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I have finally figured out what the problem is with our BUCK recruiting!
Dennis_DeYoung
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We offer very few BUCK/OLB’s per year. Look at the scholarship offers, it’s Trice, Latu and Tuputala, of which we’re batting 1/3. What other guys have offers?
And finding a guy who can play BUCK, DE and OLB with essentially equal effectiveness is significantly more difficult than finding a corner or nose tackle (literally 100’s of thousands of players to choose from). Very few high schools are likely to run a sophisticated defense that would have a BUCK-type player, so kids rarely train themselves for it or play it live, so you have to project the player’s body and skill development more, an OLB to the body type and pass rushing or a DE to be able to drop in coverage. Nearly every school has a NT-type position, and all have CB’s, so guys are groomed for those roles.
CB and NT bodies are not nearly as hard to find. Elite ones, arguably, but they’re far more common than elite pass rusher bodies. That body type is just not the norm.
And finding a guy who can play BUCK, DE and OLB with essentially equal effectiveness is significantly more difficult than finding a corner or nose tackle (literally 100’s of thousands of players to choose from). Very few high schools are likely to run a sophisticated defense that would have a BUCK-type player, so kids rarely train themselves for it or play it live, so you have to project the player’s body and skill development more, an OLB to the body type and pass rushing or a DE to be able to drop in coverage. Nearly every school has a NT-type position, and all have CB’s, so guys are groomed for those roles.
CB and NT bodies are not nearly as hard to find. Elite ones, arguably, but they’re far more common than elite pass rusher bodies. That body type is just not the norm.
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So in other words, it's hard.
There is so much loser doog apologist bullshit on the Dawgman boards. This is the same talking point Kim used last year after we whiffed on every BUCK we offered. "There's only so many BUCKs out there so how could you possibly expect us to land one? Who in the conference got a BUCK commit?" -
“We tell everybody they’re going to play BUCK for us” - 2017 narrative
“We barely offer anyone at BUCK” -2018 narrative
2019 narrative will be special!! -
We need to recruit more black players on the edge, not sure helping the discussion but figured just point on the obvious
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Way to point out the obvious, WACbagWeakarmCobra said:We need to recruit more black players on the edge, not sure helping the discussion but figured just point on the obvious
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I have finally figured out what the problem is with our Ngata recruiting!
We offer very few Ngata’s per year. Look at the scholarship offers, it’s Ariel, Joe and Daniyel, of which we’re batting 1/3. What other guys have offers?
And finding a guy who has the last name Ngata is significantly more difficult than finding one who isn't named Ngata (literally 100’s of thousands of players to choose from). Very few high schools are likely to have a family named Ngata with three sons, so kids rarely have that name, so you have to project the player’s body and skill development more, when you can't tell they're going to be good based on their name. Nearly every school doesn't have any players named Ngata, and all have have players not named Ngata, so guys aren't named Ngata more often than not.
Guys not named Ngata are not nearly as hard to find. Elite ones, arguably, but they’re far more common than Ngatas. That name is just not the norm. -
I have finally figured out what the secret is with our QB recruiting!
We offer lots of Jake’s per year. Look at the scholarship offers, it’s Jake, Jake or Jacob, of which we’re batting 17/17. What other QBs have offers?
And finding a guy who has the first name Jake/Jacob is significantly easier than finding one who isn't named Jake (literally 3-4 players to choose from). All high schools are likely to have a QB named Jake with three cousins or friends named Jake/Jacob, so kids always have that name, so you have to project the player’s future position, when you can't tell they're going to be good based on their name. Nearly every school doesn't have any players not named Jake OR Jacob, and all have have players named Jake AND Jacob, so guys named Jake more often than not.
Guys named Jake are not nearly as hard to find. Elite ones, arguably, but they’re far more common than not Jakes. That name is just not the norm. -
This video of a legit BUCK next to regular humans has been cracking me up for months. Are these people really the same species?
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BUCK / OLB every year. From the theory, Trice, Latu and Tuputala, we filled a 1/3. What do some kids give?
Looking for a boy who can play BUCK, DE and OLB has the same effect of getting nose or nose treatment (you can really choose 100,000 players). Some high school can develop great protection by BUCK players, so children usually do exercise or play, so you need to show more body and develop the ability of the player, the OLB body type and the immediate effect or DE may fall. up. Almost every school has a NT position, and everyone has CB, so the boys are very clean about these tasks.
It is not hard to get CB and NT power. They may be elite, but they are more capable of giving a more influential body than scholars. This type of body is more than specifications -
That’s the jokeHillsboroDuck said:
Way to point out the obvious, WACbagWeakarmCobra said:We need to recruit more black players on the edge, not sure helping the discussion but figured just point on the obvious
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Ya, i looks like ddy is turning into a transracial version of kim the gnome.Dennis_DeYoung said:We offer very few BUCK/OLB’s per year. Look at the scholarship offers, it’s Trice, Latu and Tuputala, of which we’re batting 1/3. What other guys have offers?
And finding a guy who can play BUCK, DE and OLB with essentially equal effectiveness is significantly more difficult than finding a corner or nose tackle (literally 100’s of thousands of players to choose from). Very few high schools are likely to run a sophisticated defense that would have a BUCK-type player, so kids rarely train themselves for it or play it live, so you have to project the player’s body and skill development more, an OLB to the body type and pass rushing or a DE to be able to drop in coverage. Nearly every school has a NT-type position, and all have CB’s, so guys are groomed for those roles.
CB and NT bodies are not nearly as hard to find. Elite ones, arguably, but they’re far more common than elite pass rusher bodies. That body type is just not the norm.
Next he is going to delete every thread critical of jake browning and start every sentence with "alls im sayin' is..."
