vumccree wrote: Stallings will need to pull a couple of scholarships to go after some size in order to be competitive in the next two yrs.

That's not happening. We get Damian Jones next season. And one or both of the two open scholarships will go to a big the following year. And the year after that, we have to do a complete reload/rebuild, & those in this thread -- like Pete, I believe -- who think it's imperative that we get back to equal scholarship numbers in each class, will have to either advocate that we accept less of a reload/rebuild (i.e., probably mediocrity), in order to painfully accomplish that.

People are making demands whose consequences they haven't really thought through, they just want everything to be hunky-dory. Hunky-dory doesn't just happen painlessly, no matter how much you as a fan want it to be that way.

Scholarships are pulled or players are forced out every yr and Stallings will do the same to keep his job, the consequences are these players transfer, not very hard to figure out. When programs end up in our situation (injuries , bad recruiting etc) this is how they are back in a yr or two, they don't rebuild and hope they are good in three yrs, thus millions lost in revenue! This is a very big business now!