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Has a recruit ever mentioned Jonathan Smith as a reason they committed?
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Or mentioned him in any positive light? Or any light at all? Honest question because I can't recall hearing about him ever.
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No, but to my knowledge coordinators typically don't recruit much. They do when players are on campus, but the leg work is done by the position coaches.
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I can't understand why he wouldn't recruit. He has a magnetic personality and a stellar track record developing talent and winning bowl games.
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He hasn't been fired yet?
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Fair point, but when the head coach is talked about by recruits as having a relationship with them infinitely more that the OC........RoadDawg55 said:No, but to my knowledge coordinators typically don't recruit much. They do when players are on campus, but the leg work is done by the position coaches.
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Did any recruit ever mention Eric Kiesau as the reason they committed?
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I don't recall who recruits called out as an influence for their commitment 2 years ago. Getting old ain't pretty. But I've heard commits name Coach K as a factor recently.bananasnblondes said:Did any recruit ever mention Eric Kiesau as the reason they committed?
As for Kiesau, exactly where is he coaching today?
Here are a few coordinators that I think are known as good/great recruiters in the P12.....
Noel Mazzone - OC - UCLA
Mike Norvell - OC - ASU
Scott Frost - OC - Oregon
Don Pellum - DC - Oregon
Justin Wilcox - DC - USC
Kalani Sitake - DC - Oregon State
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Smith only recruits QBs
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Well, one anyways.CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:Smith only recruits QB
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With Keith B, Chris Strausser, and Jordan Papao being the point men for the O
ringrecruiting, I don't mind that Smith is seen as a below average recruiter.
The thing that bothers me (beyond the shit sandwich last year) is that I don't know what his offensive philosophy is or what he wants the O's identity to be.
I'm hoping that will change because the offense didn't really lose much from 2014. Miles was an inefficient QB (low ypa in the passing game and not a good runner) and while good pre-injury, KW couldn't get healthy and Riva went out for the season so they didn't play much anyway.
So with more of the guys the O staff recruited on the roster now, he needs to have the offense show more consistency and competency.
And an improved offense would be something he could talk about with recruits, at least when he's not at the farmer's market








