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But, but, but, data-driven algorithms...

Don't tell @Andrew ...

The guy who wrote that is a Big 10 writer.

Understandable. I'd just like my news alerts to pop up on my phone saying "Rashada sets official visits" (which is a factual news item) rather than "Here's a bullsh!te statistical prediction that says Rashada is 68% likely to pick the Gaytors based on a fan vote". It's the literal...

I'm just going to focus on this one bit. And I'm not "salty", because my just dessert arrives when the kid picks Miami. I am asking (because you actually may know) how does the "2% Miami" statistic arise from metrics and stats and whatnot? Miami (until later this summer) has no on3 writers...

I appreciate the response, but those aren't my issues with 247 or on3. I don't care if they don't pick "Miami". I care WHY they don't pick Miami. And I care about the false reporting of "news" that is not really news. It's fair to criticize 247, because those are paid writers who are getting...

on3 may be fine EVALUATING recruits. But on3 is TERRIBLE at predicting where recruits go.