John Blake's recruiting pitch to #1 recruit Jadeveon Clowney

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Just saw it near the bottom of the espn college football main page.

 
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Asked J-Clowney who had the most unique recrting pitch.. John Blake: "Man, I can get you right! That guy at Nebraska (Suh)-I got him right."
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funny, blake didn't mention how badly suh underperformed under his tutelage. in any case, we should thank him for his recruiting successes and thank the lord he left town before he could damage our program even more than his bosses already did.

 
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That is jut pathetic. Suh will be the first to admit he was languishing before Bo came in.

 
John Blake is not a good coach, but one hell of a recruiter. That said, I am glad he is no longer affiliated with our program because of the problems a slick talker like him can bring.

 
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Asked J-Clowney who had the most unique recrting pitch.. John Blake: "Man, I can get you right! That guy at Nebraska (Suh)-I got him right."
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funny, blake didn't mention how badly suh underperformed under his tutelage. in any case, we should thank him for his recruiting successes and thank the lord he left town before he could damage our program even more than his bosses already did.
Suh did pretty well under Blake in 2006, it was 2007 under Wyatt that he fell off performance wise.

In 2006 our d-line had 24.5 sacks under Blake in his last year here

In 2007 we had 7.5 sacks from the d-line under Wyatt

In 2008 we had 27.5 under Carl/JP

In 2009 we had 33.5 under Carl/JP

In 2010 we have 8 through 3 games from Carl/JP

So it takes Carl and JP 3 games to equal the sack production of a full year under Wyatt :facepalm:

 
Asked J-Clowney who had the most unique recrting pitch.. John Blake: "Man, I can get you right! That guy at Nebraska (Suh)-I got him right."
LINK
funny, blake didn't mention how badly suh underperformed under his tutelage. in any case, we should thank him for his recruiting successes and thank the lord he left town before he could damage our program even more than his bosses already did.
Suh did pretty well under Blake in 2006, it was 2007 under Wyatt that he fell off performance wise.

In 2006 our d-line had 24.5 sacks under Blake in his last year here

In 2007 we had 7.5 sacks from the d-line under Wyatt

In 2008 we had 27.5 under Carl/JP

In 2009 we had 33.5 under Carl/JP

In 2010 we have 8 through 3 games from Carl/JP

So it takes Carl and JP 3 games to equal the sack production of a full year under Wyatt :facepalm:

 
Asked J-Clowney who had the most unique recrting pitch.. John Blake: "Man, I can get you right! That guy at Nebraska (Suh)-I got him right."
LINK
funny, blake didn't mention how badly suh underperformed under his tutelage. in any case, we should thank him for his recruiting successes and thank the lord he left town before he could damage our program even more than his bosses already did.
Suh did pretty well under Blake in 2006, it was 2007 under Wyatt that he fell off performance wise.

In 2006 our d-line had 24.5 sacks under Blake in his last year here

In 2007 we had 7.5 sacks from the d-line under Wyatt

In 2008 we had 27.5 under Carl/JP

In 2009 we had 33.5 under Carl/JP

In 2010 we have 8 through 3 games from Carl/JP

So it takes Carl and JP 3 games to equal the sack production of a full year under Wyatt :facepalm:
(we have 9 through 3 games)

 
suh was not impressive as a RSF reserve in 2006 under blake. he started in 2007 under wyatt, and again, was not particularly impressive. not sure i care who was better out of wyatt and blake, though it's worth noting in those sack numbers that blake had two NFL defensive ends in 2006 that wyatt did not.

 
I dont think anyone should judge Blake's ability to coach or recruit. He has two future potential top 10 picks in Robert Quinn and Marvin Austin, Quinn who is #3 on Kipers big board(not sure reliable that is anymore after he ate crow for saying Locker would be #1 in last years class) but they have a stud line, and in seems large part due to Blake and his recruiting.

 
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