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Ed looking to slide?

Well, whatever Ed does, I got his back before anyone else that's formally associated with this program. I'm listening to Ed here, and this is not a positive sign at all. I'm speculating that Ed probably agrees with 95% of the posters in that Baker and Rumph still being around is a horrific joke.
 
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SpikeUM said:
Neither might be a good answer, but if we accept the reality that some coaches are there for recruiting only, he would not be a bad choice.
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Right, but we can't assume every recruit knows ER and that every recruit loves him.
 
WIN said:
Right, but we can't assume every recruit knows ER and that every recruit loves him.
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Sadly, you’re probably correct.

Probably 10 or even 15% of the recruits know him, love him, and are aware of his history and importance in football, I’m willing to bet a good chunk of money that a good 80% or more do know him, but barely know who he is or just have tangential knowledge that he is a Miami Hurricanes Football player but really not too much in depth, and certainly have no emotional attachment. So for that much higher percentage, I think it would make very little difference in recruiting.

If they are from the south Florida area the percentage is probably a little higher, they certainly know the name, but overall, I would say it’s about those numbers.
 
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CashMoneyCane said:
No one has coaching experience until they get it. WTF is this?

Lane Kiffin says hi.
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Yeahh that’s really not true tho. But It’s about relationships. Nobody will/has just retired as a player and went straight into College or nfl level coaching position If ED wants to coach, on field seriously, he needs to go to a place we’re a spot is available to do so..his best bet might be The NFL
 
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