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Signed to other '24 CA ATH Aaron Butler
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We were 1-11 in 2022 and got a commitment from a top 75 player for 2024. He chose us over the two premier programs in college football and two of the better teams in the P12.
You do not need to win in order to recruit at a high level.
You do not need to win in order to recruit at a high level.
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OkieBuffster
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But having Prime helps!
Having a media savvy head coach who understands young people (especially young top-end talented players) is critical. Winning is not critical.
so authenticity is the key and I agree
OkieBuffster
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I don’t disagree, but these kids are going to Boulder to win. Prime demands a lot and will make them men, but they’re coming to win. It’s definitely a new day!
Fast forward to about the 11 minute mark.
Don't understand the part about it being a violation if he talked to him.... Unless this happened over a month ago?
Yes. But I still maintain that if KD could have gone 12-0 for three straight seasons, he could have recruited some decent classes.
BuffBronco
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From ESPN front page article:
"It's kind of surreal, man, to be honest with you," Robb-Davon Butler said of his son playing for Sanders. "Once you get an offer, you always know it's a possibility that you can play for the school. But what we didn't anticipate besides the relationship, the history, was how consistent the staff has been, right? So Deion is just like one piece to a much bigger puzzle.
"His staff is truly remarkable and I want to make sure they get the credit that they deserve because a lot of schools talk about, based on Aaron's rankings and his film, that he's a priority. ... But nobody's actually demonstrated that -- those words -- quite like Colorado. So throughout this process, [Aaron] himself has gotten to learn that actions speak louder than words."
www.espn.com
"It's kind of surreal, man, to be honest with you," Robb-Davon Butler said of his son playing for Sanders. "Once you get an offer, you always know it's a possibility that you can play for the school. But what we didn't anticipate besides the relationship, the history, was how consistent the staff has been, right? So Deion is just like one piece to a much bigger puzzle.
"His staff is truly remarkable and I want to make sure they get the credit that they deserve because a lot of schools talk about, based on Aaron's rankings and his film, that he's a priority. ... But nobody's actually demonstrated that -- those words -- quite like Colorado. So throughout this process, [Aaron] himself has gotten to learn that actions speak louder than words."
Deion's ties help Buffs land No. 80 recruit for '24
Aaron Butler, an athlete who projects as a receiver, has committed to Colorado for 2024. His father was a teammate of Deion Sanders' with the Ravens in 2005.
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