But using the depth chart on some players backfires since you are telling them that they aren't good enough to play as FR at USC but can at your school. It makes your school look weak by comparison and a lot of these players want a little competition in getting playing time.canaduck wrote:The majority of the time, this stuff will either reinforce that recruit's already held belief or go against it and turn off that recruit. I agree, you use everything at your disposal, but this kind of stuff has to be a calculated risk. Ever wonder how many kids ended up at USC after other coaches implied they would not crack the depth chart if they decided to go there?Everythingsducky wrote:Like every other team that tries to push that UO is a 'gimmick' offense and how it won't translate well to the NFL??? Hey man, you gotta use all the ammo in your holster. All is fair in love, war and recruiting.canaduck wrote:At this point in the season, Oregon has little need to negative recruit, and a lot of recruits can be turned off by stuff like that anyway.
Looks like Cal is doing in homes on the Serra Trio this week
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That is what I am getting at, not sure if you were reinforcing my point or I was unclear with my writing but either way I'm right there with ya hahagreenyellow wrote:But using the depth chart on some players backfires since you are telling them that they aren't good enough to play as FR at USC but can at your school. It makes your school look weak by comparison and a lot of these players want a little competition in getting playing time.canaduck wrote:The majority of the time, this stuff will either reinforce that recruit's already held belief or go against it and turn off that recruit. I agree, you use everything at your disposal, but this kind of stuff has to be a calculated risk. Ever wonder how many kids ended up at USC after other coaches implied they would not crack the depth chart if they decided to go there?Everythingsducky wrote:Like every other team that tries to push that UO is a 'gimmick' offense and how it won't translate well to the NFL??? Hey man, you gotta use all the ammo in your holster. All is fair in love, war and recruiting.canaduck wrote:At this point in the season, Oregon has little need to negative recruit, and a lot of recruits can be turned off by stuff like that anyway.
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USC missed their in home visit with Farmer earlier. Supposed to reschedule.
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Just reinforcing a bit.canaduck wrote:That is what I am getting at, not sure if you were reinforcing my point or I was unclear with my writing but either way I'm right there with ya hahagreenyellow wrote:But using the depth chart on some players backfires since you are telling them that they aren't good enough to play as FR at USC but can at your school. It makes your school look weak by comparison and a lot of these players want a little competition in getting playing time.canaduck wrote:The majority of the time, this stuff will either reinforce that recruit's already held belief or go against it and turn off that recruit. I agree, you use everything at your disposal, but this kind of stuff has to be a calculated risk. Ever wonder how many kids ended up at USC after other coaches implied they would not crack the depth chart if they decided to go there?Everythingsducky wrote:Like every other team that tries to push that UO is a 'gimmick' offense and how it won't translate well to the NFL??? Hey man, you gotta use all the ammo in your holster. All is fair in love, war and recruiting.canaduck wrote:At this point in the season, Oregon has little need to negative recruit, and a lot of recruits can be turned off by stuff like that anyway.

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Gotcha, and thanks for the updates Bumi these are guys that can push our class to a whole new level.