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re: Class of 2025 Football Recruiting MEGATHREAD

Posted on 9/8/22 at 11:33 am to
Posted by Sl0thstronautEsq
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Posted on 9/8/22 at 11:33 am to
Seems to conflict with what a recent recruit had to say about his experience:

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KingJoseph Edwards, 2024 four-star athlete from Buford High School in Georgia, visited Alabama on Wednesday. It was his first visit to Tuscaloosa after receiving an offer from the University of Alabama last month. He sat down with Alabama head coach Nick Saban to learn more about the success of the Alabama program.

"Bama is all that I've heard- prestigious, thorough," Edwards said. "Coach Saban really focused on academics and how the players at Bama are academically successful. They have something like an 85% graduation rate amongst the athletes. That’s excellent considering some don’t graduate because they go to the league. So essentially their graduation rate would be higher.

“He told me to focus on my future after football because eventually football will be finished. He spoke about building good relationships in life so when I graduate if I decide to work for someone else it’ll be easier to get a job and keep it."

"They are in my top three (with Georgia and Ohio State). What stood out was the academic program. From what Coach Saban pointed out to me it’s impeccable. At this point the programs interested in me are top-of-the line. It’s getting harder for me to make decisions. The good thing is I have plenty of time to decide."


You can read the rest here

ETA: Recruiting pitches are tailored to specific athletes interests/desires, so while the general recruiting pitch may be, "Hey, we're Bama, we win championships and get people drafted" the entire recruiting process and strategy is a lot more complicated.
This post was edited on 9/8/22 at 11:36 am
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