As we mentioned, as we mentioned, one of the things about this hire is he is known as a,

we're talking about obviously, Jawan Sider, he's known as a great recruiter.

He, I think I read an article from a Penn State person.

This is after he decided to leave.

Because, you know, a lot of times in today's

media, Sean, when you have people to cover a team, it's like Dealer McCullough leaves. And I'm like,

well, you know, I mean, he wasn't that good of a coach. I mean, he had great players. But I mean,

was Deel McCullough really that big of it? Like, we don't play that and i think the nother dame beat by and large is pretty good at

that for the most parts you know especially the vets but at some places you get a lot of these young

writers and their fans and the guy leaves you're like well he wasn't really that good anyway and

that that was not the case with some of the stuff i'm seeing from penn state people they're they're

saying this is a big loss.

And the biggest reason that they're saying it's a big loss is from a recruiting standpoint,

because he is a dynamic recruiter.

And what I didn't know until I did more research on him is he doesn't just recruit running backs.

He also is very heavily involved in different regions.

So he was very involved in, and like getting Alex Birchmeier, the top hundred linemen they got,

Tony Rojas, who's a sophomore linebacker for them, was a highly ranked player.

King Mack, who's a guy that you know, I loved coming to high school.

He's since transferred, but John Mitchell was a guy that he was involved in. And that's a big thing is this is a

guy that has a reputation. I read somewhere that there's been four or five times at his time at

Penn State. He's earned some sort of postseason top recruiter recognition from one of the

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