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    Shemar Stewart Perspective

    I'd agree with those players you named and include King, TVD, Travis Homer, Shaq, Jaquan Johnson
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    Shemar Stewart Perspective

    I hear you & agree with what you're saying. While both are important - I think the development (how you lean) vs raw talent (how I lean) will always be an ongoing and interesting debate. I think Recruiters are Salesman - and some salesman are just better than others. So while I totally...
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    Shemar Stewart Perspective

    I think we're looking at this from 2 different perspectives - I think you're talking about development, and I'm looking at it purely from a numbers/math perspective. Even if you look at Alabama (or any top team) - they're going to have plenty of top recruits over the years that didn't work out...
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    Shemar Stewart Perspective

    I can't remember myself who our top target was in each class that we had a genuinely realistic chance with - but I'd be interested in seeing that too.
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    Shemar Stewart Perspective

    Duke's OL was talented and that definitely helped. But what I like to point out is, look at Duke's yards per carry compared to other NFL RB's in the same backfield: 2012 - Duke 6.8, Mike James 4.2 2013 - Duke 6.3, Gus Edwards 5.1 2014 - Duke 6.8, Gus Edwards 5.7 Duke was consistently better...
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    Shemar Stewart Perspective

    Completely agree. I think there's a ton of reasons a player might not work - lack of coaching/development, injuries, they didn't have it upstairs, they were just incorrectly overrated to begin with, etc. Alabama consistently has 1-2 Top 50 guys in every class that become busts. But when...
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    Shemar Stewart Perspective

    I know this feels like a big miss now. He would've been our highest ranked recruit in this class. And maybe he blows up at Texas A&M and becomes a big miss. But he might bust. Look at the top recruit in our class since 2010: 2010 - Seantrel Henderson #1 2011 - Anthony Chickillo #22 2012 -...
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