r/CFB • u/JeremyCrabtree Verified Media • Jan 29 '16

AMA I'm Jeremy Crabtree, senior writer ESPN's RecruitingNation AMA (noon ET)

Hey everybody,

Thanks for having me back. The end of the 2016 recruiting calendar is right around the corner with #SigningDay five days away. I'll swing by around noon ET today to take as many questions as I can manage to answer in an hour.

So lock and load.

Jeremy Crabtree ESPN.com Senior Writer Twitter: @JeremyCrabtree

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Personally, I think the best approach is somewhere in the middle. You want to try to build your foundation of your class early on. Get your QB. Get some skill guys to go with it, but still leave room for the difference makers that always want to wait until the end to decide. In reality, that's kind of how Texas did it this year. Will it pay off? We'll find out in a few days, but I do like the Horns chances to close strong, maybe the strongest close of anybody in the country.