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justme2018

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  1. Probably down to UK and Gators. He has a strong relationship with UF OL coach.

     

    Coach Summers also ex UK OL coach. Coach for G. Brown at WW played for Ohio U when Coach Summer was there. Also, the same relationship Damien Harris HS Coach has to Florida.

  2. The teams tech/fund will be better only in spots coach French. His boy and the guy from Boyle coaches. Rest guys the same.

     

    If you don't think those guys have a handle on all spots, you are sadly mistaken. The other guys are gonna learn from one of the best. Its hard to learn from someone (last HC & DC, etc) who don't know anything.

  3. Some good rules to remember when dealing with DI-A and DI-AA college coaches...

     

    1. They are almost all lying...non-stop...constantly. They lie to coaches, kids, and each other.

     

    2. Feel free to embellish when speaking with them...most of them unusually susceptible to being hoodwinked...

     

    3. DON'T run a 40 for them...EVER...unless you KNOW you can clock-in well. A bad 40 will follow a player to the corners of the recruiting earth. When it comes to them wanting to know how fast you are, always, always, say, "just look at the film".

     

    4. It just takes one...When it comes to offers, the first is the hardest. Get a solid first offer, and the dam is broken and the rest will come easily. Most college coaches are essentially like jealous school girls, once they see one person is dating you, they all seem to want to jump on the bandwagon.

     

    5. Camps are really just ways for them to pay their GA's and low level assistants extra money...when it comes to camps, they know exactly who they want to see in person, and very few of the campers there are those kids. I should say this; camps are the most critical piece for borderline-offer guys.

     

    I know this is a VERY cynical post, but the college recruiting game is a nasty mother and you've got to treat it like such. For the 98% of kids who are not the 3-5 star guys, it's a real struggle.

     

    I agree with your post, but I also disagree with some of it. Camps are a great way for the coaches to see the kid in person, how he moves etc. I played with and have coached kids who get offers because they did well at camps. In the end, you either can play or not, and the EYE in the SKY don't LIE.

    As someone who was lucky enough to go through the recruiting process, and someone who has seen it from a HS coaches standpoint. Pick a SCHOOL, not a coach because good chance he won't be there when you are done.

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