How do we know it was less than awesome?Wonder if Cotton commits after his less than awesome visit to Oregon...
1+1=2How do we know it was less than awesome?Wonder if Cotton commits after his less than awesome visit to Oregon...
I haven't seen anything about his visit, so where are you getting the 1's? You're doing ?+?=21+1=2How do we know it was less than awesome?Wonder if Cotton commits after his less than awesome visit to Oregon...
Bolded part doesn't hurt any decent recruiter. "So <recruit name>, you can see why you're needed immediately here in Eugene. Could be starting from day one." Wins and losses on a recruit's visit matters more to the fans than the recruit.1= Nebraska visit was "lit"
1= Oregon stunk up the joint and lost back to back weeks.
2= the number you get when the first two numbers are added together.
Oh it matters to some recruits...Bolded part doesn't hurt any decent recruiter. "So <recruit name>, you can see why you're needed immediately here in Eugene. Could be starting from day one." Wins and losses on a recruit's visit matters more to the fans than the recruit.1= Nebraska visit was "lit"
1= Oregon stunk up the joint and lost back to back weeks.
2= the number you get when the first two numbers are added together.
Don't argue with him! He knows recruiting!I wouldn't say it doesn't hurt. If we lost back to back weeks I would expect it to negatively effect a recruits decision, especially at a place like Oregon that like it or not is on a decline. Recruits can see that.
I'm talking about assuming that whether the team wins/loses when the recruit is visiting makes a huge difference.I wouldn't say it doesn't hurt. If we lost back to back weeks I would expect it to negatively effect a recruits decision, especially at a place like Oregon that like it or not is on a decline. Recruits can see that.
Let's back up. I'm not saying winning and losing doesn't affect recruiting. I originally thought you might have seen reaction or quotes or something about the visit. If the recruit says something, then that's what I'll go with, but I don't just assume that the visit went poorly because the team lost.Oh it matters to some recruits...Bolded part doesn't hurt any decent recruiter. "So <recruit name>, you can see why you're needed immediately here in Eugene. Could be starting from day one." Wins and losses on a recruit's visit matters more to the fans than the recruit.1= Nebraska visit was "lit"
1= Oregon stunk up the joint and lost back to back weeks.
2= the number you get when the first two numbers are added together.
Why does everyone keep saying, just win and it will take care of itself?
I think whether or not the team wins during the visit makes the most difference. That's just me though I guess.I'm talking about assuming that whether the team wins/loses when the recruit is visiting makes a huge difference.I wouldn't say it doesn't hurt. If we lost back to back weeks I would expect it to negatively effect a recruits decision, especially at a place like Oregon that like it or not is on a decline. Recruits can see that.