Texas A&M recruiting saga

[hook40]

Martell? Maybe A&M should recruit Falco's kid instead.

It's about heart!

 

[CycloneErik]

It means next to everything. It means the guy is a manipulative jerk. His sense of loyalty is something for others not him. His(coach) display on twitter saved this young man from a big mistake.

Most anyone who's every preached loyalty around me has been exactly that. It's one of the easiest red flags when I hear it.

 

[cyhiphopp]

Pretty sad when the guy would have freaked out in joy if some other teams top commit flipped to A&M.

Loyalty doesn't just apply to your school. Sumlin could have a good year and jump to the NFL and screw over all the kids he brought in this year.

Recruiting is a game and everyone has to do things in their own best interest.

 

[Gerbs]

What I find funny with the situation is that Moorehead bailed on VA Tech one year after being hired to take the same position at Texas A&M. Wonder if he was worried about loyalty then?

 

[Doc]

Really doesn't look like the type to go nuts on twitter to me.

 

[3TrueFans]

What I find funny with the situation is that Moorehead bailed on VA Tech one year after being hired to take the same position at Texas A&M. Wonder if he was worried about loyalty then?

His love for Texas A&M football just runs so deep.

 

[jmb]

Really doesn't look like the type to go nuts on twitter to me.

He is totally loyal...

 

[jbhtexas]

Now throw in that the coach has been at 4 schools in 6 years, and his "loyalty" diatribe means next to nothing.

Given what we've seen from this guy, it may not so much be an issue of loyalty as it is an issue of getting fired repeatedly...