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You can see that in his camp numbers with his shuttle being worse than his 40. But the position he will play at Clemson (or OSU for that matter) is uncovered a majority of the time, allowing him to use that elite speed.

And the rich get richer..... I thought it was going to be Ohio State though.

You just want to argue for argument's sake, no other reason. I showed that Miami, even as "down" as it was this year, is on another level than the likes of Duke. 22-1 players drafted in last 4 years. Higher ACC win percentage. When a recruit lists Duke over Miami in a top 12, it shows...

Ok, you want some stats - here are some stats for you my friend: Duke - 2 seasons greater than .500 winning % in ACC in Cutcliffe's 11 years. - No more than 3 ACC wins in each of the last 3 seasons since Stellato was in HS. - 5 total Duke players drafted since 2005.....only 1 in the last 4...

Duke is an average program at best. They have only been better than .500 in conference twice in the last 25 years. Miami, as much as it has been a struggle since joining the ACC, has been above .500 nine times in 16 years.

But the 5 win Nebraska and Duke teams, 6 win UNC team and 7 win Kentucky team make the list? Again, seems odd. The OSU thing i get. Far too many kids are leaving Florida to go up there. The Bosa's should have been at UM.

Question is why? Did we not try all that hard? This is the first i've heard his name on this board but i absolutely love his film. Duke (109th) and Kentucky (126th) did and neither team can throw the ball as you can see by their national rankings. Nebraska was only 83rd. As bad as Miami was...

That is some serious speed and it’s an embarrassment we aren’t even in his top 12 but Duke, UNC, Nebraska and Kentucky are.