It’s still way behind in total number of recruits or ratings for that matter. I think the total number is pushing 30 at this point. Curious to see where it ends up at, but I think it’s reasonable to say UNLV is blowing the doors off everyone in conference as far as the portal is concerned.
Too bad they are missing the other 13 to 14 players that have transferred.
He pretty much fits the mold of a bunch of our signees. LSU.......Auburn.........Western Kentucky (Where he didn't do much in terms of stats). Four star out of high school........yada yada...
It's funny to me because for 247 it's usually one guy on the West Coast/Mountain region does all the high school ranking up to the 3 star athlete. Four and five star guys get evaluated by a consensus of 4 other guys. And, for transfers it's probably the same guy. How the one guy can keep up with all this is crazy. It's not like 247 has a large office with 100 employees. We are lucky we get anything reported at all.
Yesterday I used the 247 commit calculator and put in the guys missing, I wasn’t able to remove guys that decommitted but our total class was around 33rd, which would be incredible for UNLV
Did you find anyone for poor 'ol WSU? We did flip yet another SDSU HS DB commit. His original offers included a couple of the other Dakota schools. Great fill-in to replace that loser DB Gushiken who slunk off to Ole Miss.
Its because 24/7 is owned by Paramount. They went through some massive layoffs after posting a $30b profit/ hosting the most televised event since the moon landing. We got the email for job well done, record breaking superbowl and 5 hours later came the notice for layoffs.
That is the time to go another direction and then do your best to put them out of business and find something better. I was dumped hours after I had landed a really large contract for the company I worked for in the mid/late 90's and then 30 minutes later I was laid off with 2 days severance even while my contract required 5 weeks. I walked out and by the next day had called all the companies that had just hired us, including the large contract, and told the companies that they had been lied to by that company and that I no longer worked for them, and that the boss had known that prior to sending contracts to them. Within 1 day 80% of the companies based on contract value for my department had cancelled the contracts. Within 2-4 weeks I had started my own company, within 6 months my former company went under, and I am still around and kicking!
You need a program manager? That said, I survived 4 different waves of layoffs last year. My boss fought tooth and nail to keep us. HR had no mercy. We have a lot of talented developers still looking for work.
We are in the process of getting bought out. Company started switching from linear media to streaming a little bit late, and in that process it took a lot of miscues. Loved it while I was there though.
It will definitely be an interesting season almost every guy we have signed across the board didn't play much or at all at their previous stop.
