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Precisely all the more reason for people to stop asking me my opinion on anything.
Precisely all the more reason for people to stop asking me my opinion on anything.
Exactly, also most of the time coaches, even if they know a kid has some behavioral troubles, think they can fix it. Sometimes it happens, sometimes not.If I had unlimited resources, analysts, and only offered 5 stars, I’d barely miss too.
At the time, offering Thad was a no brainer.
I hear what you're getting at, but I don't see it this way. I would say the reason Saban's "miss rate" seems so low is that when you have the #1 or 2 recruiting classes over the past 15 years, people forget the misses because there's another 5 star to replace them immediately.This is where Saban excels. Yeah he misses but his Miss rate seems to be way lower. I’m reading his most recent book written about him and it goes into detail on his recruiting process and how thorough him and his assistance/support staff is when gathering info on kids. They dig deep to find out everything about and kid and their character and don’t let stars or other stuff influence his recruiting board.
They said he will drop a player so quick if they don’t show up to camps and compete etc…
I hear what you're getting at, but I don't see it this way. I would say the reason Saban's "miss rate" seems so low is that when you have the #1 or 2 recruiting classes over the past 15 years, people forget the misses because there's another 5 star to replace them immediately.
Putting it another way, he has gotten more high 4 star and 5 star players than everybody else, so his miss rate seems lower. I would like to see if someone could provide the data one way or the other.