Just looking at historical resumes it appears to me to be really convoluted trying to figure how much was Huff and how much was Strausser as there's a lot of overlap ...
There's a good chance that this hire to me falls into the LIPO territory ... but I've got a lot of research to still complete.
With Lubick, there's reason to believe up front that the hire is a good one and a no brainer ... don't think the same can be said for Huff.
Just looking at historical resumes it appears to me to be really convoluted trying to figure how much was Huff and how much was Strausser as there's a lot of overlap ...
There's a good chance that this hire to me falls into the LIPO territory ... but I've got a lot of research to still complete.
With Lubick, there's reason to believe up front that the hire is a good one and a no brainer ... don't think the same can be said for Huff.
There's no fucking research to do. You wait it out and see if Huff's OL plays well and if he can recruit.
Just looking at historical resumes it appears to me to be really convoluted trying to figure how much was Huff and how much was Strausser as there's a lot of overlap ...
There's a good chance that this hire to me falls into the LIPO territory ... but I've got a lot of research to still complete.
With Lubick, there's reason to believe up front that the hire is a good one and a no brainer ... don't think the same can be said for Huff.
There's no fucking research to do. You wait it out and see if Huff's OL plays well and if he can recruit.
Educated opinions come from doing the necessary research
Just looking at historical resumes it appears to me to be really convoluted trying to figure how much was Huff and how much was Strausser as there's a lot of overlap ...
There's a good chance that this hire to me falls into the LIPO territory ... but I've got a lot of research to still complete.
With Lubick, there's reason to believe up front that the hire is a good one and a no brainer ... don't think the same can be said for Huff.
There's no fucking research to do. You wait it out and see if Huff's OL plays well and if he can recruit.
Educated opinions come from doing the necessary research
So what questions are you researching and how do you plan to prove/disprove them?
Just looking at historical resumes it appears to me to be really convoluted trying to figure how much was Huff and how much was Strausser as there's a lot of overlap ...
There's a good chance that this hire to me falls into the LIPO territory ... but I've got a lot of research to still complete.
With Lubick, there's reason to believe up front that the hire is a good one and a no brainer ... don't think the same can be said for Huff.
There's no fucking research to do. You wait it out and see if Huff's OL plays well and if he can recruit.
Educated opinions come from doing the necessary research
So what questions are you researching and how do you plan to prove/disprove them?
The most recent podcast goes into this in greater detail ...
I had no strong opinions going into the research ... but given the back/forth between Strausser/Huff at Boise I wanted to try to see if there was evidence of performance being better/worse under one in or the other while also comparing the projected lag that comes from recruiting and on-field production.
Long story short my research basically showed that there wasn't a material on-field performance difference between Strausser and Huff ... Strausser's performance perhaps just slightly better but you have to also consider potentially a little better recruiting coming from Huff as well as Boise's transition from the WAC to Mountain West.
For Huff, it's all going to come down to whether he's an upgrade from a recruiting standpoint. @CokeGreaterThanPepsi did some research regarding Huff's recruiting at Boise that wasn't encouraging.
My gut at this point just says that we got a younger version of Strausser that may be able to get one of our higher end guys here and there that we are targeting ... but I don't see any evidence that would suggests that he will compete well against the higher end OL coaches in the conference from a recruiting standpoint.
Just looking at historical resumes it appears to me to be really convoluted trying to figure how much was Huff and how much was Strausser as there's a lot of overlap ...
There's a good chance that this hire to me falls into the LIPO territory ... but I've got a lot of research to still complete.
With Lubick, there's reason to believe up front that the hire is a good one and a no brainer ... don't think the same can be said for Huff.
There's no fucking research to do. You wait it out and see if Huff's OL plays well and if he can recruit.
Educated opinions come from doing the necessary research
Just looking at historical resumes it appears to me to be really convoluted trying to figure how much was Huff and how much was Strausser as there's a lot of overlap ...
There's a good chance that this hire to me falls into the LIPO territory ... but I've got a lot of research to still complete.
With Lubick, there's reason to believe up front that the hire is a good one and a no brainer ... don't think the same can be said for Huff.
There's no fucking research to do. You wait it out and see if Huff's OL plays well and if he can recruit.
Educated opinions come from doing the necessary research
So what questions are you researching and how do you plan to prove/disprove them?
The most recent podcast goes into this in greater detail ...
I had no strong opinions going into the research ... but given the back/forth between Strausser/Huff at Boise I wanted to try to see if there was evidence of performance being better/worse under one in or the other while also comparing the projected lag that comes from recruiting and on-field production.
Long story short my research basically showed that there wasn't a material on-field performance difference between Strausser and Huff ... Strausser's performance perhaps just slightly better but you have to also consider potentially a little better recruiting coming from Huff as well as Boise's transition from the WAC to Mountain West.
