https://www.usatoday.com/story/spor...de-football-scouts-draft-nick-saban/75997934/
I was curious as to how this works in terms of pro scouts attending practices. I found this article pretty interesting. Saban appears to be at the top of the list yet again as far as access, treatment, etc., to these scouts. And while his team's talent and performance on the field is surely the primary reason so many players from Alabama get drafted, this approach certainly can't hurt either.
It "feels" like the Irish are pretty accommodating as well and that we seem to have a lot of pro scouts always around. As stated in the article, this is and right fully should be an additional recruiting advantage. Education, Name, Brand, Quality, TV exposure, and increased visibility to the pro scouting world.
I was curious as to how this works in terms of pro scouts attending practices. I found this article pretty interesting. Saban appears to be at the top of the list yet again as far as access, treatment, etc., to these scouts. And while his team's talent and performance on the field is surely the primary reason so many players from Alabama get drafted, this approach certainly can't hurt either.
It "feels" like the Irish are pretty accommodating as well and that we seem to have a lot of pro scouts always around. As stated in the article, this is and right fully should be an additional recruiting advantage. Education, Name, Brand, Quality, TV exposure, and increased visibility to the pro scouting world.
