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whoopingcane

whoopingcane

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It seems like this past recruiting season was well planned and executed if you look at the months when kids committed, might be just coincidence though.

June sticks out due to the Summer Camps. He was obviously focused on the season on Sep-Oct. But he had people committing every other month of the year. And, got his poster child in 2010 and got an extra staff member, for the most part.

AnAl Golden probably planned it out this way in his 5000 page book, and executed flawlessly.

Oct-10 1
Jan-11 1
Feb-11 2
Mar-11 1
Apr-11 1
May-11 2
Jun-11 7
Jul-11 2
Aug-11 2
Sep-11 0
Oct-11 0
Nov-11 5
Dec-11 1
Jan-12 5
Feb-12 3
 
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Here's Randy's comparable 2008 class.

Jan-11 0
Feb-11 0
Mar-11 2
Apr-11 1
May-11 1
Jun-11 3
Jul-11 3
Aug-11 1
Sep-11 1
Oct-11 2
Nov-11 4
Dec-11 6
Jan-12 2
Feb-12 7
 
whoopingcane said:
Here's Randy's comparable 2008 class.

Jan-11 0
Feb-11 0
Mar-11 2
Apr-11 1
May-11 1
Jun-11 3
Jul-11 3
Aug-11 1
Sep-11 1
Oct-11 2
Nov-11 4
Dec-11 6
Jan-12 2
Feb-12 7
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Why would Randy's 2008 class be committing in 11 and 12? I don't understand, no comprende, et al
 
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YA see what happens Whoop, when you stop trolling and try posting serious sh*t? Ya got them really confused now!
 
This data is flawed as recruiting practically shut down for a few months during the Shapiro/SI ****.

Its an aberrational schedule.
 
The summer months were pre-Shapiro when Randy appeared to have been on vacation for his 2008 class.

To me it appears as if Randy sleepwalked through the summer camps and was thinking the MNW guys were going to do his job for him and others would fall in his lap.

Al was obviously evaluating and working his *** off during the summer.

While NSD in 2008 was exciting with nearly half the class committing post season, this year was way more relaxed. We were only waiting on a few guys going into the last weekend. Oh, and it seems like the fax machine was actually plugged in early in the morning this year.

Looks like the same pattern is emerging this year. With a couple early 2013 commits.

Imagine if Al got a Mack Brown thing going with the Tri-County kids. Jimbo and Chumper would be ****ting bricks.
 
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whoopingcane said:
It seems like this past recruiting season was well planned and executed if you look at the months when kids committed, might be just coincidence though.

June sticks out due to the Summer Camps. He was obviously focused on the season on Sep-Oct. But he had people committing every other month of the year. And, got his poster child in 2010 and got an extra staff member, for the most part.

AnAl Golden probably planned it out this way in his 5000 page book, and executed flawlessly.

Oct-10 1
Jan-11 1
Feb-11 2
Mar-11 1
Apr-11 1
May-11 2
Jun-11 7
Jul-11 2
Aug-11 2
Sep-11 0
Oct-11 0
Nov-11 5
Dec-11 1
Jan-12 5
Feb-12 3
Click to expand...

i see what you did there....
 
whoopingcane said:
The summer months were pre-Shapiro when Randy appeared to have been on vacation for his 2008 class.

To me it appears as if Randy sleepwalked through the summer camps and was thinking the MNW guys were going to do his job for him and others would fall in his lap.

Al was obviously evaluating and working his *** off during the summer.

While NSD in 2008 was exciting with nearly half the class committing post season, this year was way more relaxed. We were only waiting on a few guys going into the last weekend. Oh, and it seems like the fax machine was actually plugged in early in the morning this year.

Looks like the same pattern is emerging this year. With a couple early 2013 commits.

Imagine if Al got a Mack Brown thing going with the Tri-County kids. Jimbo and Chumper would be ****ting bricks.
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I thought you were trying to do more of a timeline.. if your point is RS was the suck at the summer recruiting... couldn't agree more. Look at what the JR day and camp programs are doing for us. Its really pretty simple. This staff works 5x as hard as the last staff, imho.
 
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