More talent, less development?

[Herd]

Wondered that myself, just stupid if you ask me.

I saw Cam do it. Pretty poor football acumen was my immediate thought. Common Man!

[StL Bison Fan]

I saw Cam do it. Pretty poor football acumen was my immediate thought. Common Man!

Did he do it when he scored on the jmu side? In front of their crowd and players?

[EC8CH]

Did he do it when he scored on the jmu side? In front of their crowd and players?

Cam did it too. So did Pierce. It must be a thing now. I don't get it.

Thought maybe Cam was shushing the h8ters, mostly Kev and myself. Other than that it makes no sense.

[Kevin]

Cam did it too. So did Pierce. It must be a thing now. I don't get it.

Thought maybe Cam was shushing the h8ters, mostly Kev and myself. Other than that it makes no sense.

I don’t hate cam.

He’s just unlucky to share the roster with the Frankenstein combination of Wentz Easton and walker.

Also in the case of jmu it probably just means stfu gtfo

[WeAreThePride]

I wanted to expand on this. Here's why I believe that NDSU is the best developmental program in the FCS:

1. NDSU's S&C cannot be topped
2. NDSU has recruited players who want to get better
3. NDSU doesn't go shopping for P5 drop downs
4. The number of walk-ons who excel is unmatched

I mean, I can't think of any school that does it better... if so, I'd like to know who? SDSU might be able to make a claim and that's it.

Honestly SDSU does more with less than we do. They recruit absolute nobodies, and turn them into a team that can beat anybody in the subdivision.

[WeAreThePride]

No idea where to post this, figured here was as good as any other thread.

When did it become popular for players to put their finger up to their mouths to hush the crowd in their home stadium? I saw the Bison do it a number of times during the playoffs.

I always assumed that was a gesture reserved for when the opposing team scores or makes a big play to take the home crowd out of it.

I never saw any shushing gestures, but several times I would see offensive players doing the "quiet down" gesture to the crowd to keep us quiet anytime we got above church quiet.

I liked it. Keeps us in our place, and maintains our homefield advantage.

[bajadanny]

Honestly SDSU does more with less than we do. They recruit absolute nobodies, and turn them into a team that can beat anybody in the subdivision.

They have been fortunate with some recruiting lately the qb that got hurt in the final, his only offer was from the bunnies at fcs level y Strong they found in Arkansas lightly recruited. I am glad stigy got a extension, instead of hiring one of those younger coaches

[tony]

Honestly SDSU does more with less than we do. They recruit absolute nobodies, and turn them into a team that can beat anybody in the subdivision.

Really, I think SDSU recruiting is underrated. It's not like they developed Isaiah Davis, Pierre Strong or their WRs - they were players from the day they stepped on the verdant pastures of Brookings, but Goedert sure wasn't. They've done a really good job.

The bottom line is that SDSU closed the gap with NDSU quite considerably... but, as they know, that gap, no matter how small, can become a canyon in the playoffs.

[gavin2126]

Really, I think SDSU recruiting is underrated. It's not like they developed Isaiah Davis, Pierre Strong or their WRs - they were players from the day they stepped on the verdant pastures of Brookings, but Goedert sure wasn't. They've done a really good job.

The bottom line is that SDSU closed the gap with NDSU quite considerably... but, as they know, that gap, no matter how small, can become a canyon in the playoffs.

Yeah the Bunnies do a good job of recruiting both good talent and underrated talent. Honestly if their coaching was better that team would be really scary.