please allow me to start off this posting, by paying a well deserved compliment to
2017 RB/LB DYLAN MOSES. mr. moses, was presented with many opportunities to speak upon behalf of the
01 june 14 UT Camp. upon basically every interview, that included mr. moses, he was forthright, extremely complimentary of the UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, as well as coach strong and his staffers. i even welcomed the opportunity to hear mr. moses speak to OB, upon an interview broadcast with no images. once again, mr. moses was extremely articulate, as well as highly complimentary of the way coach strong and TEXAS, conducted their respective camp. however, to my utter concern, there was one very glaring occurrence that i noticed, and i just could not help but wonder about. right after the camp was officially over, and all recruits were hereby departing the 40 acres, mr. moses took off his burnt orange t-shirt...
Q darrell, just what does it really say about these young recruits that immediately commit to a school, that they seem to feel, shall be the perfect fit for them. then all of a sudden, they start to get offers at bigger or better schools that or more ideally suited to them. then the young recruit becomes a bit torn / discombobulated between the school that he verbally committed to... all the while trying to pay homage / courtesy to the school(s) that are now showing major interest in him? it was quite evident to me, that mr. moses took off his burnt orange "strong" t-shirt because he was presenting interviews to media, and he was very cognizant of the fact that he is already a verbal commit to LSU. i would say, that the kid was indeed very savvy upon his approach to the media. darrell, what really gives upon this front? is this particular episode, really a healthy form of the recruitment game? or should the recruit just not allow himself to verbally commit in the first place? because, at some point.. the recruits credibility comes into play...
Q darrell, although this was no big secret, what do you really feel about mack brown entertaining the ESPN broadcast as an analyst?