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Open Letter to All Football Recruits
Posted on 9/23/14 at 4:41 pm
Posted on 9/23/14 at 4:41 pm
Football Recruits,
It is important to remember that college football is cyclical. This basically means things change quickly. The talented yet inexperienced QB one year could be the Heisman winner the next, Auburn could lose all of there games and then go to the national championship the next. The amount of year to year turnover in a college team is far greater than what you see at the pro level. Things can turn around fast. Think about the future not the present.
Or to put it in Wall Street terms, "Buy low, sell high".
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It is important to remember that college football is cyclical. This basically means things change quickly. The talented yet inexperienced QB one year could be the Heisman winner the next, Auburn could lose all of there games and then go to the national championship the next. The amount of year to year turnover in a college team is far greater than what you see at the pro level. Things can turn around fast. Think about the future not the present.
Or to put it in Wall Street terms, "Buy low, sell high".
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Posted on 9/23/14 at 4:44 pm to kbol34
Posted on 9/23/14 at 8:53 pm to kbol34
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Football Recruits,
It is important to remember that college football is cyclical. This basically means things change quickly. The talented yet inexperienced QB one year could be the Heisman winner the next, Auburn could lose all of there games and then go to the national championship the next. The amount of year to year turnover in a college team is far greater than what you see at the pro level. Things can turn around fast. Think about the future not the present.
Or to put it in Wall Street terms, "Buy low, sell high".
Why would you write something like this on an LSU recruiting board? Do you want the kids to go somewhere else?
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