Tate Martell

[RedRedJarvisRedwine]

This is just another shining example of why they need to go to a true offer/acceptance scheme in CFB recruiting. It's absurd that they haven't yet.

And maybe calling it something other than a scheme would be a good start!

 

[StPaulHusker]

This is just another shining example of why they need to go to a true offer/acceptance scheme in CFB recruiting. It's absurd that they haven't yet.

And maybe calling it something other than a scheme would be a good start!

Tactic?

 

[GSG]

Texas A&M Assistant's Twitter Rant About Losing One Recruit Chased Away Another

 

[StPaulHusker]

He's apologizing on Twitter now. What a douche.

 

[Red Five]

This is just another shining example of why they need to go to a true offer/acceptance scheme in CFB recruiting. It's absurd that they haven't yet.

This is more of an example of a coach being a complete dipsh*t.

 

[Treand3]

Just appreciate what we have with Williams, who is a better coach as well.

 

[Redux]

If pissing off Gebbia is what it takes to get TL, I think we should thank him for his consideration and find another WR.

 

[Enhance]

I don't know if this is still the case, but a couple years ago, I remember listening to a podcast that talked about the culture of college football recruiting versus almost every other sport. It was specifically comparing basketball and football, and how in football, committing to a school really doesn't mean much. Coaches will maintain connections and still try to swipe a recruit if they can. Basketball, on the other hand, doesn't really have to deal with this. You'll see recruits decommit and change schools; but it's not very common, and it's looked down upon, to try and heavily recruit players who are committed.

 

[Mavric]

Let's hope Moorehead never takes a different coaching job. Still surprised the tweets are up, Sumlin is on the hot seat and I'm sure he doesn't want extra heat around the program.

 

[Mavric]

I don't know if this is still the case, but a couple years ago, I remember listening to a podcast that talked about the culture of college football recruiting versus almost every other sport. It was specifically comparing basketball and football, and how in football, committing to a school really doesn't mean much. Coaches will maintain connections and still try to swipe a recruit if they can. Basketball, on the other hand, doesn't really have to deal with this. You'll see recruits decommit and change schools; but it's not very common, and it's looked down upon, to try and heavily recruit players who are committed.

Also, early signing period

 

[GSG]

Let's hope Moorehead never takes a different coaching job. Still surprised the tweets are up, Sumlin is on the hot seat and I'm sure he doesn't want extra heat around the program.

 

[cm husker]

This is just another shining example of why they need to go to a true offer/acceptance scheme in CFB recruiting. It's absurd that they haven't yet.

This is more of an example of a coach being a complete dipsh*t.

It's both.

Recruiting would "slow down" a lot if they went to a traditional/standard offer and acceptance scheme/paradigm/approach/structure.

It's a bit counterintuitive, but that's what would actually happen. The "non-committable offer" is one of the worst things in CFB recruiting.

 

[Mavric]

https://twitter.com/TheTateMartell/status/728280587014807552

 

[StPaulHusker]

It also continues to show the ever-growing problem of the marriage between social media and recruiting.

 

[ADS]

TAMI fans tweeting his 16 year old sister and calling her names is just about the saddest thing I think we've ever seen. Leave it to a school like that.