MasterPulverizer

Rum and coke? Are you 20?

I get the head scratching going on because of this kids age but I think this is authentically Matt Rhule. Hes mentioned several times he loves being around young people and seeing them develop. I think this also applies to young coaches. The key difference between Frosts coordinators and their lack of P5 experience and Rhule is that Rhule has a plan to move forward. Frost just took his one season of success and proclaimed (arrogantly) that the B1G will have to adjust to them and we all know how that turned out.

How does this fund distribute the resources? These NIL funds seem like Super PAC's to me in that there is unlimited funding with very little oversight where the only rule is that the fund cannot participate with the college. The ON3 site shows potential NIL value for each recruit and someone like Trey Palmer had a NIL valuation of like $400k. Does anyone know how much these kids are actually getting paid?

People on the internet need to start using qualifiers for what they consider breaking news. Breaking A, B, C, D and would be a better qualification for what we should be looking into.

I agree with this statement. I've read some of the comments recruits have made recently. Words they use are trust, authentic, real, etc. I don't remember any recruit from the Frost era that spoke glowingly about Frost. It was usually some comment about knowing where they fit in the offense/defense, liking their position coach, immediate playing time.

On the forehead or the left a$$ cheek.

I have yet to see an offer tweet our of Colorado that features the player. They're going really hard in the paint on Prime as their exclusive brand as if the players are secondary to Prime.

Is this defense similar to Bo Pelini's 'peso' defense that he was running toward the end of his time in the Big 12?

I think it was scheme and play calling. the 2021 year, we rarely had a problem running the ball. This year, aside from a few games against teams with poor run defenses, we couldn't run the ball. We had some games with huge passing stats but it's likely that those games were where Palmer put up huge yards. To me, it comes down to the Whipple offense and wanting to be a dominant passing team and utilizing the run game to keep defenders in the box.

Agreed. I don't understand how the 4* guys we have on the line haven't gotten any better since high school. I might not be 100%, but if I remember right, several of the starting 5 rotation were 4* stars coming out of high school. From their performance last year, I wouldn't think any of them would automatically start at a group of 5 school if they transferred. Raiola was never going to fix this problem in one year. What I'm concerned about with Raiola is with his recruiting. He's listed as the lead recruiter for Sam Sledge and Brock Knutson, but I don't hear him tied to any other o-line prospects.

Make that 16 total players to transfer... https://www.goodbullhunting.com/2022/12/5/23494880/texas-a-m-aggies-transfer-portal-tracker

There are a ton of uncle Rico's out there.

Are we all in agreement that this shirt is in fact a smock? Seems more like a tunic to me.

That's a good point. I amend my statement to say that I hope our OC has experience coaching the o-line for the same reasons mentioned above.

I read in another thread that Satterfield has experience with tight ends and o-line. Based off Rhules repeated comments about the trenches, having an OC that is also the O-line coach gives that thought a lot of credibility. If Satterfield does coach the line, I can't think of any better way for the OC to know the struggles that we have on the line and building a game plan around the unique strengths and weaknesses of that position group.