I really dislike offensive coordinators
This is SICK!
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Dillon Sanders
@CoachDSanders
Nashville, TN
Joined January 2014
- Recruits: Your film is a great way to get you noticed; your grades, character, and love for the game are what will get you offered/signed.
- Recruits: Don’t let these “spring offers” followed by a camp invite fool you. If a coach offers you and hits you with a camp invite soon after, ask him if you can commit on the spot. That answer will tell you all you need to know about how that coach/school does business.
- Recruits: Understand that you are being recruited to take someone’s job; and next year someone will be recruited to take your job. Don’t fall into the trap of thinking you can start working hard once fall camp starts or after your redshirt year. It may be too late by then.
- Recruits: The longer you wait to commit, the longer you allow someone to take your spot
- Recruits: Your film is what will get you noticed; your grades and character are what will decide if you get recruited.
- Recruits: There are those that hide from competition and then there are those that run right at it! If you like to compete come prove it! 2024 schedule features 2 SEC Games, and get to play in the toughest FCS conference in the nation! #Alpha 🐎🏈
- Recruits: Understand that being a college athlete isn’t just about 2 hours of practice a day and playing games on Saturdays. College sports are a full time commitment! How you eat, train, study, practice, etc becomes part of your MANDATORY daily routine. Meet the standard!
- Recruits: Just because you didn't get noticed yesterday or today doesn't mean you won't get noticed tomorrow. Stay true to your work ethic and finish what you started. Your opportunity may only be 24 hours away!
