Textbook narcissist, i hope you get the help you need, young lady.MilliVanilli said:
Actually, I'm the one that brought them here, I told them they could really trigger and troll the hell out of some caber t-shirt fans and they jumped at the opportunity.
CarelessBear said:
Rhule and snow came here because they knew they could pull this crap and get away with it.
Lulz, hey you're part of the cadre of people 18 months into internet group therapy on here, is it working for you yet?CarelessBear said:Textbook narcissist, i hope you get the help you need, young lady.MilliVanilli said:
Actually, I'm the one that brought them here, I told them they could really trigger and troll the hell out of some caber t-shirt fans and they jumped at the opportunity.
Quote:
the Ducks have amassed a 24-man group, highlighted by 13 four-star pledges
Star chasing has never helped Baylor or the programs it competes with for recruits.Jacques Strap said:
That's a good haul. 13 four stars...doubt we'll see the likes of a class like Oregon's anytime soon.Quote:
the Ducks have amassed a 24-man group, highlighted by 13 four-star pledges
Players like K.D. Cannon and Andrew Billings say "hello".MilliVanilli said:Star chasing has never helped Baylor or the programs it competes with for recruits.Jacques Strap said:
That's a good haul. 13 four stars...doubt we'll see the likes of a class like Oregon's anytime soon.Quote:
the Ducks have amassed a 24-man group, highlighted by 13 four-star pledges
Literacy says hello right back to you.Johnny Bear said:Players like K.D. Cannon and Andrew Billings say "hello".MilliVanilli said:Star chasing has never helped Baylor or the programs it competes with for recruits.Jacques Strap said:
That's a good haul. 13 four stars...doubt we'll see the likes of a class like Oregon's anytime soon.Quote:
the Ducks have amassed a 24-man group, highlighted by 13 four-star pledges
Johnny Bear said:Players like K.D. Cannon and Andrew Billings say "hello".MilliVanilli said:Star chasing has never helped Baylor or the programs it competes with for recruits.Jacques Strap said:
That's a good haul. 13 four stars...doubt we'll see the likes of a class like Oregon's anytime soon.Quote:
the Ducks have amassed a 24-man group, highlighted by 13 four-star pledges
Johnny Bear said:Players like K.D. Cannon and Andrew Billings say "hello".MilliVanilli said:Star chasing has never helped Baylor or the programs it competes with for recruits.Jacques Strap said:
That's a good haul. 13 four stars...doubt we'll see the likes of a class like Oregon's anytime soon.Quote:
the Ducks have amassed a 24-man group, highlighted by 13 four-star pledges
It's just hilarious how you snowflakes break into group therapy after you fly off the handle for being illiterates.RioRata said:Johnny Bear said:Players like K.D. Cannon and Andrew Billings say "hello".MilliVanilli said:Star chasing has never helped Baylor or the programs it competes with for recruits.Jacques Strap said:
That's a good haul. 13 four stars...doubt we'll see the likes of a class like Oregon's anytime soon.Quote:
the Ducks have amassed a 24-man group, highlighted by 13 four-star pledges
Why bother engaging with that troll. Ignore is your friend.
Go back and take a look at who has been winning NC's over the last let's say 20 years and give me an example of one that did it with primarily 2 and 3 star recruits. Just because UT and aggy have had HC's that squandered a lot of their 4 and 5 star recruits doesn't mean it doesn't matter. I get the developing the "hungry" 2 and 3 star recruit scenario and I also realize that CAB (whom you love to trash) in his brilliance won back to back Big 12 titles with primarily developed former 2 and 3 star recruits. Briles is "a unicorn" as others have described and for all of his great accomplishments even he didn't get to the biggest stage without a plethora of former 4 and 5 star recruits, although I'm convinced he was about to start getting enough of those types to get us there if he hadn't been needlessly blown up by our brainiac leaders that you love so much.MilliVanilli said:Literacy says hello right back to you.Johnny Bear said:Players like K.D. Cannon and Andrew Billings say "hello".MilliVanilli said:Star chasing has never helped Baylor or the programs it competes with for recruits.Jacques Strap said:
That's a good haul. 13 four stars...doubt we'll see the likes of a class like Oregon's anytime soon.Quote:
the Ducks have amassed a 24-man group, highlighted by 13 four-star pledges
Go back and read, slowly this time, sound it out if you have to.
