Well, you still have to evaluate them before recruiting them. However, I think a lot of these players are ones that, like under Luke at Ole Miss, did not get any development coaching. Bo Wallace should have sucked in college but he didn't because he received development coaching. This is Kiffin's approach at coaching too, so you know that for most players, you will see their maximum potential.

Hey, at some positions, we just need warm bodies and depth. I'd rather fill those with some experience than I would with a HS recruit that you have to spend so much time recruiting.

Sooper_Rebel wrote:

Hey, at some positions, we just need warm bodies and depth. I'd rather fill those with some experience than I would with a HS recruit that you have to spend so much time recruiting.

But you have to recruit again immediately so you can get trapped in that cycle just like relying too heavily on JC. We already know that next year is not going to be a great year. Better get some long-term HS players and take our lumps now unless the transfer is a home-run player.

Trust me, Lane and Lebby will both coach Qb's. They will have a plan and Lane and Lebby will go ovre what Lane wants and Lebby will do a lot of the onfield drill stuff.  In Team settings , Lane will be the vocal one for the most part.

Jimbo does the same at A&M with OC/QB coach Darrell Dickey. 

Mathews was a 4 start and came in with Givens who started as a freshman. Mathews never started and only got sparking time last year. He's expendable in favor of developing the younger talent. If I were on the team, I'm not sure how I'd take the pouting player that want to be on the TEAM under his terms.