As a preferred walk on for sure. Otherwise no.

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Jun 2, 2020
11:09:33pm

D.T. Survivor Playmaker

As a preferred walk on for sure. Otherwise no.

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D.T. Survivor

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POLL: If you were a coach, would you be willing to recruit an undeserving friend or family member of a star recruit in order to increase the likelihood of landing the star recruit?

Odysseus

6/2/20 3:34pm

Recruit? Or offer a scholarship?

Cougar TD

6/2/20 3:39pm

Let’s go scholarship otherwise the answer is too easy

Odysseus

6/2/20 3:43pm

I wager 95% of CFB coaches would say yes.

OPINIONS

6/2/20 3:40pm

Your goal is to put together the best team, not give every kid an equal shot.

ReyOso

6/2/20 3:45pm

For me it depends on the star and how bad the motivational friend is.

6/2/20 6:03pm

Agree on #1, but I think the position of the crappy recruit isn't relevant.

ReyOso

6/2/20 6:11pm

That's a good point. I think the wasted scholarship may be a problem.

6/2/20 6:15pm

Of course

JOPE

6/2/20 3:48pm

Larry Brown won a national championship by hiring Danny Manning's father as

CopperLix

6/2/20 3:55pm

As a preferred walk on for sure. Otherwise no.

D.T. Survivor

6/2/20 11:09pm

Another way of looking at it ... is the star player worth two scholarships?

blue13

6/2/20 11:27pm

I'd totally recruit Gunner Romney to get Baylor 😉

warp

6/2/20 11:49pm

Or hire Mitt as a coach to get them both!

ryebrye

6/3/20 9:14am

Definite maybe.

lightmann

6/3/20 1:57am

We often complain about how many guys don't live up to their hype. It happens

deljdc

6/3/20 7:12am

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