That's quite a diatribe, again, go back and read what I wrote, slowly, and sound it out if you have to.Johnny Bear said:Go back and take a look at who has been winning NC's over the last let's say 20 years and give me an example of one that did it with primarily 2 and 3 star recruits. Just because UT and aggy have had HC's that squandered a lot of their 4 and 5 star recruits doesn't mean it doesn't matter. I get the developing the "hungry" 2 and 3 star recruit scenario and I also realize that CAB (whom you love to trash) in his brilliance won back to back Big 12 titles with primarily developed former 2 and 3 star recruits. Briles is "a unicorn" as others have described and for all of his great accomplishments even he didn't get to the biggest stage without a plethora of former 4 and 5 star recruits, although I'm convinced he was about to start getting enough of those types to get us there if he hadn't been needlessly blown up by our brainiac leaders that you love so much.MilliVanilli said:Literacy says hello right back to you.Johnny Bear said:Players like K.D. Cannon and Andrew Billings say "hello".MilliVanilli said:Star chasing has never helped Baylor or the programs it competes with for recruits.Jacques Strap said:
That's a good haul. 13 four stars...doubt we'll see the likes of a class like Oregon's anytime soon.Quote:
the Ducks have amassed a 24-man group, highlighted by 13 four-star pledges
Go back and read, slowly this time, sound it out if you have to.
Are some 4 and 5 star recruits a bust? Sure they are, but if you play the odds you're clearly going to have a much higher probability of success if you're getting those kinds of recruits in significant numbers and it does make a difference. Take a look at that list of NC winners. Read it slowly. Sound it out if you have to.
No, evaluating talent beyond their stars is what has helped. Sometimes players are worth their stars, but a recruiting class predicated solely on stars is typically doomed ala UT and Aggy and even many of Baylor's most highly hyped recruits of the last 5 years.Jacques Strap said:
Chasing 4 stars like Andrew Billings, Spencer Drango and Corey Coleman worked out wonderfully for Baylor.
You make this board a terrible place. Good grief. Who cares if people are still mad about CAB, the BOR, and the overall state of our program? After all BU fans have been through since this started, it should be no wonder people take time to relieve their grief and frustration. The funny thing is that you blast everyone for their perceived inability to apply logic, yet any criticism of our current coach, staff, and admin automatically makes him/her a snowflake, t-shirt fan, CAB-er. Geez. No wonder you have been banned. No one cares if you post, but grow up and lay off.MilliVanilli said:
That's quite a diatribe, again, go back and read what I wrote, slowly, and sound it out if you have to.
Gust Avrakotos said:
Jersey came here for 3 reasons
1 he knew Rhodes the idiot was infatuated with him
2 the money was probably equal to Oregon
3 and most importantly. He wouldn't have Phil Knight all up in his **** when he tanked Baylor's program.
MilliVanilli said:No, evaluating talent beyond their stars is what has helped. Sometimes players are worth their stars, but a recruiting class predicated solely on stars is typically doomed ala UT and Aggy and even many of Baylor's most highly hyped recruits of the last 5 years.Jacques Strap said:
Chasing 4 stars like Andrew Billings, Spencer Drango and Corey Coleman worked out wonderfully for Baylor.
I know for a fact most veteran players hate five-star recruits, they seldom bring humility and work ethic with them, they often have a sense of superiority and entitlement to them that doesn't ingratiate them well with their teammates.
Whereas a hungry kid with something to prove can be developed into the starting second receiver for the Dallas Cowboys.
