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Last year, Mines was the 3rd best recruiter in the ACC per 247. Nobody on Penn State's staff, outside of their interim HC was a better recruiter.

In 2023 he was the 7th best. Seider, Smith, and Trautwine were higher rated for Penn State.

In 2020 and 2021 he was the 5th best recruiter in the AAC.

He's a proven recruiter wherever he goes.

not to be a grammar ninny but resume should have accent over the end "e" and not both, right?

Seeing this on multiple pages and feel like this is an autocorrect diminishing of grammar. And yes, I still hit two spaces after periods but I am trying to learn.

Class of 1992 engineer so I claim no educational authority but get off my lawn old.

Yeah I can see that. In the world of portals and NIL thats a great distinction.

But I do think non-bluebloods are all about crunching the numbers of the worth v output equation without considering the portal and NIL. you're still working on a budget and your budget is significantly less than those you are competing against. the time and money you can put into recruiting means every dollar is worth more to you. So you're looking for players that ypu can pay less more and get more out of. thats moneyball baby. I think the distinction between Oakland As moneyball and what college football does is that its not working pure statistics. Their is still an eye test that coaches and recruiters have to run which makes the success rate much lower.

Nothing major, held out because coach wants him to have time to get ready for upcoming games. Could've played if necessary.

Not just a windmill dunk, but an alley-oop windmill dunk. One of the most athletic in-game things I've ever seen.

For anyone not watching there were 3 pretty nasty dunks in the game. Unfortunately 1 was a Bryant windmill. The other 2 by Lawal made up for it though. Wouldn't be surprised if the Bryant dunk and first Lawal dunk are SC top 10.

Next you're gonna tell me that the ceiling is the roof!

to me a diamond in the rough is a kid that guy over looked for what ever reason. Dorian Strong was a 2 star and came in and played as a frosh because he was that good. Once he played he was no longer a diamond in the rough from an NIL perspective because his value shot up.

Money-ball is looking for inequities in worth vs output. Its hard to know output of a high school player so your really looking at transfers and finding players that cost less per there production is hard in a uncapped 130+ team division. OSU feels they can't afford to compete. CFP teams were being extorted by backups that were transferring. Teams are overpaying all over the place because limited product and predicting how good a player will be is hard (look at the top QBs this off season, they all aren't doing well).

A lot of the non blue bloods try to scheme their way around not having 11 good players on the field at once. They are just trying to put something together and then hope.

Will we get new weights now that we're a big dog?

Or do they still weigh the same?

kinda /s

There's no guarantee that Chesney would be successful at VT or wherever he may end up. Moving from JMU to say Penn St or LSU is a huge jump. Yes he may have more resources and brand recognition but he may very well not know how to use/utilize them.

I lack the necessary photoshop skills.

If anybody wants to do it, by all means, in the immortal words of Orlando Jones in Evolution, "Take it, take the leg"

Haha...new Frank, I meant