We have our NIL/ recruiting strategy pretty set.
Recruit solid 4 star kids who actually want to be in the program and dont care only about NIL. Top 15 classes.
Helps create a positive environment and limits locker room issues because of NIL and the players actually want to be here.
Helps reduce future transfers and decommits in recruiting. We had all 25 guys sign with no drama.
Just need a few guys in the transfer portals to fill gaps bc we dont have many transfers of contributors. Once again guys who actually want to be here and develop into NFL players, not driven by NIL.
We have solid coaches to develop this high 3 star/4 star talent.
Yes we're not going to get many of the top guys, and none of them driven by NIL only but we are who we are.
And these kids are generally good, hard working kids looking to develop, get better and make the NFL.
Also we don't have as many kids leave after 3 years to the NFL, so we get more out of these recruits on average than some of the programs that get these 5 star/high 4 star kids on the regular.
Will this strategy get us over the top? We'll see, but this doesn't mean that we can just ignore NIL. Still need to do everything that we can in NIL to be competitive there.
Recruit solid 4 star kids who actually want to be in the program and dont care only about NIL. Top 15 classes.
Helps create a positive environment and limits locker room issues because of NIL and the players actually want to be here.
Helps reduce future transfers and decommits in recruiting. We had all 25 guys sign with no drama.
Just need a few guys in the transfer portals to fill gaps bc we dont have many transfers of contributors. Once again guys who actually want to be here and develop into NFL players, not driven by NIL.
We have solid coaches to develop this high 3 star/4 star talent.
Yes we're not going to get many of the top guys, and none of them driven by NIL only but we are who we are.
And these kids are generally good, hard working kids looking to develop, get better and make the NFL.
Also we don't have as many kids leave after 3 years to the NFL, so we get more out of these recruits on average than some of the programs that get these 5 star/high 4 star kids on the regular.
Will this strategy get us over the top? We'll see, but this doesn't mean that we can just ignore NIL. Still need to do everything that we can in NIL to be competitive there.
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