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You can’t make him but it seems wildly inconsistent with the “prepares like a pro” narrative we’ve heard from day one.
I am not doubting that he prepares well and is mature beyond his years in approach. Just noting the oddness of finding out he never uses the recovery room. It’s just a little bizarre
Totally agree. If he leaves simply for more money, was never ours to begin with. And further, with what LJSr has stacked up on DL, even though he is a talent, tOSU might balk at meeting Miami and Tennessee offers. Hopefully this young man believes what he has been saying, that LJSr is the best DL coach in the business, and he wants to learn at his feet. That would be refreshing to hear.
The media acting like Sayin being really really good is a surprise is so weird. Dude committed to Saban and has been coached by Ryan Day ffs. He was always going to be this good.
Mayhaps, but with NIL and whatnot, am unclear with what is 'illegal' or not anymore. With boosters 'donating' money, cars, houses, jobs etc. Not believing that a) anything is illegal; b) the NCAA could/would catch it if they could anyway. That's why the SEC isn't #1 anymore, the rest of football can legally do what they've been getting away with for decades. Just sayin'.
You can’t make him but it seems wildly inconsistent with the “prepares like a pro” narrative we’ve heard from day one.
I am not doubting that he prepares well and is mature beyond his years in approach. Just noting the oddness of finding out he never uses the recovery room. It’s just a little bizarre
Mayhaps, but with NIL and whatnot, am unclear with what is 'illegal' or not anymore. With boosters 'donating' money, cars, houses, jobs etc. Not believing that a) anything is illegal; b) the NCAA could/would catch it if they could anyway. That's why the SEC isn't #1 anymore, the rest of football can legally do what they've been getting away with for decades. Just sayin'.
I root for the comedy. Like the time Notre Dame chased Devin Gardner into his own endzone, then he heaved it up in an attempt to avoid the sack, and Notre Dame intercepted it already in the endzone. It works just as well, in my mind, if you switch the two teams.
