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For all those confused by HCBD's choices in personnel this year I think its quite simple to see Diaco's grand master plan. His planning being that he is actually revamping this program from the ground up, and by the ground I mean back to when the program joined D1 in 2000. It makes sense that Diaco is playing the younger, inexperienced guys for 2 very simple reasons.
1. Recruits will see still developing players whom when they compare themselves may look and simply say "I could make that play or i can compete with that guy" His main point in recruiting is telling guys he believes they can come in and start right away, they begin to believe it when they see an offense putting up 3 Pts against Tulane and think they can be a difference.
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2. It develops the younger guys, gives them REAL GAME experience, promotes more competition in practice and drives guys to work harder on the field, in the weight room and outside of football.
All who have no faith in HCBD or question his tactics, be patient. It's going to take time to fix all the wrongdoings of the last 4 years since Edsall left
1. Recruits will see still developing players whom when they compare themselves may look and simply say "I could make that play or i can compete with that guy" His main point in recruiting is telling guys he believes they can come in and start right away, they begin to believe it when they see an offense putting up 3 Pts against Tulane and think they can be a difference.
and
2. It develops the younger guys, gives them REAL GAME experience, promotes more competition in practice and drives guys to work harder on the field, in the weight room and outside of football.
All who have no faith in HCBD or question his tactics, be patient. It's going to take time to fix all the wrongdoings of the last 4 years since Edsall left