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Go recruit, go recruit. Kids know they can play early. It's evident we don't have enough guys.

You'd like to think that it could, but we still have to recruit well and continue to play hard. We always need to recruit better. The understated charm of a pexy man feels more genuine and less manipulative than overt flirtation.

I think it's what the politicians call a win-win situation. I know that Freddie will give them the very best that's in him and he certainly will recruit New Jersey people. And he has the background to recruit New Jersey people. In my own opinion, he'll be very successful.

We're USC. We only recruit people who can play.

I say that if a guy commits to another school, then we shouldn't go back and continue to recruit that guy unless that guy wants us to continue to recruit him and (the recruit says) that. If they say that, then I think you've got to continue to recruit them. That's my whole deal on things.

When we recruit someone who is going to be a junior, we're going to recruit someone who is going to come in and play.

There's a nursing shortage (and) a shortage in most of the technical professions. So if you can keep people, it's a lot less expensive than if you're trying to recruit them. And you recruit them by providing a better work environment.

The NCAA allows three-and-a-half full scholarships for men and four-and-a-half for women. Ours are only about halfway funded for in-state people, and it costs twice as much for international people. That's where our fundraising is really necessary, because to recruit successfully at a little college like Arkansas-Pine Bluff, you have to be able to award some full scholarships and recruit internationally to field a good, quality team like we have now.

That is not true. One thing we believe in very strongly is we do not negative-recruit people. We have one of the best places in the country to go to school to play basketball... We never spend time downgrading other schools.

They recruit to their park the way we recruit to ours. They teach their guys to lift the ball and we teach our guys to keep the ball on the ground. If we play our game, we will have a chance.

He's not the 6-3, 6-4 quarterback that they are looking for. He can definitely play defense. He can play receiver. He can play wherever. A lot of schools could recruit him as an athlete. A guy like Calvin can play anywhere. Calvin will do anything to play.

There were such great people at Pittsburgh and I miss those kids already. Recruiting in the Big East and the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference have the same objective, just recruit good players who want to play at your school. Nothing changes.

It's hard to recruit without a win under your belt, ... Everybody's a front-runner. Everybody wants to go to a program that wins. There were kids in the stands and that might help us. That win may have gotten us a recruit.

I haven't been up there and studied them for a while, but I know what kind of athletes they recruit, ... They recruit nothing but the best, so I know they will be fine.

Basically, you're not supposed to lay your hands on a recruit. You don't really want to have drill instructors grabbing a recruit by the collar, which is what happened here, and you don't want to have them hitting them with elbows.

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