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Agreed. Also, people need to remember a lot of the recruiting sites adjust rankings based on offers. If a kid picks up a bunch of offers from major programs, they'll bump him up. I would not be surprised to see Emory Williams eventually make it into the upper three star/low four star tier.

To take this old and regurgitated conversation in a different direction, let’s discuss what impact coaching has and are coaches who “win with less” necessarily better than guys who assemble freakish talent. I’m not going to sit here and say Georgia’s coaching staff isn’t good. But what level...

A much larger percentage of 5 stars become NFL players than 3 stars.

The gap between Georgia and Alabama and the next best team in college football was miles last year. Michigan had their best season in decades, won the Big10, (not a joke conference) and still got absolutely crushed in the playoffs by Georgia. The best team absolutely have the most star players...

Every year someone tries to make this argument. Every year the best teams in college football are the ones with the most 4 and 5 star players. Alabama just broke Miami’s record for most 1st rounders on a single roster. Georgia just had 15 players drafted in a single draft. Yeah, ignore stars.