For Huff, it's all going to come down to whether he's an upgrade from a recruiting standpoint. @CokeGreaterThanPepsi did some research regarding Huff's recruiting at Boise that wasn't encouraging.
My gut at this point just says that we got a younger version of Strausser that may be able to get one of our higher end guys here and there that we are targeting ... but I don't see any evidence that would suggests that he will compete well against the higher end OL coaches in the conference from a recruiting standpoint.
Just looking at historical resumes it appears to me to be really convoluted trying to figure how much was Huff and how much was Strausser as there's a lot of overlap ...
There's a good chance that this hire to me falls into the LIPO territory ... but I've got a lot of research to still complete.
With Lubick, there's reason to believe up front that the hire is a good one and a no brainer ... don't think the same can be said for Huff.
There's no fucking research to do. You wait it out and see if Huff's OL plays well and if he can recruit.
Educated opinions come from doing the necessary research
So what questions are you researching and how do you plan to prove/disprove them?
The most recent podcast goes into this in greater detail ...
I had no strong opinions going into the research ... but given the back/forth between Strausser/Huff at Boise I wanted to try to see if there was evidence of performance being better/worse under one in or the other while also comparing the projected lag that comes from recruiting and on-field production.
Long story short my research basically showed that there wasn't a material on-field performance difference between Strausser and Huff ... Strausser's performance perhaps just slightly better but you have to also consider potentially a little better recruiting coming from Huff as well as Boise's transition from the WAC to Mountain West.
For Huff, it's all going to come down to whether he's an upgrade from a recruiting standpoint. @CokeGreaterThanPepsi did some research regarding Huff's recruiting at Boise that wasn't encouraging.
My gut at this point just says that we got a younger version of Strausser that may be able to get one of our higher end guys here and there that we are targeting ... but I don't see any evidence that would suggests that he will compete well against the higher end OL coaches in the conference from a recruiting standpoint.
Thank Allah you gave us the short version. I'd put my head in the oven if I had to read the long version.
Just looking at historical resumes it appears to me to be really convoluted trying to figure how much was Huff and how much was Strausser as there's a lot of overlap ...
There's a good chance that this hire to me falls into the LIPO territory ... but I've got a lot of research to still complete.
With Lubick, there's reason to believe up front that the hire is a good one and a no brainer ... don't think the same can be said for Huff.
There's no fucking research to do. You wait it out and see if Huff's OL plays well and if he can recruit.
Educated opinions come from doing the necessary research
So what questions are you researching and how do you plan to prove/disprove them?
The most recent podcast goes into this in greater detail ...
I had no strong opinions going into the research ... but given the back/forth between Strausser/Huff at Boise I wanted to try to see if there was evidence of performance being better/worse under one in or the other while also comparing the projected lag that comes from recruiting and on-field production.
Long story short my research basically showed that there wasn't a material on-field performance difference between Strausser and Huff ... Strausser's performance perhaps just slightly better but you have to also consider potentially a little better recruiting coming from Huff as well as Boise's transition from the WAC to Mountain West.
For Huff, it's all going to come down to whether he's an upgrade from a recruiting standpoint. @CokeGreaterThanPepsi did some research regarding Huff's recruiting at Boise that wasn't encouraging.
My gut at this point just says that we got a younger version of Strausser that may be able to get one of our higher end guys here and there that we are targeting ... but I don't see any evidence that would suggests that he will compete well against the higher end OL coaches in the conference from a recruiting standpoint.
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There's a good chance that this hire to me falls into the LIPO territory ... but I've got a lot of research to still complete.
With Lubick, there's reason to believe up front that the hire is a good one and a no brainer ... don't think the same can be said for Huff.
I had no strong opinions going into the research ... but given the back/forth between Strausser/Huff at Boise I wanted to try to see if there was evidence of performance being better/worse under one in or the other while also comparing the projected lag that comes from recruiting and on-field production.
Long story short my research basically showed that there wasn't a material on-field performance difference between Strausser and Huff ... Strausser's performance perhaps just slightly better but you have to also consider potentially a little better recruiting coming from Huff as well as Boise's transition from the WAC to Mountain West.
For Huff, it's all going to come down to whether he's an upgrade from a recruiting standpoint. @CokeGreaterThanPepsi did some research regarding Huff's recruiting at Boise that wasn't encouraging.
My gut at this point just says that we got a younger version of Strausser that may be able to get one of our higher end guys here and there that we are targeting ... but I don't see any evidence that would suggests that he will compete well against the higher end OL coaches in the conference from a recruiting standpoint.
81% of your opinions will still be trash.