Totally my bad. The link was dead and didn't show up on my screen so it looked like he was implying that this state as in CO needed to be recruited heavier.
Yes. Texas. The big one with tons of talent that CU doesn't seem to access much anymore.
Totally my bad. The link was dead and didn't show up on my screen so it looked like he was implying that this state as in CO needed to be recruited heavier.
nmI love that we think that Colorado has a ton of Pac 12 talent. I'm sure they are hitting hard all those who are P12 caliber. But why bring in guys who aren't just to say, "Hey, they are Colorado kids!"
Leavitt shouldn't be expected to be a road warrior / recruiting ace at this stage of his career. He's a coordinator. So he's got a couple areas that CU doesn't traditionally recruit that he'll try to snag us a few players. Other than that, the assistants and the non-coach staff members better be doing the legwork and bringing him in where appropriate.
Leavitt recruiting KC amounts to very little time IMO. More importantly is whether he and Tumpkins can leverage their Florida connections. If so, we should be able to find some players. Tumpkins can hopefully shore up DFW recruiting as well.
I think Leavitt should focus solely on Kemp. That should be his only priority this recruiting season.
Seriously?
How does a Head Coach handle recruiting? Do they typically cover a specific area, like the assistants do, or are they all over the place making visits to "close" specific recruits? I only ask because JL has said he would like to be a P5 HC again, so I wouldn't say he shouldn't be expected to be a recruiting ace at this stage of his career.
If I were a kid growing up in the deep south, I'd LOVE the idea of going to Colorado. Hell, West Texas was hot. But the deep south is a different kind of hot. An almost inexplicable hot for anyone who hasn't experienced it. The cool, soothing breezes of Boulder, I would think, would appeal to anyone living in the deep South.Leavitt recruiting KC amounts to very little time IMO. More importantly is whether he and Tumpkins can leverage their Florida connections. If so, we should be able to find some players. Tumpkins can hopefully shore up DFW recruiting as well.
I get the idea of Florida with his obvious connections there. KC is a little weird, so he must have something going there. Unfortunately, CU doesn't have the time to lay ground work in a place like KC. If we aren't gaining traction after this recruiting cycle I'm not sure we should keep going forward with it.Leavitt recruiting KC amounts to very little time IMO. More importantly is whether he and Tumpkins can leverage their Florida connections. If so, we should be able to find some players. Tumpkins can hopefully shore up DFW recruiting as well.
I guess we'd better stop trying to recruit Texas then. Some would say we haven't gained traction in California yet. Hell, let's just stop recruiting altogether. :wink2:I get the idea of Florida with his obvious connections there. KC is a little weird, so he must have something going there. Unfortunately, CU doesn't have the time to lay ground work in a place like KC. If we aren't gaining traction after this recruiting cycle I'm not sure we should keep going forward with it.
I get the idea of Florida with his obvious connections there. KC is a little weird, so he must have something going there. Unfortunately, CU doesn't have the time to lay ground work in a place like KC. If we aren't gaining traction after this recruiting cycle I'm not sure we should keep going forward with it.
Good idea. We should put more resources in WyomingI guess we'd better stop trying to recruit Texas then. Some would say we haven't gained traction in California yet. Hell, let's just stop recruiting altogether. :wink2:
I get the idea of Florida with his obvious connections there. KC is a little weird, so he must have something going there. Unfortunately, CU doesn't have the time to lay ground work in a place like KC. If we aren't gaining traction after this recruiting cycle I'm not sure we should keep going forward with it.
I guess we'd better stop trying to recruit Texas then. Some would say we haven't gained traction in California yet. Hell, let's just stop recruiting altogether. :wink2:
Just as long as they stay away from El Paso, Jeffcoat has that MF on LOCKDOWN.Leavitt recruiting KC amounts to very little time IMO. More importantly is whether he and Tumpkins can leverage their Florida connections. If so, we should be able to find some players. Tumpkins can hopefully shore up DFW recruiting as well.
Good point. That may be where we are heading with this since we got Laguda this year.KC recruiting is not shocking when you consider the Juco opportunities.
I get the idea of Florida with his obvious connections there. KC is a little weird, so he must have something going there. Unfortunately, CU doesn't have the time to lay ground work in a place like KC. If we aren't gaining traction after this recruiting cycle I'm not sure we should keep going forward with it.
KC recruiting is not shocking when you consider the Juco opportunities.
KC could be a place that provides a good ROI on recruiting effort. A lot more talent comes out of there than would be expected but it doesn't get a huge amount of recruiting pressure, mostly KU, KjSU, Mizzou, and some from other BIG schools.
CU has gotten some talent out of there in the past, trying to remember the name of the smallish RB who started for us for a couple years.
For kids from that area Boulder is like paradise yet closer to home than the Cali schools.
Don't think Leavitt spends huge amounts of time there but wouldn't surprise me to see us pull some solid players.
Good idea. We should put more resources in Wyoming
Ok. Montana?Yeah, that worked real well for us this year, didn't it?