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[4down20]

12 out of 24 were from within 500 miles from campus.

Nebraska recruited 6 out of 21 from within 500 miles.

So you think Nebraska deserves help?

 

[HuskerOC]

I don't, but you asked why it was done and that's your answer.

So you don't want to answer the question.

Don't matter, everybody knows the real answer. It is a shame that you feel you need to "protect" your recruiting territory and deny kids opportunities due to where they live.

 

[4down20]

Oh that's right. I forgot, you believe everything out of Saban's mouth. He really must have evolved that method this past year to pull in a 5 star LB from..............Alabama and another 5 star LB from.............Alabama.

Even with camps Harbaugh only managed to take a 3 star that didn't get offers from Alabama or Auburn.

Maybe he needs a method other than making an ass of himself on twitter. But grats on stealing that Troy recruit!

 

[4down20]

So you don't want to answer the question.

Don't matter, everybody knows the real answer. It is a shame that you feel you need to "protect" your recruiting territory and deny kids opportunities due to where they live.

Stop being a bunch of pussies if you feel the better recruits aren't near you.

 

[4down20]

"All our local recruits suck - you need to share" - Big10 fans.

 

[oaknightshockey1]

So you think Nebraska deserves help?

It's not help, it's a method of recruiting that was within the rules. I haven't seen a good reason for it to be against the rules yet.

 

[4down20]

It's not help, it's a method of recruiting that was within the rules. I haven't seen a good reason for it to be against the rules yet.

It's not in the rules anymore and now you are crying about it.

 

[TrustMeIamRight]

12 out of 24 were from within 500 miles from campus.

I haven't looked up Michigan's, but I'd bet we don't even have but a couple within 500 miles from campus. We had 3 from Michigan (1 is a kicker) and 0 from Ohio.

3 from Michigan
2 from Indiana
1 from Colorado
1 from Pennsylvania
6 from Florida
6 from New Jersey
1 from Massechusetts
1 from Alabama
1 from Wisconsin
3 from California
1 from Tennessee
1 from Georgia
1 from Maryland

Hopefully we can get that national recruiting thing down.

 

[4down20]

I haven't looked up Michigan's, but I'd bet we don't even have but a couple within 500 miles from campus. We had 3 from Michigan (1 is a kicker) and 0 from Ohio.

3 from Michigan
2 from Indiana
1 from Colorado
1 from Pennsylvania
6 from Florida
6 from New Jersey
1 from Massechusetts
1 from Alabama
1 from Wisconsin
3 from California
1 from Tennessee
1 from Georgia
1 from Maryland

Hopefully we can get that national recruiting thing down.

Well you don't have camps, so you're fucked now.

 

[TrustMeIamRight]

"All our local recruits suck - you need to share" - Big10 fans.

"It is the Saban Method, he doesn't have any inherited advantages by being the top team in the SEC" - 420

 

[4down20]

"It is the Saban Method, he doesn't have any inherited advantages by being the top team in the SEC" - 420

Oh, there are lots of advantages for being the top team in the country.

 

[Bandwagonbo2]

Where do MOST of your recruits come from?

Depends on the year. Most come from the SEC region, but sometimes close to half come from outside our footprint as well.

 

[Wamu]

"All our local recruits suck - you need to share" - Big10 fans.

The SEC rocks...

 

[TrustMeIamRight]

It's not about location, it's about the program.

You actually believe this too.

 

[oaknightshockey1]

It's not in the rules anymore and now you are crying about it.

Back to the crying response again? For a while there you were actually bringing something of substance. It was much more entertaining.

 

[TrustMeIamRight]

Oh, there are lots of advantages for being the top team in the country.

And they are trying to protect those advantages by getting the camps banned.

 

[Bandwagonbo2]

I said logical.

You have absolutely no concern whatsoever for smaller schools and their recruiting budgets.

Sure we do. Who plays three smaller schools per year and pays them handsomely to get a beatdown? How is that not showing concern? We write them a big check to add to their budget each year, that says concern in a big way.

 

[Bandwagonbo2]

12 out of 24 were from within 500 miles from campus.

Nebraska recruited 6 out of 21 from within 500 miles.

Thats pretty good considering there is only like 25 houses within 500 miles of Nebraska's campus

 

[Bandwagonbo2]

Even with camps Harbaugh only managed to take a 3 star that didn't get offers from Alabama or Auburn.

Maybe he needs a method other than making an ass of himself on twitter. But grats on stealing that Troy recruit!

And boy is Troy pissed, they want to know why a big time school like Michigan is in their territory recruiting lower end players. Cant they find big name players to recruit and get.

 

[Bandwagonbo2]

And they are trying to protect those advantages by getting the camps banned.

Really? Nicks own words "I'm really not even thinking that it has that much value," Saban said. "What would be a more interesting question for you to research -- and I can't answer this -- the teams that have done them, what value does it serve? How many players did they get? They had some players commit to them and some of those players decommitted, and I know they even wanted to drop some of those players when they found out they could get better players."

Might wanna walk back that statement since he clearly finds no value in them. He recruits players that can make an impact, not three stars that no one has heard of and might pan out after a few years of seasoning and coaching up.