Aside from that DT, Oregon's "game-changing recruiting weekend" was quite the thud
you might be doogin' a bit
We? cristoballed 4 players over the weekend, a couple of four-star kids, and we're? on the verge of landing Jonah Tauanu'u
https://twitter.com/jztauanuu/status/988265101965737985
Oregon played its Spring game which also made a big impression on Tauanu'u.
"It was an amazing experience. It was good to see the development from last year under coach Cristobal. I got to talk to a lot of the other recruits and hang out with them. I talked to Logan and Andrew Faoliu, Keyon and Mase and Brandon Jones."
His mother also joined him on the visit and was equally impressed.
"My mom said it was an amazing trip. She said she had never been on a visit like that before."
At this point the nation's No. 61 ranked player said he has no other visits in mind.
"I'm still figuring out when I'm going to decide and what I want to do."
Tauanu'u said he could enroll early. He's still deciding on if he will enroll early or not.
Most of the kids Willie Lyles-Taggart got to commit at the big recrootin' events last year scattered when he decided to head home to Florida. I'm pretty pleased with Cristoballs' recrootin' prowess so far, especially on the OL.
Doesn’t matter if you can recruit if you can’t coach
Tell that to Urban Meyer.
You mean winning multiple titles and being a contender every year?
Yes, exactly. He's a good coach because of recruiting, not because he gets the most out of his talent.
Gotta kinda admire a man sticking with his stupidity. But it just shows you can't fix it.