Yeah, that game really had a negative effect on Max Wray's decision, too...oh wait.
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Well that's not the same situation, so......cool story.Yeah, that game really had a negative effect on Max Wray's decision, too...oh wait.
You clearly insinuate that the OU debacle had an effect on current recruiting (in this case, Parsons) when in reality it didn't. Maybe you should read @LordJeffBuck's earlier comments on how the outcome of one game does not have significant impact on recruiting.Well that's not the same situation, so......cool story.
Well, as surprising as this is, you're wrong yet again. I didn't insinuate that....you inferred it.You clearly insinuate that the OU debacle had an effect on current recruiting (in this case, Parsons) when in reality it didn't. Maybe you should read @LordJeffBuck's earlier comments on how the outcome of one game does not have significant impact on recruiting.
When you post "The Oklahoma game....the gift that keeps on giving" immediately after a recruit becomes one who is no longer targeted by this program, that's a full-on insinuation that the game itself affected his recruitment, whether you intended to insinuate or not. Now, if you said something like, "Ill-advised Tweets...the gift that keeps on giving", then yeah, there's no insinuation that the game outcome was a factor.Well, as surprising as this is, you're wrong yet again. I didn't insinuate that....you inferred it.
The insinuation is that something stemming from the OU game triggered this....which was already insinuated earlier in this thread. He tweeted about needing a QB change during the OU game, it angered the wrong people, now MD is saying he's out. The OU game being the gift that keeps on giving......just like betting on you being wrong about something is a bet that will keep on paying out.
27's post was the eleventh one about the ill-advised tweet. It was pretty obvious what was being discussed.When you post "The Oklahoma game....the gift that keeps on giving" immediately after a recruit becomes one who is no longer targeted by this program, that's a full-on insinuation that the game itself affected his recruitment, whether you intended to insinuate or not. Now, if you said something like, "Ill-advised Tweets...the gift that keeps on giving", then yeah, there's no insinuation that the game outcome was a factor.
Doubling down.....how predictable.When you post "The Oklahoma game....the gift that keeps on giving" immediately after a recruit becomes one who is no longer targeted by this program, that's a full-on insinuation that the game itself affected his recruitment, whether you intended to insinuate or not. Now, if you said something like, "Ill-advised Tweets...the gift that keeps on giving", then yeah, there's no insinuation that the game outcome was a factor.
I doubt very seriously you understood what you were saying in a post you, yourself, authored, BN27.Doubling down.....how predictable.
BN27's post was the ninth post on that page. Of the seven previous posts, not one mentioned the tweet at all, and first post one the page quoted a post that mentioned the tweet but didn't directly address it. But, hey, excuse me for not readin every single post in the thread prior to replying to BN27's post.27's post was the eleventh one about the ill-advised tweet. It was pretty obvious what was being discussed.
See above.Did a certain long time poster have reading comprehension issues again? Color me shocked.
Do you honestly believe we'd stop recruiting him because of a harmless tweet?