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So how many PSAs will the staff take for the 2024 class? I'm also starting to think that they will keep some slots open for transfers, seems a good route unless upper campus permits them to play more of the $$$$ game.
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That being said, 35 national average over two years, it's obvious that the staff needs to, and should, improve in that department.
The pom pom crowd at doogman was none too pleased with me for this. After years of being mildly bothered by that guy (jsmdawg or something like that) posting the same thread title with the same inane questions, I pointed out a few things he could stand to change about his approach. Other people would answer his questions but he'd ignore that and post it again trying to get the mods to engage. I'm not saying it should have, but it started to really bug me.
Johnb and a couple of other fags came running to his defense. I thought I was pretty nice about it.
If so, I think the poster above made reference to jsmdawgs Q? posting habits from the old days. Maybe not.
There are a couple of position coaches who would benefit from having a good 2025 class but with NIL, it's very difficult to know who is simply getting out-bid.
Love it, hate it, or couldn't care less, it's either win with classes ranked 25-30 or don't. UW isn't Oregon. They'll never fully commit to the recruiting game like that and will always have coaches who downplay the importance of recruit rankings. Even if Deboer were to leave soon they'd find another guy like him who is content with recruiting guys missed or slow played by the big spenders.
SC #13, Beavlet #16, Oregon #25.
Washington is a 4 point favorite over Beavlet on the road, and over a touchdown favorite over Oregon at home.