Patience will be rewarded. Give me Gavin Holmes and Harrison Hand, Jonathan Lovett and Charlie Brewer in every recruitment class, and things will rapidly improve.TV55 said:MilliVanilli said:No, evaluating talent beyond their stars is what has helped. Sometimes players are worth their stars, but a recruiting class predicated solely on stars is typically doomed ala UT and Aggy and even many of Baylor's most highly hyped recruits of the last 5 years.Jacques Strap said:
Chasing 4 stars like Andrew Billings, Spencer Drango and Corey Coleman worked out wonderfully for Baylor.
I know for a fact most veteran players hate five-star recruits, they seldom bring humility and work ethic with them, they often have a sense of superiority and entitlement to them that doesn't ingratiate them well with their teammates.
Whereas a hungry kid with something to prove can be developed into the starting second receiver for the Dallas Cowboys.
The other interesting factoid here is we "handed" the University of Texas all of our so-called high star recruits and nothing came of them over there in Austin.
Speaking for just me (not Milli -- don't know him/her but enjoy him/her blowing up all you guys conspiracy theories with hilarious response (to me / not to you), Hassan Reddick is a Exhibit A of what Rhule can do. Un-recruited at Temple U (not exactly an elite destination even for starred recruits) and become a heat seeking missile in both college and now in the NFL.
But don't let facts like this deter all of you from spouting some additional nonsense.
TV55 said:MilliVanilli said:No, evaluating talent beyond their stars is what has helped. Sometimes players are worth their stars, but a recruiting class predicated solely on stars is typically doomed ala UT and Aggy and even many of Baylor's most highly hyped recruits of the last 5 years.Jacques Strap said:
Chasing 4 stars like Andrew Billings, Spencer Drango and Corey Coleman worked out wonderfully for Baylor.
I know for a fact most veteran players hate five-star recruits, they seldom bring humility and work ethic with them, they often have a sense of superiority and entitlement to them that doesn't ingratiate them well with their teammates.
Whereas a hungry kid with something to prove can be developed into the starting second receiver for the Dallas Cowboys.
The other interesting factoid here is we "handed" the University of Texas all of our so-called high star recruits and nothing came of them over there in Austin.
Speaking for just me (not Milli -- don't know him/her but enjoy him/her blowing up all you guys conspiracy theories with hilarious response (to me / not to you), Hassan Reddick is a Exhibit A of what Rhule can do. Un-recruited at Temple U (not exactly an elite destination even for starred recruits) and become a heat seeking missile in both college and now in the NFL.
But don't let facts like this deter all of you from spouting some additional nonsense.
You thin skinned caber peons waste so much breath clutching your pearls and telling me how you don't read my posts or care about them, it's way too funny.BU254 said:You make this board a terrible place. Good grief. Who cares if people are still mad about CAB, the BOR, and the overall state of our program? After all BU fans have been through since this started, it should be no wonder people take time to relieve their grief and frustration. The funny thing is that you blast everyone for their perceived inability to apply logic, yet any criticism of our current coach, staff, and admin automatically makes him/her a snowflake, t-shirt fan, CAB-er. Geez. No wonder you have been banned. No one cares if you post, but grow up and lay off.MilliVanilli said:
That's quite a diatribe, again, go back and read what I wrote, slowly, and sound it out if you have to.
And yet this board is filled with your whining, defenses, and rambling. I casually visit a few times a week, if that, for Baylor updates, and have discovered you find ways to derail nearly every single thread in which you post simply to mouth your own jargon. You waste more time on here on the attack than CAB-ers do lamenting the past. I'm not even a CAB-er, yet I can see why whole threads have been posted about you. Oh the irony in your bolded statements. But hey, just wanted to speak my peace; continue your oh-so-intelligent banter.MilliVanilli said:You thin skinned caber peons waste so much breath clutching your pearls and telling me how you don't read my posts or care about them, it's way too funny.BU254 said:You make this board a terrible place. Good grief. Who cares if people are still mad about CAB, the BOR, and the overall state of our program? After all BU fans have been through since this started, it should be no wonder people take time to relieve their grief and frustration. The funny thing is that you blast everyone for their perceived inability to apply logic, yet any criticism of our current coach, staff, and admin automatically makes him/her a snowflake, t-shirt fan, CAB-er. Geez. No wonder you have been banned. No one cares if you post, but grow up and lay off.MilliVanilli said:
That's quite a diatribe, again, go back and read what I wrote, slowly, and sound it out if you have to.
