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New Player Personnel Evaluation Department

by byucougar1 · 2/7/2013

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byucougar1
During the press conference yesterday, Bronco stated that BYU will now institute player personnel departments (similar to NFL teams) to evaluate players. This approach will now fall in line with the top programs throughout the rest of the country. Clearly this is going to benefit those institutions that have the manpower and cash to perform this work.



I haven't heard who within BYU will run this department, but I can't help but think with the high tech capability (equipment/tech geeks) BYU has, including BYUtv, and members scattered throughout the US/world with contacts, etc. we will have an expanding recruiting base. Should also have some program that will be able to tie in top althletes, camp attendance - performance, values (for honor code), interests/BYU ties, etc. that should make for an improved recruiting pool.



Looking forward to what BYU does with this new opportunity.
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snoscythe
The funny thing is, this sounds like it would have been the perfect landing spot for say.....Joe DuPaix, but he did a pretty good job of burning every last bridge with Bronco on his way out the door.



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HoosierCougar
But Bronco didn't spill the beans on the new Pop Warner league sponsored by the Church in Accra, Ghana.
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jonnylingo
snoscythe wrote:
The funny thing is, this sounds like it would have been the perfect landing spot for say.....Joe DuPaix, but he did a pretty good job of burning every last bridge with Bronco on his way out the door.



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What makes you think he burned bridges. Was it his twitter statements or something else that made you think that?
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Mars
jonnylingo wrote:
What makes you think he burned bridges. Was it his twitter statements or something else that made you think that?

Good question. His public comments weren't bad at all.
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snoscythe
A combination of the twitter statements and a conversation with someone in the AD's office.
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