NeverGiveIn
Confused by the facts
I'll do it.Chev sole OC or hire someone new?
...think I'm the right guy for the job you guys. I'm a terrible recruiter.
I'll do it.Chev sole OC or hire someone new?
Eleven and a half in crocs!
Is that the new black-out boys hand sign?this guy...
I’m betting one of the graduate assistants will be promoted to qb coach. That is basically Mac’s M.O.
I can think of a couple on Allbuffs this would make a great avatarthis guy...
Any truth to rumor MMosch resigned from LM school system this week?
You don't have to be bad at it...just don't give a **** and you'll be golden.I'll do it.
...think I'm the right guy for the job you guys. I'm a terrible recruiter.
I find the narrative that the staff doesn’t give a **** about recruiting or that they don’t emphasize it very disengenuous. They have all been in the college game and know recruiting is the lifeblood of the game. I think people need to realize that recruiting to CU might actually not be as easy as you all think it is. That in an age where information is available to these kids at their fingertips, that the old “salesman” route doesn’t work as well as it did back in the day of CUs hay days. Boards like these at every school and they can easily access and see what is going on there. And if it was so easy as some on here think, why aren’t you all on the recruiting trail for CU. I mean, it’s really easy and anyone can do it.You don't have to be bad at it...just don't give a **** and you'll be golden.
I find the narrative that the staff doesn’t give a **** about recruiting or that they don’t emphasize it very disengenuous. They have all been in the college game and know recruiting is the lifeblood of the game.
Many on here have definitely inferred that.Recruiting is not easy. No one has ever said anything of the sort.
Many on here have definitely inferred that.
Partly. He resigned in the second week of December. 2016.Any truth to rumor MMosch resigned from LM school system this week?
Weak recruiting, sure. But to say they don’t give a **** about it or don’t emphasize it is dumb. They aren’t good at it. Different discussion.Expecting better results is not the same as saying it is easy.
All you need to look at is quotes from various top prospects. Certain coaches rarely come up in interviews and if they do, it is not necessarily flattering stuff. Unless that is all one giant coincidence, I think the inference of weak recruiting is fair.
Weak recruiting, sure. But to say they don’t give a **** about it or don’t emphasize it is dumb. They aren’t good at it. Different discussion.
It's because when people hear "recruit well" they automatically think USC, UCLA, Stanford, Texas which is not even close to what we are asking. I think the majority of the people who are adamant on improving recruiting are also very fair with some of the under radar guys we have signed like Oliver, Carrell, Fisher, Isiah Lewis and with a guy like Wallace this year. There is a middle ground there but this is a message board so it is not going to be argued rationally.I think what's disingenuous is that Chev has proven that we're not deluded with our expectations in recruiting but people continue to defend garbage recruiting/recruiters.
I don’t think it’s easy but look at how big of a difference one guy made for us last year. Not only was Chev someone who HS coaches, recruits, and families trusted, he also helped market our brand and coordinated a fun recruiting system. Other coaches finally started getting in on the fun and we ended up with a really amazing recruiting class all things considered, especially when you factor in how many committed to us before we even won a game.Many on here have definitely inferred that.
Edited my statement to add sarcasm font
I also think a lot of the hot shot recruiters across the country would prefer to have it that way as well though, to be fair.I don’t think it’s easy but look at how big of a difference one guy made for us last year. Not only was Chev someone who HS coaches, recruits, and families trusted, he also helped market our brand and coordinated a fun recruiting system. Other coaches finally started getting in on the fun and we ended up with a really amazing recruiting class all things considered, especially when you factor in how many committed to us before we even won a game.
On the flipside, I think it’s pretty obvious how much impact (or lack thereof) one weak recruiter can have. We aren’t a cool enough school in a recruiting hotbed to have multiple weak recruiters on the staff. I also do wonder how much MM enjoys it. I’m sure if you asked him, he’d rather the recruiting thing be finished before the season started, that way he could have laser focus on the games and only the games.
Expecting better results is not the same as saying it is easy.
All you need to look at is quotes from various top prospects. Certain coaches rarely come up in interviews and if they do, it is not necessarily flattering stuff. Unless that is all one giant coincidence, I think the inference of weak recruiting is fair.
Thanks. Knew that part. Seems like nothing new here.Partly. He resigned in the second week of December. 2016.
A quick google search showed that he apparently resigned in 2016 as the football coach at La Mirada, but apparently continued to teach P.E. at a local Jr High in the district. Either that, or he was caught robbing a bank in PA in June.Any truth to rumor MMosch resigned from LM school system this week?
Recruiting as a profession is the same as any other sales oriented job. Some people are good at it while others are just average or not very good at it. It takes a certain personality to be a good salesman/recruiter. Unfortunately, not all coaches have that personality and CU has more average to bad salesmen/recruiters on their staff than good. For those coaches that just want to coach and not sell the program then that's what the NFL is for. I don't buy the narrative that CU is a tough place to recruit to. If you're a good salesman/recruiter then you know how to sell your university and CU has a lot of strong selling points.