2016 Recruits

[JACKGUYII]

Re: 2016 Recruits

Are people really surprised by this? Nagy and company spent time getting to know these kids' abilities and personalities. Just because they change jobs doesn't mean they have a bunch of new kids that they have can offer. Recruiting, I assume, is a process that takes some time.

They got to know those recruits on SDSU resources. Just the way it is!

[OldHare]

Re: 2016 Recruits

They got to know those recruits on SDSU resources. Just the way it is!

And there is a chance the Jackrabbits may benefit from some of TJ's connections established in Ames or Washington.

[SF_Rabbit_Fan]

Re: 2016 Recruits

They got to know those recruits on SDSU resources. Just the way it is!

Likewise, I would assume that SDSU is on the radar for kids that Iowa State spent resources on.

Like you say, just the way it is.

[jack power]

Re: 2016 Recruits

Are people really surprised by this? Nagy and company spent time getting to know these kids' abilities and personalities. Just because they change jobs doesn't mean they have a bunch of new kids that they have can offer. Recruiting, I assume, is a process that takes some time.

Im guessing those same surprised (bitter) people would be just fine if we landed some players TJ was recruiting to Iowa State

[jackmd]

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Im guessing those same surprised (bitter) people would be just fine if we landed some players TJ was recruiting to Iowa State

I guess I haven't noted any surprise or bitterness in the observations posted about Nagy offering SDSU recruits at Wright State. It is the way it goes in most instances. Frankly, if the NCAA didn't restrict players from transferring by requiring a release or forcing them to forfeit a year of eligibility by sitting out a year there is NO DOUBT that many more players would leave with their coach.

[Jacked_Up]

Re: 2016 Recruits

Im guessing those same surprised (bitter) people would be just fine if we landed some players TJ was recruiting to Iowa State

I'm neither surprised nor bitter about the accepted ethical realities involved in college recruiting. But it's worth noting that they differ from the accepted ethical practices in some other professions, such as those with non-compete contracts.

[filbert]

Re: 2016 Recruits

IMHO, the people who are expressing "surprise" are misspelling "expected." As others note, SDSU should benefit from Otzelberger's recruiting network he's built at ISU--possibly more than Wright State will benefit from Nagy and his staff's network. After all, one of Nagy's key recruiters stayed at SDSU.

[jacks1]

Re: 2016 Recruits

After all, one of Nagy's key recruiters stayed at SDSU...

And the other went to Wisconsin. It'll be interesting to see how this all shakes out for Nagy at Wright State...

[NebraskaJack]

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It would be interesting to see how the last recruit, Alou Dillon, played out. I saw it posted as SDSU offered first and then Wright State but both offers were reported as being placed placed on the 18th so it is kind of hard to tell which school put the most "resources" into the recuitment and which one most likely piggybacked.

[NoVaJack]

Re: 2016 Recruits

Everything in context. Look at whats going on in an SEC school http://www.stltoday.com/sports/colle...b65cac2d3.html

[Hip2daHop]

Re: 2016 Recruits

Is there any noise or updates for 2016 signings? I looked and the signing period ends May 18.

[OldHare]

Re: 2016 Recruits

NebraskaHSHoops.com@NebraskaHSHoops 17h17 hours ago Wright State has offered 2017 Omaha Elite and Norfolk F Logan Strom (@LoganStrom_0). Staff had offered when at SDSU.

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[slosho]

Re: 2016 Recruits

Seems like they are taking the easy route and going with what they know

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[Jacked_Up]

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SDSU ought to be able to beat Wright State out in most head-to-head recruiting battles. Other than some nearby cities and a well-paid head coach, Wright State doesn't have much going for it.

[jackmd]

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SDSU ought to be able to beat Wright State out in most head-to-head recruiting battles. Other than some nearby cities and a well-paid head coach, Wright State doesn't have much going for it.

My sentiments exactly.