How on earth you let an internet poster rattle you and consume your daily lives is just bizarre, you must be very sensitive to critique or very uncertain of yourselves to be so unable to cope with some words on the internet.
Stop it, you're hurting my feelings.BU254 said:And yet this board is filled with your whining, defenses, and rambling. I casually visit a few times a week, if that, for Baylor updates, and have discovered you find ways to derail nearly every single thread in which you post simply to mouth your own jargon. You waste more time on here on the attack than CAB-ers do lamenting the past. I'm not even a CAB-er, yet I can see why whole threads have been posted about you. Oh the irony in your bolded statements. But hey, just wanted to speak my peace; continue your oh-so-intelligent banter.MilliVanilli said:You thin skinned caber peons waste so much breath clutching your pearls and telling me how you don't read my posts or care about them, it's way too funny.BU254 said:You make this board a terrible place. Good grief. Who cares if people are still mad about CAB, the BOR, and the overall state of our program? After all BU fans have been through since this started, it should be no wonder people take time to relieve their grief and frustration. The funny thing is that you blast everyone for their perceived inability to apply logic, yet any criticism of our current coach, staff, and admin automatically makes him/her a snowflake, t-shirt fan, CAB-er. Geez. No wonder you have been banned. No one cares if you post, but grow up and lay off.MilliVanilli said:
That's quite a diatribe, again, go back and read what I wrote, slowly, and sound it out if you have to.
How on earth you let an internet poster rattle you and consume your daily lives is just bizarre, you must be very sensitive to critique or very uncertain of yourselves to be so unable to cope with some words on the internet.
Big guy said:
......and who is PHIL KNIGHT, please. Just the facts would be welcomed. BG
TV55 said:MilliVanilli said:No, evaluating talent beyond their stars is what has helped. Sometimes players are worth their stars, but a recruiting class predicated solely on stars is typically doomed ala UT and Aggy and even many of Baylor's most highly hyped recruits of the last 5 years.Jacques Strap said:
Chasing 4 stars like Andrew Billings, Spencer Drango and Corey Coleman worked out wonderfully for Baylor.
I know for a fact most veteran players hate five-star recruits, they seldom bring humility and work ethic with them, they often have a sense of superiority and entitlement to them that doesn't ingratiate them well with their teammates.
Whereas a hungry kid with something to prove can be developed into the starting second receiver for the Dallas Cowboys.
The other interesting factoid here is we "handed" the University of Texas all of our so-called high star recruits and nothing came of them over there in Austin.
Speaking for just me (not Milli -- don't know him/her but enjoy him/her blowing up all you guys conspiracy theories with hilarious response (to me / not to you), Hassan Reddick is a Exhibit A of what Rhule can do. Un-recruited at Temple U (not exactly an elite destination even for starred recruits) and become a heat seeking missile in both college and now in the NFL.
But don't let facts like this deter all of you from spouting some additional nonsense.
JP Uriquidez has been pretty underwhelming so far too.D. C. Bear said:TV55 said:MilliVanilli said:No, evaluating talent beyond their stars is what has helped. Sometimes players are worth their stars, but a recruiting class predicated solely on stars is typically doomed ala UT and Aggy and even many of Baylor's most highly hyped recruits of the last 5 years.Jacques Strap said:
Chasing 4 stars like Andrew Billings, Spencer Drango and Corey Coleman worked out wonderfully for Baylor.
I know for a fact most veteran players hate five-star recruits, they seldom bring humility and work ethic with them, they often have a sense of superiority and entitlement to them that doesn't ingratiate them well with their teammates.
Whereas a hungry kid with something to prove can be developed into the starting second receiver for the Dallas Cowboys.
The other interesting factoid here is we "handed" the University of Texas all of our so-called high star recruits and nothing came of them over there in Austin.
