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You need your coordinators to be great at schemes and by MarkinSeattle

adjustments, they don’t have to be a lights out recruiter. However we do need to have a number of Five Star DL in order to have a great D, having great recruiters somewhere on staff is important. Good athletic and long CB’s are the second highest priority.

I will say that they need the whole staff including Kelly to work their butts off recruiting and to go after the top talent as well as the diamonds in the rough. Unfortunately as Kelly has admitted, that hasn’t been their MO.

I would also add that we need more football advisors. Guys that can analyze opposing teams, analyze our tendencies and can figure out opposing team’s signals. Since apparently that was a huge part of Clemson’s success on defense.