That’s if the transfer ever played meaningful minutes and wasn’t riding pine.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThat’s if the transfer ever played meaningful minutes and wasn’t riding pine.
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In other words "it depends." Depends on the player's skill sets, what the coaches see in them, what the coaches need, what their scholarship pot looks like etc. It's a risk for a coach to make a long term commitment to a recruit, while committing to a known transfer is shorter in length. But then a coach will get more from the recruit and be able to mold them into what they want in the long term.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIn other words "it depends." Depends on the player's skill sets, what the coaches see in them, what the coaches need, what their scholarship pot looks like etc. It's a risk for a coach to make a long term commitment to a recruit, while committing to a known transfer is shorter in length. But then a coach will get more from the recruit and be able to mold them into what they want in the long term.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostYour last sentence “depends” on the recruit and what the coach expects of them. Recruits may be gifted, but still not adapt to a coach’s system or get significant minutes if there is a lot of talent on the team. In HS and club they are the standout and maybe the offense revolves around them, but once they get to college they are surrounded by studs. It’s why kids with 100 goal careers in HS or 10 goal seasons in club end up getting 5 goals their entire college career. Some adapt and some don’t.
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