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Wick250:
go guins,
I generally agree with your analysis about big time transfers. Wolford struggled in that category and Heacock certainly expected more from Irizarry, although he did secure the services of the Illinois running back who led us to the semi-finals in Heacock's only playoff year. But Tressel scored with the acquisition of Ohio State transfers Soltis and Cochran. My point is that Pelini, like Tressel, is more likely to lure the right kind of transfer to our campus.
IAA Fan:
Good point Wick. The best way ti get good transfers in from the coach the player is leaving from. Heacock was far more embedded in the coaching community than Wolf; which I feel is why he seemed to have success at JUCO's and transfers..
go guins:
1AA, I'm not so sure I agree. Some of Wolford's better recruits were transfers. Guys like Luis Quinones, Lamar Mady, and Joey Cejudo were all transfers. IMO Wolford's issues were more the disregard of defensive backfield and depth. Funny how you ignore strengths and focus on weaknesses. Wolford had terrible defenses, but he was the best O-line coach we've ever had! At least the guy is doing what he should have been doing all along!
Parents should not be underrated as big influences in kids’ lives and decisions about schools, and we shouldn’t overlook the national negativity that Pelini has garnished with his tirade in Nebraska. That got a LOT of national attention and frankly wasn’t very professional. Yes he has a more widely known name that Wolford, but it may not be all positive for recruits and transfers.
ysubigred:
--- Quote from: go guins on May 20, 2015, 09:36:24 AM ---1AA, I'm not so sure I agree. Some of Wolford's better recruits were transfers. Guys like Luis Quinones, Lamar Mady, and Joey Cejudo were all transfers. IMO Wolford's issues were more the disregard of defensive backfield and depth. Funny how you ignore strengths and focus on weaknesses. Wolford had terrible defenses, but he was the best O-line coach we've ever had! At least the guy is doing what he should have been doing all along!
Parents should not be underrated as big influences in kids’ lives and decisions about schools, and we shouldn’t overlook the national negativity that Pelini has garnished with his tirade in Nebraska. That got a LOT of national attention and frankly wasn’t very professional. Yes he has a more widely known name that Wolford, but it may not be all positive for recruits and transfers.
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Wolfords O-Line was awesome against the blind center and the sister's school of the blind. Playing NDSU, UNI, etc.. they couldn't block their way out of a wet paper bag. Will say, I like what Wofford did with the team when it came to the 1BCS teams/$$ games. Bo has not coached a game yet and some still harp on the negativity stemmed from the ass reaming he was receiving at the hands of the dick Nebraska had for an AD and President :o
Wick250:
Maybe I am missing something here and not talking to the right people. But with the notable exception of a few outraged faculty members (big surprise there) and a few "make-believe" journalists for the student paper, everybody that I have encountered in the Mahoning Valley is delighted that Pelini is our coach. Nobody seems to give a rat's butt about Pelini's behavior in Nebraska. As far as parents being turned off by Pelini, I think it far more likely that they have observed the respect that Pelini showed to all the players that he had inherited from Wolford. That stood in sharp contrast to Wolford's reckless purge of players five years ago.
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