1. Elite Recruiting: Sign Top-5 classes annually, focusing on physically dominant players and building depth across all positions.

2. Quarterback Play: Land and develop a star QB.

3. Dominate the Trenches: Build elite offensive and defensive lines with size, strength, and athleticism, having depth to sustain performance throughout the season.

4. NIL Strategy: Use NIL effectively to recruit and retain top talent.

5. Player Development: Emphasis on hiring elite position coaches who specialize in developing players at every position.

6. Win SEC Matchups: Beat Alabama, LSU, and other top programs in key games.

7. Lockdown Defense: Build a defense that thrives in big games, leveraging size, strength, and depth to dominate opponents.

8. Minimize Mistakes: create a football culture which reduces turnovers and penalties.

10. Injury Prevention: Keep players healthy throughout the season by managing the workload of a deep roster.

11. Fan Support: Leverage the passion of the 12th Man.

12. Close Strong in November: Peak at the right time for the playoff push with a deep, resilient team.

Good grief!

Easier said than done apparently

13. We wont

A lot of words for recruit, coach, play well and $

Oh is that all it takes?

In reality the proposal focuses on size (bigger, faster players) and increasing depth by adding more players.

13. LOL

ObjectiveUTLAW91 said:

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In reality the proposal focuses on size (bigger, faster players) and increasing depth by adding more players.

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And most posters on here expect all 12 of these things to happen overnight!

Every time you have a coaching change, it takes time to build. Show me one example of a coach who took over a team, won a natty year one, and sustained that success over a decade.

Thanks ChatGPT!

ObjectiveUTLAW91 said:

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1. Elite Recruiting: Sign Top-5 classes annually, focusing on physically dominant players and building depth across all positions.

2. Quarterback Play: Land and develop a star QB.

3. Dominate the Trenches: Build elite offensive and defensive lines with size, strength, and athleticism, having depth to sustain performance throughout the season.

4. NIL Strategy: Use NIL effectively to recruit and retain top talent.

5. Player Development: Emphasis on hiring elite position coaches who specialize in developing players at every position.

6. Win SEC Matchups: Beat Alabama, LSU, and other top programs in key games.

7. Lockdown Defense: Build a defense that thrives in big games, leveraging size, strength, and depth to dominate opponents.

8. Minimize Mistakes: create a football culture which reduces turnovers and penalties.

10. Injury Prevention: Keep players healthy throughout the season by managing the workload of a deep roster.

11. Fan Support: Leverage the passion of the 12th Man.

12. Close Strong in November: Peak at the right time for the playoff push with a deep, resilient team.

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Sounds easy. Let's hire this guy to be the coach

I get it, It's not easy, it's incredibly hard and also requires some luck. But you need a plan. Forget about the 12 keys for a moment. Ultimately, Sark's plan at Texas was straightforward:
1. Focus on getting bigger he emphasized recruiting for size.
2. Build depth to stay fresh and wear down opponents without a significant drop in performance.

Did you really think this is presenting any new information we didn't already know? A&M has played against 6 or 7 different NC teams since joining the SEC. Seen "the blueprint" plenty of times

Typical semi-successful fan behavior, come talk to the "little guy" like we have never seen football before

Rename this thread......
12 THINGS WE'LL NEVER DO