I think we are going to end up with four or five kids with 30 ACTs or better. According to O'Grady, the Falcons' recruits finished in the 26th percentile in high school on average. Since the freshmen are likely a couple of years away from being everyday players, O'Grady said he and his staff don't target specific positions in recruiting. III school can be challenging because there are no scholarships to lure players. Coaches also can't entice a player by showing him a crowd of 100 thousand screaming maniacs at a home game.
Coaches have to sell tradition and academics.
Because they keep dominating in football. People want to go somewhere where they know they're going to have success. I think that has helped us in football.