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MR NITTANY228024 ●
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Seltz said...
Agree(maybe slight difference in the small school thing) College sports is much different. You take the best from a HS and put him on a team of 'equals', generally speaking of course. And play agaisnt others of the same caliber, again, generally speaking.
Instead of teams having 0 or 1 or 2 big men on an OLine or DLine, they have all larger boys. Instead of teams having 0 or 1 or 2 pitchers on a team that can toss 85mph and have multiple pitches, a large majority can. Instead of....pick the team, sub similar numbers...you get the point :)
Pretty much all sports as well, the speed of the game is much different. With each level you rise in sports as well, determination and dedication also factor in (talent has to be present as well at the upper levels) as it is harder to just go out and wing it on gameday like it was in HS. Gotta put in some work unless you are one of those rare gifted ones that come along now and then. Deion Sanders for example who didnt give a rats arse for working out, was pretty good. Prolly didnt even have to warm up to run a slow 4.35 on a cold day lol.
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LinebackerU1 ●
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PSU12 said...
anytime I think I like XXX prospect better than one of our guys...I keep coming back to the fact that the staff saw both Allen and Reeder in camp and offered shortly after and they offered Scott next immediately after Allen. They knew what they were after and went out and got it. I tip my cap to that recruiting style and also to their confidence in their evaluations.....which is fantastic.
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PSU12 said...
anytime I think I like XXX prospect better than one of our guys...I keep coming back to the fact that the staff saw both Allen and Reeder in camp and offered shortly after and they offered Scott next immediately after Allen. They knew what they were after and went out and got it. I tip my cap to that recruiting style and also to their confidence in their evaluations.....which is fantastic.
Nick Scott