oldngrizzly
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How is the nutritional program at ASU?
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5280Griz
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Their nutrition program is top tier. They have 2 full time nutritionists that only work with the football team. They are also a way larger university than Montana with a way larger budget.
oldngrizzly
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I watched the video that ASU provided on their nutritional program. Do the Griz have a video to share with recruits?
5280Griz
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UM’s focus should be on improving their strength and nutrition programs before improving the aesthetics of the indoor practice facility if we want to emulate our program to be similar to ASU.
oldngrizzly
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So tell me about the nutritional program at Montana.
5280Griz
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I don’t know much about it. Like you said other schools such as ASU have a lot more information online about their nutritional program than Montana does.
oldngrizzly
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I would wish someone would explain the program like one on the recent past players.
5280Griz
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Even better would be if UM put out a video or an article on how their nutrition program works for fans and recruits to see.
mthoopsfan
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Why waste the time and money? Do you think recruits want to watch videos like that?
oldngrizzly
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Yes it would, but I am not sure they have a program. If they do they should prove it. That is what I have been trying to find out for two years.
I don't disagree with you on the pay level, but what kept a guy like Kramer at NDSU for so long? Can they pay that much better?
His retirement is going to be a huge deal for NDSU, but that's a different topic.
5280Griz
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Likely the majority of active football recruits considering UM and their parents would be interested in watching. Recruits often care about player development resources, strength and conditioning support and the facilities. Your posts like this are why I think you are clueless about modern college football.
Bison lost a huge piece of their program. Their strength and conditioning coach Kramer retired today. Bison coaches have said he’s the most important piece of their dynasty.
It’s hard to figure why people do a lot of things. Maybe he stayed because he hates trees and has a penchant for thick women?
mthoopsfan
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My son and his friends were recruited for football in recent times and none of them cared to watch videos on nutrition. You are the clueless one. You never played. And you have never had a kid recruited and gone thru the recruiting process with them. 3 of my kids played sports in college and 2 were recruited for football. 4 of my nephews played college football including one for Griz. Another nephew played a dozen years ago. Lots of you cousins. My niece’s son is playing now. You don’t know what you are talking about.
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5280Griz
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You think your D3 son and a few of his friends represents every D1 football recruit that Montana is targeting? You are more obtuse than I thought.
By recent times do you mean about 20 years ago?
5280Griz
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I played football in the last 15 years unlike you. You are nothing but a clueless loudmouth with dementia.
mthoopsfan
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All in recent times. None 20 years ago. My niece’s son just finished his redshirt from year. I knew at least 15 Griz players this past season.
How many of your kids and nephews or nieces played college sports?
You said your son in the post I quoted. Is that the same one that went to Bozeman High the same time as Andrew Schmidt?
