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Another idiotic statement by TheRichtShow. What a surprise.

If Miami ends up with 18 3 stars then we absolutely would have lost momentum. That would be Goldenesque. Yes, some 4 and 5 stars are overated, but 90% of the time the 5 and 4 stars are accurately ranked. Plenty of 5 stars are also overated. The rating system is pretty **** good. The teams that...

I didn't say anything about superstars or any personal attacks. I was just pointing out that you are wrong and then provided facts. A lot of those offers are most likely non commitable.

We will have to wait and see, but I hope we don't actually have to worry about it and we continue getting mainly 4 and 5 stars.

Well you would be incorrect. If you look at the draft classes from 2007-2015(I chose the classes that everyone has graduated already). We had 7 3 stars drafted and recruited 113 3 stars. This would mean 6.2% of our 3 stars where drafted.

That was not what was being debated. I was arguing with this poster who thinks that florida 3 stars are somehow superior to 3 stars from other states. I hope we reach a point where we are getting mainly 5 and 4 stars with a few 3 stars a season. I believe our coaches can find some diamonds in...

And 85 nfl talent per 100 5*. I would rather take the chance with the 5 stars. No one is good enough to evaluate the 3 stars well enough to win a championship like that.

So do you think Kevaris Thomas, the 4th best QB in Florida should be rated higher as well since he is the 4th best QB in Florida.

Are you kidding? That is the opposite of anecdotal. What you stated earlier about look at Garvin and look at so and so. That is anecdotal. This is a fact. The point is if you look at statistics 3 stars from other states actually have a better chance of getting drafted then one from Florida...

So what about this number. 7.4% of 3 stars are drafted. 7.2% of Florida 3 stars are drafted. I never insulted your intelligence.

There are about 35 5 stars a year, 400 4 stars, and 1500 3 stars. It doesn't take an engineer to figure out why so many 3 stars get drafted in the early rounds.

Except FSU had one bad season and it was partly due to an injured starting QB and a coach who checked out. LSU has one of the worst head coaches in college football. Michigan is an outlier and people are begging to realize Harbough is a fraud.

My apologies then. I did not realize you had a masters in engineering. In that case I will take everything you say as 100% fact. All of the best recruiting coaches like Saban, Kirby, Meyer, Dabo, etc. have masters in engineering.

The rankings have come a long way since the 90s. If you look at 5 star recruits from the late 90s and early 2000s 50% of them ended up drafted. 5 star kids from 2010 to present had over 80% chance of being drafted. The services have hired a lot more people and pay better know. Just because they...

Because only schools like Bama and UGA can load up teams with straight 4 and 5 stars. 3 stars nationally have a 7.4% chance of getting drafted. Florida 3 stars have a 7.2% chance so if anything they are over ranked according to the stats.

He was a composite 4 star which is the most important of the rankings. That is bull****. Why doesn't Georgia, Texas, California, etc. get affected by this? Why don't the trash states like Connecticut get the reverse situation happening and they get a bunch of over ranked 5 stars?

Garvin was a 4 star so I don't really see your point. How about you tell it to the 93% of Florida 3 stars that end up undrafted.

This is bull****. The star rankings is pretty accurate, but not perfect. Just look at the statistics of 5 stars getting drafted high, vs 4 stars, vs 3 stars. In addition they don't have a limit of number of 4 and 5 stars by state. They don't say well Florida has to many 4 stars so we will give...