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I think so overall, but it's difficult.

Not saying it's easier to recruit to TCU but they have a richer talent bed to mine in Texas. I've never been to Fort Worth but I'd imagine that it would seem more advantageous to a 17 year old recruit to want to spend 4-5 years at than Blacksburg. I think a more apt comparison to recruiting to Blacksburg is actually Athens, GA. Combine the whole New River Valley (Radford, Christiansburg, etc.) and you get a similar sized population. It's a town that's really centered around UGA. Very similar culture in both areas to be honest. Except Blacksburg doesn't have a vibrant City like Atlanta nearby.
Posted: 11/30/2022 at 09:18 AM ET
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Does TCU give schools like VT hope for making the college football playoff?
jonnyhawk 11/30/22 09:00 AM ET
No when zero players made 1st 2nd and 3rd team **
RiverVT 11/30/22 01:16 PM ET
Move our campus to rural TX?**
EDGEMAN 11/30/22 09:43 AM ET
tcu is the dallas/forth worth metro area... the 4th largest in US**
mvick 11/30/22 10:26 AM ET
and SMU is in Dallas. 99.9% Texans don't care about SMU and TCU**
Windows NT 11/30/22 11:06 AM ET
With the expansion to 12 teams, sure we have a chance**
HortHokie 11/30/22 09:31 AM ET
I think so overall, but it's difficult.
HokieinATL07 11/30/22 09:18 AM ET
Lots of good schools in rural areas. Clemson, Penn St, etc.
BamBam 11/30/22 11:19 AM ET
Reality is that the burg is not the easiest place to recruit urban
fordham 11/30/22 11:35 AM ET
top recruits don't care about the location. they care about the quality of
Windows NT 11/30/22 08:24 PM ET
Doesn't have a golf course like Agusta National near by either
EDGEMAN 11/30/22 09:44 AM ET
You said VT and college football playoff- hahahahahahahahaha**
banishedtothelounge 11/30/22 09:11 AM ET
A lot of luck. There starting QB got hurt early and Dugan had been super
fordham 11/30/22 09:03 AM ET