Rome was not built in one day. We are actually doing better than i had expected.
We already have a blue chip QB commit, rivals have him rated as the 7th QB in the nation, rated 4 star.
We have a stud DT 3 star rating
We have a stud ILB 3 star rating
We have a talented WR recruit 3 star rating
Apart from 2007, this is the best start to recruiting since 2000. Don't know why people are calling it doomsday.
Who on here is talking doomsday? I see plenty of people acknowledging that we are not doing well in-state and that top prospects at positions of need like TE (which you rather bizarrely think is not a need) are committing to divisional rivals.
As far as the best start to recruiting since 2000, is that really saying all that much? Dan Hawkins flat-out did not believe value early recruiting and Barnett stopped putting as much effort into recruiting as time went on. We have had success here and there, but nothing sustained, for a variety of reasons. The expectation for the coaches on this staff considering their track records in recruiting should be higher. I am very happy with the Dillon commit and we have some good players committed, but take a look around the conference (i.e, the teams we will be playing on the field and going up against in recruiting) and we are right in the middle of the pack with several other teams. Being better than the last five years in recruiting is a low standard.