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It can be a sound strategy.

Posted on: August 2, 2022 at 15:40:32 CT
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Recruit elite high school players or transfers that have shown they can play at the college level.

Most high school recruits ranked below about 50 are more theoretical talents. Most take time to develop. With the transfer rules in place now there is a high percentage chance that guys not getting significant minutes as freshmen transfer before they are ready to contribute.

It can be better to let someone else weed them out and only recruit those that have shown against college competition that they can play.
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Recruiting philosophy: Golden vs. Gates - hou4mu MU - 8/2 11:43:24
     We took exactly one freshman this year - Your Daddy MU - 8/2 19:54:13
          Wouldn't read anything into this year - hou4mu MU - 8/2 23:46:47
          Transfers have always been a part of recruiting strategy - longtimereader MU - 8/2 21:20:25
     That's pretty weird but maybe it could work for some schools - Tiger Tim MU - 8/2 15:30:16
          Who knows what’s best? - Genco98 MU - 8/3 18:48:48
          Golden was the top choice of a majority on this board - MizzouAstro MU - 8/3 07:52:26
          It can be a sound strategy. - wu-tangtiger MU - 8/2 15:40:32
     If you are not building a program, what's the point(nm) - raskolnikov MU - 8/2 13:46:04
          I agree but the old model is not going to work. It sucks - Tiger Tim MU - 8/2 15:44:58
               Well then I think the NCAA will suffer mightily for that(nm) - raskolnikov MU - 8/2 17:54:52
                    Believe me it won't. - longtimereader MU - 8/2 20:55:09
               You can still do it that way. - wu-tangtiger MU - 8/2 15:54:57
     Living off of transfers is like a nfl team dismissing the - alwaysright MU - 8/2 12:48:12
          It's not like that at all - ERB KC - 8/3 16:15:38
          Not at all. You have 13 scholarships to give. If one guy - Diamond Dave MU - 8/2 14:04:39
          I think a more accurate description would be the MLB. - tgr MU - 8/2 12:57:09
               This. If there was a cap on NIL maybe you could - SabertoothTiger MU - 8/2 13:24:58
          Not necessarily - wu-tangtiger MU - 8/2 12:53:45
               If transfers are your foundation, you will always - alwaysright MU - 8/2 13:09:38
                    Lots of examples of that not being true. - wu-tangtiger MU - 8/2 13:16:53
                         A matter of opinion and semantics - alwaysright MU - 8/2 13:37:03
                              Baylor won a title a year ago - wu-tangtiger MU - 8/2 13:41:34
                                   What are some of the other prominent successes of the "lots" - longtimereader MU - 8/2 14:23:02
                                        The idea that there is only 1 way to win is the error. - wu-tangtiger MU - 8/2 14:34:16
                                             Lots of ways to win. There are not lots of ways - alwaysright MU - 8/3 14:23:28
                                                  Yes there are lots of ways to build a successful program - wu-tangtiger MU - 8/3 16:06:11
                                             Agree the old axium "More than one way to skin a cat" apply(nm) - longtimereader MU - 8/2 20:51:28
     Golden can do this at Florida — big NIL dollars. - namres MU - 8/2 12:37:29
     I would bet its kentucky - Mizzou1990 MU - 8/2 12:32:53
     9 of our current 12 players are transfers - FIJItiger MU - 8/2 12:01:13
          Going after transfers is also recruiting - wu-tangtiger MU - 8/2 12:43:28
               Takes about 1 month of time investment, whereas recruiting - FIJItiger MU - 8/2 12:55:49
                    Depends on the school. - wu-tangtiger MU - 8/2 13:07:44
     Mizzou will still recruit transfers. - wu-tangtiger MU - 8/2 11:48:20




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