For me it's a combination of winning, reputation, old school hard work on the recruiting trail along with a new school feedback and technique.
CSN: How is Michigan State getting it done?
CSN: How is Michigan State getting it done?
All something the Illini know nothing about.For me it's a combination of winning, reputation, old school hard work on the recruiting trail along with a new school feedback and technique.
CSN: How is Michigan State getting it done?
I think it all comes down to if you ain't cheating you ain't trying. You need to lower your standards a bit if you want to have a top program year in and year out. How do you think Urban Meyer has been so successful? He recruits some of the worst human beings around that just so happen to be awesome at football. I don't think MSU is on the same level and OSU or Urban Meyer, but you gotta be a bit lax when it comes to academic standards and criminal history if you want a winning program in college football.
So the recent MSU recruits are criminals or poor students? Which of them do you know?
kingwilliam, u are correct of course.Easy bud, breathe, its gonna be OK. Im not singling out any one kid. Im just pointing out the fact that if you want to be successful in major college sports, especially football, you do need to bend the rules at times. Whether that be in recruiting(Pete Carroll) or letting in "suspect" kids with poor morals(Urban Meyer)/academics(Chip Kelly) or letting kids get away with rape (Mike Riley)(Jimbo Fisher). At the end of the day what is college sports truly about now a days? The all mighty $$$$$ and these coaches are making $5m year to just win baby.
I love college football, LOVE it. But I don't need to lie to myself about what it has become; A mini NFL with less morals. These private and public educational institutions and the joke they call the NCAA, happily sweep scandals under the rug(Penn State) like its no big deal almost every day.