Bo Pelini shows us there’s more than one questionable way to skin the recruiting cat.
I keep saying it’s not oversigning per se that bugs me. It’s the out-and-out misleading of kids that does.
Bo Pelini shows us there’s more than one questionable way to skin the recruiting cat.
I keep saying it’s not oversigning per se that bugs me. It’s the out-and-out misleading of kids that does.
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“And Georgia fans, don’t be turds. Enjoy this. Soak it up. It’s awesome. If you don’t win this year, it’s still not a failure. It’s a heck of a run. Back-to-back in the Playoff era hasn’t been done. So, to ask for a third I feel like it’s gluttonous. I feel like it’s not OK. But we’ll be in the mix.”-- David Pollack, On3.com, 5/9/23
You may not want to be too critical of Pellini. After all we did the same with Belin, linebackers coach. He was silent about Belin accepting a position with the Panther’s until after signing day.
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Not unless Belin had taken the job and informed the staff a month ago.
My understanding is that this came as a surprise to Richt on the eve of NSD.
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I feel kinda bad for the player that let the cat out of the bag. I’m sure Pellini won’t remember once the guy is on campus.
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In the never-ending exodus of assistants immmediately after NSD, Bo asks, “What job posting?”
http://www.omaha.com/article/20110204/BIGRED01/110209832/-1#bo-doesn-t-know-about-nu-job-posting
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And you still seem to believe the former is possible without the latter. Which is pretty odd given the large numbers of schools and officials who clearly understand it isn’t.
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