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I just hot tagged in Good Brother PalyCane for the rest of this discussion. He came in hot like Robert Gibson, cleaning house.

Do we still get steamrolled against Pitt?

I am just laughing, after all of this, its over a player that was a second team All-ACC player and 5th Round pick. Seems like a poor player to plant your flag in to make your point.

I couldn't disagree more. I tried keeping it simple...because I know/knew how faulty D$'s numbers were to this discussion and really didn't feel like trying to go full boar on equations. I still kept it generally simple and straight forward. The other bullet points that the sites use to...

The way they rank and rate players for 132+ college football teams over the course of X number of senior HS football players =/= they way they rank and rate players for 32 NFL football teams from Y number of college football teams. You can't simply take the raw numbers and port them over...

You are just ignoring contextualization (and at this point, flat out ignoring the qualifications these sites publish to fit your narrative) when it comes to rankings and have throughout the discussion. I'm just not taking the conversation down the path of your false premise. RJ McIntosh was a...

You're issue is you're focused on the number and none of the qualifiers. It is a Top 300 player in his class that is an All-American candidate (Rivals, ESPN, 247) , has 1st to 3rd Round Potential (Rivals), contribute as a freshman (ESPN). RJ McIntosh basically checks off one box. Like I...

Except, they didn't. Rivals, being the ONLY service that uses pro potential in their criteria, states that a 3* prospect has mid-to-low pro potential. Their own words. A 3*, per rivals, has some pro potential. RJ McIntosh was a 5th Round pick. There is no need to admit that your fan...

Eh. We overrate our own players all of the time, every year (guilty of it myself). I'll take that assessment with a grain of salt and call it fantasy booking.

Yeah, you're just moving the goalpost. The rest of the explanation qualifies that statement by saying they are an All-American caliber player...RJ McIntosh was a second Team All-Conference player at his peak. If you're saying JHH is, like RJM in many ways, then I couldn't agree more. They are...

You have a distorted view of how the star system works. Per 247 McIntosh was .8543 Harrison-Hunte is a .8763 Seems like a very fair assessment of McIntosh as a prospect in HS and as a college going into the pros. One of the best players in the region (conference) and has pro potential (was...

At the time of this writing...RJ McIntosh as a mid level 3* prospect was pretty accurate. Became a solid All-Conference player for a one year, but a late round pick and, again, at the point of this post, would qualify as a potential future journeyman in the pros. Not sure how that is worthy of...

Gonna pocket these DMoney posts for future reference. Will be a fun bump in time.

If he were a take for them...he'd be a take for them. He's not. Why can't he just be a nice projectable player? Why do y'all need to make this into more than it is just because he's going to Miami?

Those schools are "all on him at some point" with HUNDREDS of players over the course of an evaluation period. Its called recruiting. At the end of the day, his only real offers are from Miami, Penn State, and UVA. He's a mid-tier Power 5 prospect. That is why he's rated a 3* player. Could...

Love the athleticism. Highest upside for sure. Just need to see how he comes around in a collegiate S&C program. This is where I am leaning. I can see what you're saying, for sure.

I think this player ends up more of a rotation guy. I don't think he's a future star or anything, but the depth is absolutely needed. Nnoruka and JHH to finish the DT class is a decent salvage job by Simpson. No stars, IMO, but lots of guys that can play. Hope they stick around to get...