(12-16-2021, 05:41 PM)RicoTx Wrote:

(12-16-2021, 05:39 PM)cookiemonsta911 Wrote: https://247sports.com/college/ohio-state...l/Commits/
It is kind of hard to be clueless as a coach when you recruit in your last recruit class 2 of the top 3 wideouts in the country, who both changed the teams of Alabama and Ohio St this season. 
Talent evaluation goes a long way to success.  You didn't want to give my friend more than 1 draft class.  If you are so good at evaluating talent, why don't you scout players?

How is Florida doing post Meyer, is the talent production the same? Bingo, it was Meyer and talent evaluation, not the program being so great that it can be great with anyone else.


https://247sports.com/college/ohio-state...l/Commits/ 2012 Ohio St recruit class Michael Thomas was a 3 star, and turned out to be the greatest wideout in the nfl and had 1700 yards in 2019 in 1 season.

Since when do you recruit in the NFL?

You're either a troll or really, really...um...not intelligent.





Scouting high school players is much harder than college players. In high school you don't know how they will grow, in college you have a bigger baseline on what to go on. The fact is he produced some of the best players, and not all of them were 5 star guys.   In high school, you are doing much more projection.  Meyer would have drafted great players and recruited his old players to Jaxonville.What you cannot comprehend is the 2 best weapons were out. T.E, and DJ.