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re: Best Recruiting Job This Year - Malzahn or Freeze
Posted on 2/6/13 at 11:55 am to WDE24
Posted on 2/6/13 at 11:55 am to WDE24
I judge classes by what happens over the next year.
Let's face it, some players don't ever make it to campus. Some do and last a year. Some just seem to disappear.
On just the LOIs, It would be Freeze.
On the over all best job it's Gus.
Shorter time fram, and no luxury of having the top recruit in the nation's brother enrolled.
Hat's off to both.
Let's face it, some players don't ever make it to campus. Some do and last a year. Some just seem to disappear.
On just the LOIs, It would be Freeze.
On the over all best job it's Gus.
Shorter time fram, and no luxury of having the top recruit in the nation's brother enrolled.
Hat's off to both.
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Posted on 2/6/13 at 12:00 pm to darkhorse
I guess Freeze because Ole Miss is a tougher sell. It sounds like kids love playing for him, so he may be doing this for awhile.
I don't fault Malzahn for losing Liner and Foster. I'm more impressed by who he kept. And think of it this way: If Liner had stayed solid, Auburn probably wouldn't have gotten to Adams and Daniel. Not sure Auburn lost out there.
In a couple of hours we'll know if Auburn replaced Foster with Cunningham. Cunningham's nowhere near the force Foster is, and he's a very different player, but it does look like Auburn found solid ways to help at LB despite losing Foster.
I don't fault Malzahn for losing Liner and Foster. I'm more impressed by who he kept. And think of it this way: If Liner had stayed solid, Auburn probably wouldn't have gotten to Adams and Daniel. Not sure Auburn lost out there.
In a couple of hours we'll know if Auburn replaced Foster with Cunningham. Cunningham's nowhere near the force Foster is, and he's a very different player, but it does look like Auburn found solid ways to help at LB despite losing Foster.
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