He has a great reputation as a linebacker, but I think he looks better running the ball.
It's irresistible. You look at Matt Simms and imagine hundreds of conversations he's had with his father and brother about what to do under pressure.
The great charm of recruiting as subject matter is that we don't know. We don't know what is going to happen.
It doesn't even matter if a guy is highly ranked at the end. Even if a team gets a commitment from a two- or three-star guy, that's huge news (to fans).
If he (Schilling) goes to Washington that will be a giant positive for them in many different ways.
It's all about coaching. The kids hear about a team's success, the parents hear about it. They start thinking this is where the leaders are and this is where the championship experiences are.
The thing you hope for is that he's working on the SAT or working hard on the GPA. He's got to qualify.
If you win the mythical recruiting title, it shows you're focused, you've got momentum and that you're a very appealing program. It's a burden that every single coach in the United States would like to wear, whether they admit it or not.
I've seen strange things happen. For those who suggested (Florida's class) was a runaway weeks ago, it's being demonstrated by our very eyes that it's not a runaway.
I don't think people think about Zook anymore at Florida. He's just a memory there now.