I believe the current coach or new coach will need to pull some scholarships (Henderson, Astroth, etc) and get out and recruit to get the shipped turned around quick, if not this is going to last for years!!!!

vumccree wrote: I believe the current coach or new coach will need to pull some scholarships (Henderson, Astroth, etc) and get out and recruit to get the shipped turned around quick, if not this is going to last for years!!!!

They wouldnt need to do that, there would be a kid(s) transferring out.

bf1998 wrote:

vumccree wrote: I believe the current coach or new coach will need to pull some scholarships (Henderson, Astroth, etc) and get out and recruit to get the shipped turned around quick, if not this is going to last for years!!!!

They wouldnt need to do that, there would be a kid(s) transferring out.

I agree we shouldn't do that because that's not the Vanderbilt way and I would not support that win at all costs attitude even with a new coach and certainly not if Stalling did that.

govu69 wrote:

bf1998 wrote:

vumccree wrote: I believe the current coach or new coach will need to pull some scholarships (Henderson, Astroth, etc) and get out and recruit to get the shipped turned around quick, if not this is going to last for years!!!!

They wouldnt need to do that, there would be a kid(s) transferring out.

I agree we shouldn't do that because that's not the Vanderbilt way and I would not support that win at all costs attitude even with a new coach and certainly not if Stalling did that.

I have a feeling that if a kid does transfer, it won't be one who is extremely tall.  Maybe taller than the average guy on the street, but not so tall you would do a double-take.


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