BREAKING Underwood Flips to Michigan

[Bamabuzzard]

It's reassuring to see our recruiting class is still very strong even with all that has happened this season with the team. Lose to Vandy, lose to a pitiful OU team and lose to a UcheaT team that we never should have. Any combination of those could have hurt our recruiting but it looks like the staff is still cranking them in.

 

[TheRealPokeChop]

It's reassuring to see our recruiting class is still very strong even with all that has happened this season with the team. Lose to Vandy, lose to a pitiful OU team and lose to a UcheaT team that we never should have. Any combination of those could have hurt our recruiting but it looks like the staff is still cranking them in.

Gotta say. Losing a few games on the road doesn't hurt you in recruiting. Just ask Auburn the last two years.

Losing consistently and at home costs you in recruiting. Just ask auburn next year.

 

[TideEngineer08]

Also interestingly, Connor Stallions is an assistant coach at Underwood's high school.

 

[pelleas]

Gotta say. Losing a few games on the road doesn't hurt you in recruiting. Just ask Auburn the last two years.

Losing consistently and at home costs you in recruiting. Just ask auburn next year.

That makes so much sense.

 

[NoNC4Tubs]

...and now Meeshigun bound...go wonder.

 

[TheRealPokeChop]

That makes so much sense.

Prep players see opportunity where we see a few folks struggling or depth issues.

The coaching staff, relationships, pro development, facilities and now competitive NIL opportunitiesare are way more important.

Loses only matter really when they are embarrassing home games and they threaten the coaching staff jobs.