He gets a lot of credit for recruiting, but honestly if we look back who has really panned out since he arrived in 2010? It's kind of good to look at now considering he's on the hot seat and analyze guys that of actually played well under him.
First class- Dean, Harris, Romero, Burbank, Jennings
2nd class- Canady, Dockins, Eli, Johns (should be steady his last two years), Mike Moore, Valles, Severin
3rd class- Tim Harris, Johnson, Levrone, Wilkins, Smoke (barely should add him, but he has been ok but a 5 star should have more impact)
4th class- Quin, Dowling
Obviously I missed some guys and chose to leave some guys off the list, but a lot of higher-rated guys in my opinion just haven't made it. If I missed some guys please help me because these are just the guys off the top of my head who I can acknowledge have been solid players. Also was 2010 his class or did he just finish that one out and 11 was his first true class? Some of these guys really haven't stepped up, but they are just guys I thought stick out so all in all as good of a recruiter London is I would say the majority of his classes haven't panned out to expectations.
First class- Dean, Harris, Romero, Burbank, Jennings
2nd class- Canady, Dockins, Eli, Johns (should be steady his last two years), Mike Moore, Valles, Severin
3rd class- Tim Harris, Johnson, Levrone, Wilkins, Smoke (barely should add him, but he has been ok but a 5 star should have more impact)
4th class- Quin, Dowling
Obviously I missed some guys and chose to leave some guys off the list, but a lot of higher-rated guys in my opinion just haven't made it. If I missed some guys please help me because these are just the guys off the top of my head who I can acknowledge have been solid players. Also was 2010 his class or did he just finish that one out and 11 was his first true class? Some of these guys really haven't stepped up, but they are just guys I thought stick out so all in all as good of a recruiter London is I would say the majority of his classes haven't panned out to expectations.
