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re: How close was Dooley to being fired after the UK loss? Very close

Posted on 5/19/12 at 11:42 pm to
Posted by UTVols2618
Knoxville, Tennessee
Member since Feb 2012
773 posts
Posted on 5/19/12 at 11:42 pm to
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his disadvantage with recruiting was specifically Arkansas and for whatever reason the recruiting people would always rank our recruits low. For example Brandon Allen at Fayetteville, he committed as a 3 star went on to final at a 4 star but would have been a 5 star had he committed to LSU who recruited him. The BIG recruits follow the BIG programs and the stars and money follows. Just the way it is.


Come on now, you can't honestly believe that. Brandon Allen committed in 2010, but was in the 2011 recruiting class. He probably didn't camp that much because he knew where he was going. It would have been hard for the rivals writers to see him early in the process. They see him in his high school games and they bump him up. If he was a 5 star, he would have had a lot more offers, it doesn't matter if he committed early or not.

Im going by the 2011 class:

Whitehurst's best offer besides Arky was Eastern Michigan.

Brett Weir had only one offer and that was Arky.

Kody Walker had Mizzou and Minnesota.

Robert Thomas was only Arky.

Chris Stinger's was USF and Kstate.

Keiro Small only had one offer.

Mitch Smothers was a great prospect and probably should have been ranked higher. 17th guard in the nation really good tho.

Jashuad Sims only had one offer and it was Arky.

Those are a few examples. They couldn't have missed that bad.
Posted by HawgAlude
Member since Jul 2008
5658 posts
Posted on 5/19/12 at 11:52 pm to
I am not arguing with you as to whether or not Petrino could develop talent. He was perhaps the best college coach in the nation in regards to preparing players for the NFL.

Petrino at Florida, Tennessee or Auburn would be scary. Lights out scary. Dynasty scary.

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