I really hope we land this recruit. He can really play.
Well that's why I added the caveat about PWO...and yeah, if they're taking up a roster spot on a high level FCS team, they should be capable.Do they all have to be "high level"?
There is a difference between capable and high level.Well that's why I added the caveat about PWO...and yeah, if they're taking up a roster spot on a high level FCS team, they should be capable.
His momma was quite the stud athlete for Butte High and then MT Western back in the day, track and volleyball. I believe his dad played football at Western too.Lane really liked his visit. Visiting the cats next week. And still has two FBS visits. But family was impressed with Missoula.
Yes, and the "high level" was mean as a descriptor of our team/expectations.There is a difference between capable and high level.
HHB might have asked the dumbest question possible here. Of course we want high level. High level athletes, high level character... high level talent.Yes, and the "high level" was mean as a descriptor of our team/expectations.
And again, that's why I added the caveat regarding PWO's.
Right over your head. Not surprising though..
HHB might have asked the dumbest question possible here. Of course we want high level. High level athletes, high level character... high level talent.
Riiiiiiiight. Womp.Right over your head. Not surprising though.
There is no college football roster full of "high level" college players. Pretty sure I not once mentioned you don't recruit high school kids without them being high level high school athletes with high level character and high level high school talent. I would guess all 13 offers to Montana high school kids hit on high level athlete, high level character, high level talent yet AZ thinks a majority should be PWO. Does that not at the very least make them capable players, which are the glue of every college team? Should capable players automatically be assumed as PWO?Riiiiiiiight. Womp.
Looks like the family is very pro griz...Getting hot and heavy for Walker Olson. I could see a boom happening very soon.
According to those fans of the west Dakota school, if a player is from your backyard (Missoula/Flathead), a UM legacy or family are pro-GRIZ, signing them isn’t really a recruiting win. Definitely a change in the narrative since February.Looks like the family is very pro griz...
Looks like the family is very pro griz...
I loved BH. But BK is moving the needle in the exact way the university, as a whole and football and athletics, needs right now. Love itYes they are. Were begging for BH to actually show him some love. So BK has been a breath of fresh air.
West Dakota got lucky on the odd dynamics that led to them getting a few missoula kids, and BH having a midlife crisis and forgetting what made him successful in the first place around here... now weve got a coach thats *simply trying* with in state kids, and the tides are changing. LFGAccording to those fans of the west Dakota school, if a player is from your backyard (Missoula/Flathead), a UM legacy or family are pro-GRIZ, signing them isn’t really a recruiting win. Definitely a change in the narrative since February.
Show me where I said the majority should be PWO. I never said that.There is no college football roster full of "high level" college players. Pretty sure I not once mentioned you don't recruit high school kids without them being high level high school athletes with high level character and high level high school talent. I would guess all 13 offers to Montana high school kids hit on high level athlete, high level character, high level talent yet AZ thinks a majority should be PWO. Does that not at the very least make them capable players, which are the glue of every college team? Should capable players automatically be assumed as PWO?