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Message: [QUOTE="tep624, post: 5138818, member: 430"] Although I don't disagree in theory, I do see programs all over the country that have gone through down periods that land high value legacy recruits. For example Nebraska: 2023 - 5-7 2022 - 4-8 2021 - 3-9 2020 - 3-5 2019 - 5-7 2018 - 4-8 2017 - 4-8 2016 - 9-4 2015 - 6-7 2014 - 9-4 2 Winning seasons in 10, first year under Rhule was a losing season. Located in the middle of nowhere. And they just flipped the #2 overall recruit in the 2024 class, living in GA, committed to UGA, in part because the father was a Nebraska alum. Kid never would have considered Nebraska in a million years if his dad wasn't an alum. So you have to ask yourself - what is it that they have been doing differently that we weren't? And I think it comes back to the admin completely dropping the ball on alum relations when the program needed it the most. I mean I'm sure Nebraska dropped a massive NIL bag too, but still, that isn't everything. [/QUOTE]