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Like i previously said, the politics are irrelevant. The main point was a team can still attract highly recruited players while having a bad season. Smart recruiters will use it to their advantage by selling those players the potential for immediate playing time and being part of the group that...

Not comparing the two, im saying being a pre-season Heisman contender is meaningless. Last year's Heisman favorites were guys like Rattler, Slovis, and Howell. Two of em were in the transfer portal by season's end

The resulting politics, or the effectiveness of the recruits as college players, are irrelevant. The point is Shannon flipped the bad team narrative to his advantage in recruiting.

Shannon had a top recruiting class coming off a 5 win season. Having a bad team may even be advantageous in certain situations because recruits will believe they have a greater chance to play as freshmen

D'Eriq King was a Heisman contender heading into last year