before taxes. so $150k per year is considered life changing. Then you add free ut education, additional NIL money its a no brainer even if they never set foot on the foeld as a starter or never enter the nfl, its a way out of the hood and poverty for them and maybe future generations.
so unless we can match or beat these offers for the elite recruits from these backgrounds, we will lose those battles regardless of how great and sincere our coaching staff is, our tradition, and the logo in our helmet
I have to admit that I was one of those people that thought Grinch was going to turn the D around. I was wrong. It took one season for the OCs in the conference to figure out everything he was doing. Player development was atrocious.
I was too. I was one of his biggest promoters on the old board. And then I saw him implement his "scheme" and "rotations" and my opinion went southward in a hurry. Seemed like stopping offenses wasn't the goal. The eye candy movement and catch phrases are all his scheme is about. It's just a marketing gimmick.
I was hopeful, but skeptical too that lighter faster guys on the line would work AND taller lankier guys on the backend would work too. Just didn't make sense to me. There's a reason there are prototypical physical metrics for those positions.
So many of these players come from single parent homes where the household income is probably $30k-$40k before taxes. so $150k per year is considered life changing. Then you add free ut education, additional NIL money its a no brainer even if they never set foot on the foeld as a starter or never enter the nfl, its a way out of the hood and poverty for them and maybe future generations.
so unless we can match or beat these offers for the elite recruits from these backgrounds, we will lose those battles regardless of how great and sincere our coaching staff is, our tradition, and the logo in our helmet
Where did you get that data from? I don't see a lot of poverty when I follow recruiting.
