Jimmy likes to talk about his superior evaluating skills, but the Bryant example definitely is a puzzler. Credit to getting him as a PWO, but other PAC 12s were able to tell he was worth a scholarship.
We? Initially offered Bryant a schollie but filled up before he made his decision. At the end it was UCLA and I think Colorado still holding scholarships for him but he came to UW as a PWO instead.
But if you know — because you’re SO good at talent evaluation — that he’s a future NFL talent, you don’t risk losing him to UCLA because you don’t have a scholarship. If that level of talent wants to commit, you free up a scholarship and make it work.
I just think it’s an example of how the “we evaluate better than everyone else” is silly.
That's the perfect type of PWO profile. In 4-5 years he could be a very major contributor. I also saw him play a couple times down here and noticed him more than the recruits I came to watch. He's physical as fuck and that's good enough for me.
That's the perfect type of PWO profile. In 4-5 years he could be a very major contributor. I also saw him play a couple times down here and noticed him more than the recruits I came to watch. He's physical as fuck and that's good enough for me.
This dude scorches earth on every play, yet his running back still can't pick up three yards to save his life. Rest of his team must be pretty shitty.
That's the perfect type of PWO profile. In 4-5 years he could be a very major contributor. I also saw him play a couple times down here and noticed him more than the recruits I came to watch. He's physical as fuck and that's good enough for me.
This dude scorches earth on every play, yet his running back still can't pick up three yards to save his life. Rest of his team must be pretty shitty.
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I just think it’s an example of how the “we evaluate better than everyone else” is silly.
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