Boston College’s Goofy Ass Football Coach Made A Vine To Entice Recruits And It’s Absolute Gold
College football recruiting has devolved into social media garbage. From stupid hashtags to absurd YouTube videos, 40- and 50-year-old men are trying to lure in 16- and 17-year-old kids by pretending that playing football at their school is cool.
But once in a while, you’ll have a coach who gets it, like Steve Addazio, Boston College’s coach. He looks like your friend’s dad who graduated 20 years ago but still wanders campus at every home game morphed with Hank Schrader.
Addazio’s mediocre football teams haven’t been enough to bring in the big-name recruits, so he went to Vine to try and sell Boston College as a cool place to play football. The game plan? Call his players “dudes” and then look for more dudes. The more you use the word “dude,” the more you’ll resonate with the teens, coach.
It should be noted that he posted them all in one day last summer and then never returned to Vine, possibly after seeing how awful they turned out. We can only pray he returns to using this medium soon.
“Let’s have me magically appear. The kids will love it.”
Coach, can I be a dude?
There isn’t anything better than guys being dudes, coach.
Spicing things up. I like it.
Where do I sign my letter of intent?
[via Vine]
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