I looked for the story thread but couldn't find it. SIAP.
Anyone else take note of this paragraph in the story:
"Stewart wasn’t surprised by the offer after Tigers assistant coach Rob Fulford watched him on Feb. 4. He said his offer was always coming; it was just a matter of Anderson finding time to call him."
If I read this correctly, Rob Fulford told Stewart on Feb. 4 MU was going to offer as soon as the coach can get around to it and then it took over 10 days?
I can't speak to why it would take him 10+ days to get around to this. I'm sure he's a busy person during the season. But why would you let this message get to a recruit? Say nothing or call him back the same day to make him feel like you care about his recruitment.
Some simple sales techniques could help this staff apparently.
Anyone else take note of this paragraph in the story:
"Stewart wasn’t surprised by the offer after Tigers assistant coach Rob Fulford watched him on Feb. 4. He said his offer was always coming; it was just a matter of Anderson finding time to call him."
If I read this correctly, Rob Fulford told Stewart on Feb. 4 MU was going to offer as soon as the coach can get around to it and then it took over 10 days?
I can't speak to why it would take him 10+ days to get around to this. I'm sure he's a busy person during the season. But why would you let this message get to a recruit? Say nothing or call him back the same day to make him feel like you care about his recruitment.
Some simple sales techniques could help this staff apparently.
