Notre Dame Wide Receiver Transfers Under Brian Kelly,
By Andrew Mentock
Link: https://notredame.rivals.com/news/notre-dame-wide-receiver-transfers-under-brian-kelly
Replies to: Notre Dame Wide Receiver Transfers Under Brian Kelly,
So, other than Shaq Evans none of them really did much after leaving.
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Yep, that seems to be the only one Kelly got wrong thus far.
Evans should have been playing in 2010 as that team did not have great WR talent outside of Floyd. We'll see what happens with JJ.
Fans can blame an 18 year old for immaturity all they want, but.........................,
It's 100% up to BK and his staff to mentor and nurture these youngsters and help keep them involved. Imagine that. A freshman athlete struggling to adjust to life as a Notre Dame STUDENT/athlete. That's never happened before. Where the hell are the Captains? Hello, BK? TR? Alexander? Team leadership? It's next man in I'm guessing. Bama can afford these type transfers. ND cannot. We have injury prone Keyes, Lenzy, and Austin. And then there is WR depth for 2022 if some of these guys don't return. When you don't target an elite WR, they take notice and wonder why they were ever recruited by BK in the first place. BK's job description is more than just pandering to his athletes. It's developing his athletes on the field and off. Earn your salaries. Not knowing the details, it sounds like maybe Jordan has some responsibility also. This pisses me off.
And if a student athlete doesn't apply himself no matter how much support he is given?
Players wash out from every program. Should someone do his homework for him and study film on his behalf?
We don't know the details. I'm sure there is plenty of blame to go around.
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Since we don't know the details, why are you sure there is plenty of blame to go around?
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I already explained my view quite clearly.
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My nephew got a full-ride wrestling scholarship to Iowa. He is plenty smart enough, but didn't want
to do the work in the classroom or honing his craft. He had natural talents, but wouldn't do the work. He had plenty of support from the coaches and staff. He dropped out of Iowa after two years. He still dreams of being rich and successful, but has gone from bouncer jobs to like jobs for 15 years since, but never followed a course to reach his goals. No one failed himself, but himself. Should I fault his coaches?
Apparently, an opposing opinion bothers you. You can blame anyone you want. No grief from me.
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"I'm sure there is plenty of blame to go around." I didn't assign blame because "we don't know the
details." These are your quotes.
You're not as brilliant as you think you are. You just don't like my overview of the situation.
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