Cornerback Position

[SaskGriz]

It's difficult, yet other cold weather schools seem to get it done - even a school to the east in a state that apparently can't be found on a map.

That's not clueless. That's a fact.

Difficult doesn’t mean impossible pal. You’re individual examples still don’t provide ample reasoning as to why they aren’t hard to find as in your initial post suggests. Walker and Soe could grow up to ball all Americans but it doesn’t change the points I stated. Still waiting on yours.

God I get tired of trying to defend a coach who hasn’t been here in three years, but “Stitty didn’t recruit any” is just a false narrative, much like the false narrative that he somehow didn’t recruit any O-linemen. Stitt’s signed CB recruits/transfers in 3 classes (‘15, ‘16, ‘17):

Sanders
Reynard
Egbo
Fouch
Cowans
Nash (listed as a CB on the 2015 roster)

That’s at least two signed each of his three years. And go look back at the old recruiting threads. Lots of offers out there, but almost all took better offers from FBS schools. Argue the talent level of those signed all you want, but Stitt didnt’ just “not recruit” CB’s during his time here. He may not have been a great coach, but he wasn’t retarded. And to be honest, Bobby hasn’t done much better in filling those slots that Stitt apparently left bare. :roll:

You have no credibility. Egbo was a running back. Fouch was a QB. And Nash was a receiver. Ask anyone a part of the staff. I wasn’t knocking stitt, he thought that corners were so hard to find here that he could recruit receivers for his offense and the more corner like ones could cross over. Not a terrible plan, but you don’t have any idea what you’re talking about.

He's right, those guys were all recruited to play DB, maybe not CB but DB. When you say Fouch was recruited for QB you might be thinking of his older brother who dropped out after one red shirt year. I love Hauck and will follow him through the gates of hell, that being said he's now brought in two drop down safeties that he is praying can play "on the island". I trust he's right.