I just don’t think this staff wants to routinely get into big recruiting battles. Seems like they prefer to focus on potential and development. There will be a battle here and there (Brix, Nelson, Raiola), but the majority of our commits didn’t take a ton of OVs or require a bunch of attention/coddling. Quite the opposite approach of Riley’s staff, that was seemingly connected to a much higher % of big name players, but rarely won those battles. Our hit % is seemingly much higher because we’re generally not focused on really heavily recruited players. I suspect that changes some as we have more on-field success, but that’s where we’re at as a program right now.