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Which is a lie.

You don't have to remind me that things only matter when they're convenient to you. I already know.

RPI matters now. Cool.

Elite private school in lower-talent part of state. And they haven't reached Omaha since 2008. Should we really be emulating their recruiting strategy, Jagr? Come on.

Again, elite private school in low-talent state. But Vanderbilt...!

Yes, it was irrelevant to the topic.

You flail and whiff more than Dennis Raben.

Something I didn't say. Flailing as usual. A smarter person would avoid making such declarative statements that are easily refutable.

The sky is blue is also a true statement that lacks any relevance.

You are so battered that you will cling to any bit of rope to save yourself from further beatings.

And UCLA (national championship), Texas (6 national championships), Florida (national championship), etc. I can't remember the last time you made a true statement.

This is what I mean. You get pummeled on the facts and then you just cling to semantics that don't even say what you think they say. There's no contradiction at all here.

I stand corrected. I did reply to your post that way. Still aren't mutually exclusive. The facts are in complete opposition to your claims. It's pathetic how much you have to claim false victories just to keep your self-esteem up after all of the beatings.

Georgia Tech, an elite engineering school in a big city that's close to several other states, only has 4 out of state kids as well.

I never said #1 and the claim that we recruit nationally and the top programs in Florida don't have a lot of out of state kids aren't mutually exclusive. You didn't even land a punch.

The top programs in the big 3 talent states simply do not have that many kids from other states. UCLA has exactly one player from outside California. Texas only has 5 from out of state (two from Florida). Florida only has 5 too (two from Venezuela). Florida State only has 3. I even checked...

This is totally wrong. Your memory is terrible.

As do we. There's no "there" there.

Not true. It was used at the time in 2016.

Again, obfuscation. It's obvious why. A smarter person would do better at avoiding hypocrisy and contradiction.