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When Stanford is ahead in the third quarter and Browning is who we know he is, Eason comes in and mans up.Tequilla said:Eason isn't starting ahead of Browning by the Stanford game ... that's insanely FS
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Recruiting can not be great if it is great "other than the O line". If we still aren't recruiting the O line we may as well cut our dicks off because we won't be fucking the prom queen.
No more excuses - get a line and a quarterback or get the fuck out. Eason should be starting here this year -
AVT will ultimately commit to us.
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When Stanford is ahead in the third quarter and Browning is who we know he is, Eason comes in and mans up and would start the week after IMO. It won't happen because he's not here. Im dealing in hypotheticals.Tequilla said:Eason isn't starting ahead of Browning by the Stanford game ... that's insanely FS
I'm less worried about the QB situation than the OL. That said, contending programs don't have trouble attracting QB prospects every year. Sure, Eason probably chose Georgia because he had a clearer path to start but in three years, Peterman has landed one quality QB recruit. Sirmon may be a 5-star but is two years away. If UW slips- history shows they will- is Sirmon a lock?
For the rest of you, what do you disagree with? Eason will be >Browning against real competition? The OL recruiting doesn't suck?
I agree with most of Pepsi's poast but Im not ready to buy Banvileau comes here. Ahmed probably comes here, word is he is a DB - and UW is killing it there already.
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WR: +
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DL: +
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I came up with this more than a decade ago.biak1 said:Recruiting Lag Theory?
Waiting for @StephenHawkingDAWG to weigh in here.
The short theory is this:
Doing well in a season helps your SECOND recruiting class in the future.
Example - UW goes 11-2 this season. It won't get many great new recruits in January 2017 because most of them are already committed but UW would get a big bump with its 2018 recruiting class. -
2019 is going to be special!TierbsHsotBoobs said:
I came up with this more than a decade ago.biak1 said:Recruiting Lag Theory?
Waiting for @StephenHawkingDAWG to weigh in here.
The short theory is this:
Doing well in a season helps your SECOND recruiting class in the future.
Example - UW goes 11-2 this season. It won't get many great new recruits in January 2017 because most of them are already committed but UW would get a big bump with its 2018 recruiting class. -
Here's the issue, we have 2 white coaches on the O-staff that cannot recruit. If you are white and you are not a GREAT coach and you can't recruit, you should fuck right the fuck off.
Babushka and Strausser the Nazi have only been able to recruit kids who had no other offers or were white (not a good sign).
In Strausser the Nazi's case, he's recruited 2 kids who were coming to UW no matter what in Adams and Roberts (and hasn't coached them up worth a shit) and then got lucky I guess with white 240 pounder Luke T.
If you are not white and dead set on coming to UW, Strausser the Nazi basically cannot land you.
He had three years to work on Fozzy and Fozzy probably will give us the Garnett 'I'm not even taking a visit' treatment.
Fozzy knows our offensive line looks like garbaggio, so I don't think it's going to be too hard to figure out for him where he will develop better.
Strausser-Himmler should be fired.
Babushka can't recruit, either. Sirmon's dad is a prof at Washington. Otherwise, we'd have no shot at him.
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RB recruiting.Gladstone said:RB: - ?
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Will you write my next recruiting poast?RaceBannon said:Recruiting can not be great if it is great "other than the O line". If we still aren't recruiting the O line we may as well cut our dicks off because we won't be fucking the prom queen.
No more excuses - get a line and a quarterback or get the fuck out. Eason should be starting here this year
