Recruiting 2020 Recruiting Thread: Gervon Dexter gets 5th Star on Rivals
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Is this plan Y? I forget.
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Im ready to turn it off if Mullinz doesn't fire Knox, English and Dwag Robinson. They've failed utterly, extensively, and conclusively. Three years is enough.We are getting Knox’d again
Billy G should be on the cusp.
If he fires those three, makes good hires, and we get an elite class next year, we are still three years from competing again.
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We are getting Knox’d again
Seems like it
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I think the worst part of getting Knoxed repeatedly for three years is we ran off Jujuan Seider to make a spot for that piece of shyt.
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Please stop. My PTSD is flaring. @ltraz knows i cant handle this. Let’s switch to the merits of the Billy G’s coaching and recruiting.
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I just wonder what could be. It's wrong, I know. Seider should have gotten along fine. He is Doc Holliday's protege, and Doc and Mullinz were pretty tight back in the day.
That first ESD was so promising. Rocketing up. We kept the Butters types we wanted for the most part. Dan added EJ. It seriously looked like NSD might even be better. Then we ran Seider off and let the rest of the staff "shine".
I just hope we manage to keep Gray. I did notice he got a nice bump in salary.
Even more hilarious: Knox is the highest paid assistant except Dwag Choker and the two co OCs.
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It was an insane decision then and it is now. If the CDM era ultimately fails (as you suspect), I will attribute the beginning of the downfall to that particular staffing decision. Knox has been a disaster - maybe an average RB coach but those are a dime a dozen. Terrible ST coach. Our best ST performances are when we are considered average. His recruiting - an RB coach specialty - is atrocious on all fronts - positionally and geographically. I think the only decent prospect he’s got a shot at is A Williams and that’s only because he falls within his jurisdiction. Meanwhile, Seider is slaying it elsewhere and producing very good backs.
English at least showed this year that he can get some decent kids in the door. Robinson is not spectacular but again - he’s gotten some top kids in the door. Billy G is hanging on by the skin of his teeth - if it was not for transfers, WR would be as bad as RB. Only time will tell with those three. But Knox is tenfold worse - because of his limitations and who’s spot he stole.
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Impressive list. Need to close!
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I thought the center that's committed to uga was coming in for a visit this weekend as well?
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This might be the first post you've made that I agree with. One of Dan's few bad moves
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Up next is Jalen Lee. The entire article is excellent.
https://www.si.com/college/florida/football/five-play-prospect-gators-dl-jalen-lee-scouting-report
There are many techniques within defensive line play in order to be disruptive. The swim move, rip, spin move, and so on and so forth. For Lee, who stands at 6-3, 306 lbs., his go-to move is the hand swipe.
Sometimes Lee does the hand swipe more subtly, sometimes it can be ‘violent hands’ the way college defensive line coaches prefer, truly defeating the opposing player. With time, he will master the technique. When he gets it right, Lee’s athleticism takes over as he gets his hips past the offensive lineman and makes a play in the backfield.
During this next play, Lee uses a rip move, but he also adds something that will make a defensive line coach happy: He sunk his hips down just a little bit to gain leverage.
https://www.si.com/college/florida/football/five-play-prospect-gators-dl-jalen-lee-scouting-report
There are many techniques within defensive line play in order to be disruptive. The swim move, rip, spin move, and so on and so forth. For Lee, who stands at 6-3, 306 lbs., his go-to move is the hand swipe.
Sometimes Lee does the hand swipe more subtly, sometimes it can be ‘violent hands’ the way college defensive line coaches prefer, truly defeating the opposing player. With time, he will master the technique. When he gets it right, Lee’s athleticism takes over as he gets his hips past the offensive lineman and makes a play in the backfield.
During this next play, Lee uses a rip move, but he also adds something that will make a defensive line coach happy: He sunk his hips down just a little bit to gain leverage.
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