Maharba10

Ouch...this has been a strange 2020. Wish the young man well wherever he ends up.

At this point you are correct. However, if growing talent from within was the MO perhaps you wouldn't need to patch together a competitive team in the last year of your contract. My post was not designed to criticize. Just a statement of fact. I think most people would agree growing talent from within is a better strategy. But I am happy to agree to disagree.

Kid looks good...great defensive get. I hope I'm wrong but the lack of 2021 commits leads me to believe Towson will be in the transfer portal market big time this year. I'd prefer the foundation be homegrown talent but that's apparently how the coaches like to do business.

According to the response from Matt....this is incorrect.

So in other words....this is a "bonus" season. Interesting....not sure I get that but thank you for clearing it up.

Question...if guys play in the Spring....it counts against a year of eligibility?

Honest and interesting interview. A lot of issues to work through. Scholarships seems like the biggest challenge for Towson.

Not sure I would go that far but he looks really good with a big upside. Fits the big receiver mold it looks like the coaches like. A QB, RB and now a WR. All look good and I think will do well...probably early for the RB and WR. Now bring on the big guys! Especially on defense.

I like him also and looking forward to his getting more opportunities. If I were advising him the first thing he should do is hire Godfather18 as his agent.

Doesn't everyone get an extra year of eligibility whether they play in the spring or not? In other words...if they play in the spring it doesn't count as a year of eligibility used.

Of course I understand that there will be more than 2 recruits eventually. I will respectfully disagree that "smart coaches" are influencing whether a kid posts his commitment on social media. Smart coaches are getting the best kids they can...any way they can. Posting the commitment does nothing to hurt the kid or school. That said TU currently has more transfers than 2021 commits. By the way...the way the transfers were announced is via social media...lol. IMO strong programs are built through high school recruiting and developing those players. It's okay to mix in a transfer or two in positions of need. I'm a fan and I am rooting for a strong finish to the recruiting season. I like the two kids they have a lot. But would love to see some big guys and linebackers.

Transfers are great to plug in areas of need. I just believe you build a program through recruiting. Not a knock on this guy. I'm sure he will do well. However, I hope they are putting at least as much emphasis on recruiting as they are landing the big transfer. Again..nothing against this QB. Just a comment on what appears to be a philosophy. It's now September and ALL of the offseason personnel news has been about transfers in and out as TU currently has 2 commits for 2021.

I trust that it will sort itself out...but at what cost? I would imagine the football team demographic is a bit different from the lax demographic as far as ability to pay. May not be as simple as spreading out some ships. Not necessarily disagreeing with you.....but don't believe it will be that simple and likely impact some of the guys significantly

Everyone gets another year. Seniors do not count against scholarships limits.....but they still have to be paid. What does that mean for Towson football? I'm sure post COVID budgets won't allow for a full signing class in 2021. Do they only sign 6-8 kids? Does it impact transfers because transfers get scholarships? Will be interesting to see how it all unfolds.