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I'm not trying to argue with you. Honestly, I'm not. But this whole "all it takes is ONE KID to rise to disprove the theory" stuff is nonsense. This is statistics, this is tendencies, this is NOT a "100% all the time, everytime" type situation. Put it this way...if you go to a massage parlor...

Good lord, I provide all the evidence to prove you wrong and you just keep digging your heels in deeper. This isn't about whether "most people knew he was elite". This is about whether Sean Taylor was officially listed ANYWHERE as a 5-star. And he was not. I don't care about your opinion or...

Stop arguing 20 years of history with a "no kid ever" type of challenge. You are wrong. You are. Go read THE ENTIRE Gaytor Tears thread. The UF writers/moderators CONSTANTLY lobby Rivals and 247 to "bump up" the Gaytor recruits. We have screen shots. Nobody is saying that IN TWENTY YEARS...

Sean Taylor was never, never-ever, a 5-star. We can argue whether he SHOULD HAVE been a 5-star, but he was not a 5-star under ANY SERVICE that was in existence back then. Which was Rivals and Scout. Period. End of discussion. Don't rely on your faulty memory. Rivals currently is showing...

This thing that you say, it literally DID NOT HAPPEN.

So, let me see if I understand yet another one of your genius conclusions. Kids who have NOT YET ATTENDED Alabama, UGa, LSU, and Clemson...kids in high school...get inflated rankings...NOT from camps...but because of the reputations of coaches who have not yet even coached the kids... So, not...

Clicks. That's what "these people" look for.

Nobody cares what you "find hard to believe". It's not about "Billy Joe sitting in his basement", it's about the writers/moderators for certain websites lobbying the people at 247 who put out the rankings. so that the writers/moderators can generate interest on their various websites by writing...

You still don't ******* get it. I'm not even saying that I agree with it, but what the HISTORICAL criticism has been goes like this - once a kid CHOOSES Miami, he stays the same, or drops, in the rankings. Kids who pick Alabama or other SEC schools, once they CHOOSE, will go UP in the...

So a kid NOT committed to Miami rose. And you are concluding what, exactly?

All of our commits dropped, or did you not read that?