Or how to take it but, over on 247 under the fb recruiting tab they have recruiter rankings and ND does not have one coach in the top 25. The highest was Mike Easton at 29 and Chip Long at 45. Like I said not sure what to make of it
Not sure what this means
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They rank each coach according to his responsibilities as a primary or regional recruiter. The more individual recruits that he lands, and the higher the rankings of said recruits, the higher 247 ranks him as a recruiter. Just as class rankings are built on recruiting success, so too are the rankings of the coaches who recruited them. Positional coaches / coordinators tend to populate this list for the most part. Rarely are head coaches the primary recruiters for players, assistants tend to be.
It's also a terribly skewed ranking to some degree because the rankings is based on who the players tell writers and reporters their primary recruiter is. So a school like Miami, which is essentially just mining Dade County and the neighboring areas for talent is listing Mark Richt as the primary recruiter for the area, but that's wildly untrue. At Miami, all the coaches recruiting that area.
Thanks brother I had no idea
I guess there's only so much recruiting news the Publishers had to find something else to do so why not rain coaches
Ontario.......
That is more or less true for all schools. And it's noteworthy that all the big programs recruit in Florida now days.
Maybe taking a wait and see approach to all of our new staff members, and not enough track record for guys like Denson and Lyght?
Similar, though I think Richt is a better runner of a program than Weis was. Richt is a genuinely very nice thoughtful guy, and both parents and kids are very comfortable with him.
Richt's downfall was having nemeses Tennessee and Florida having their programs hit the skids at the same time, and Georgians watching Missouri (twice) and South Carolina winning the SEC East. The prevailing thought was that Georgia should have dominated the weaker side of the SEC for the past six or seven years, and they only won it once, in 2012.