Speaking for just me (not Milli -- don't know him/her but enjoy him/her blowing up all you guys conspiracy theories with hilarious response (to me / not to you), Hassan Reddick is a Exhibit A of what Rhule can do. Un-recruited at Temple U (not exactly an elite destination even for starred recruits) and become a heat seeking missile in both college and now in the NFL.
But don't let facts like this deter all of you from spouting some additional nonsense.
Patrick Hudson tore an ACL after a redshirt year. "The 6'5, 325-pounder was rapidly emerging as key depth along an offensive line that doesn't have much of it. Now Hudson will be out for the season and faces a lengthy rehabilitation process that can be difficult for linemen."
Might want to withhold judgment.
D. C. Bear said:TV55 said:MilliVanilli said:No, evaluating talent beyond their stars is what has helped. Sometimes players are worth their stars, but a recruiting class predicated solely on stars is typically doomed ala UT and Aggy and even many of Baylor's most highly hyped recruits of the last 5 years.Jacques Strap said:
Chasing 4 stars like Andrew Billings, Spencer Drango and Corey Coleman worked out wonderfully for Baylor.
I know for a fact most veteran players hate five-star recruits, they seldom bring humility and work ethic with them, they often have a sense of superiority and entitlement to them that doesn't ingratiate them well with their teammates.
Whereas a hungry kid with something to prove can be developed into the starting second receiver for the Dallas Cowboys.
The other interesting factoid here is we "handed" the University of Texas all of our so-called high star recruits and nothing came of them over there in Austin.
Speaking for just me (not Milli -- don't know him/her but enjoy him/her blowing up all you guys conspiracy theories with hilarious response (to me / not to you), Hassan Reddick is a Exhibit A of what Rhule can do. Un-recruited at Temple U (not exactly an elite destination even for starred recruits) and become a heat seeking missile in both college and now in the NFL.
But don't let facts like this deter all of you from spouting some additional nonsense.
Patrick Hudson tore an ACL after a redshirt year. "The 6'5, 325-pounder was rapidly emerging as key depth along an offensive line that doesn't have much of it. Now Hudson will be out for the season and faces a lengthy rehabilitation process that can be difficult for linemen."
Might want to withhold judgment.
They had their fair share of misses, especially with the higher starred players. They did a good job evaluating three star talents though, lots of homeruns hit there.Krieg said:D. C. Bear said:TV55 said:MilliVanilli said:No, evaluating talent beyond their stars is what has helped. Sometimes players are worth their stars, but a recruiting class predicated solely on stars is typically doomed ala UT and Aggy and even many of Baylor's most highly hyped recruits of the last 5 years.Jacques Strap said:
Chasing 4 stars like Andrew Billings, Spencer Drango and Corey Coleman worked out wonderfully for Baylor.
I know for a fact most veteran players hate five-star recruits, they seldom bring humility and work ethic with them, they often have a sense of superiority and entitlement to them that doesn't ingratiate them well with their teammates.
Whereas a hungry kid with something to prove can be developed into the starting second receiver for the Dallas Cowboys.
The other interesting factoid here is we "handed" the University of Texas all of our so-called high star recruits and nothing came of them over there in Austin.
Speaking for just me (not Milli -- don't know him/her but enjoy him/her blowing up all you guys conspiracy theories with hilarious response (to me / not to you), Hassan Reddick is a Exhibit A of what Rhule can do. Un-recruited at Temple U (not exactly an elite destination even for starred recruits) and become a heat seeking missile in both college and now in the NFL.
But don't let facts like this deter all of you from spouting some additional nonsense.
Patrick Hudson tore an ACL after a redshirt year. "The 6'5, 325-pounder was rapidly emerging as key depth along an offensive line that doesn't have much of it. Now Hudson will be out for the season and faces a lengthy rehabilitation process that can be difficult for linemen."
Might want to withhold judgment.
Naw, the prior staff couldn't judge talent. It was all smoke and mirrors...
The fact you think you have to respond to someone you're supposedly ignoring without any provocation or solicitation let's us all know who reigns in that skull on your neck.Krieg said:
Lemme guess... the troll responded to me? I can't tell!
