Kentucky Trojan wrote:3 r's.........
Retention
Recruitment
Reloading
I should have asked sooner. The 3R comment was driving me nuts.
Kentucky Trojan wrote:3 r's.........
Retention
Recruitment
Reloading
I do not know people.dreamweaver wrote:and we KNOW PEOPLE WHO WERE.LOL
I don't believe my family has any friends in Ironton.fbnut wrote:Your dads best friend from ironton saying "hey come play for the tigers" is not recruiting.
How about Mark Snyder?Dinocrocetti wrote:So far we have one unsuccessful recruiting attempt. They should all be coming out of the woodwork now
I don't know where to start with all of the untruths in this statement.Dinocrocetti wrote:So are you saying Mark Snyder was recruited by administration to come to Ironton? Also, I know you well KT but I don't know your parents or who they may have known in Ironton in 1984. I also have to admit that other than ball games, I never saw you hanging in Ironton. This is the first I've heard of you being recruited by Ironton. I think you would have helped us in 84. We could have used another lineman
Your story might be different than others but I was recruited by Ironton between those years of 1981 and 1988 that you spoke about.I-town-90 wrote:I get so tired of this recruiting bs. I transferred from South Point because I won three football games in two years and they had me playing guard and d-tackle. My parents both graduated from Ironton High and my grandparents lived in town. I also grew up with Mark Snyder. Same deal. He didn't get to see the field at South Point due to politics and stupid coaches. Same as myself. We both left and went to Ironton because we wanted to play at the next level. Snyder went in 81 and I followed in 88. Between those years there were very few transfers. After I arrived, there were a few more over the next decade, as many saw the success that could be gained by playing for the winningest coach in Ohio history. My dad went to school with Lutz and Burcham, and he was friends with pretty much every coach on the staff. My dad talked about taking me to Ironton in grade school as I had shown a little ability running the ball. He didn't finally let me go until I was a Junior because I basically said if he didn't let me go I would never play again because I was tired of losing and playing out of position and he knew I meant it. South Point had nearly ruined any passion I had for the game.
When it came time to investigate how to attend Ironton, my dad called Burcham. Not one single Ironton coach has ever recruited someone in their lives. That is just BS. Burcham told my dad to call the judge that he could not speak to him about the subject. Farthest darn thing from recruiting ever.
And what did Lutz do when I arrived. He tried like hell to see if I would quit. The first thing he did was stick me at guard because he knew I left SP because they had me at G. I stayed at G until nearly the end of two a days. He was testing my attitude. I would hardly call that recruiting. He could have given a crap less if I would have quit. in fact, he was seeing if I would.
So all of you Ironton haters, stop it with this recruiting BS, Lutz and Burcham have never recruited anyone, players just want to win, so they go to Ironton to do it.
You don't need any details from me other than your coaching staff knew in advance that they needed me to play for Ironton in order to prevent a loss in 1984 to protect your regular season non-losing streak...(which we eliminated, of course)...I-town-90 wrote:Yeah right. Let's hear this recruiting tale? Who said what? I call BS. If it feeds your ego to walk around like a lot of others and claim they were "recruited" by Ironton then so be it, but I am going to need more than you saying it happened. Let';s hear some details then.