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Hasn’t their individual player avg outpaced their class avg? Gimme the smaller class with the 93+ player ratingClemson has been:
#10-2022
#5 -2021
#3 -2020
#10 -2019
#7- 2018
#16-2017
#11-2016
Hasn’t their individual player avg outpaced their class avg? Gimme the smaller class with the 93+ player ratingClemson has been:
#10-2022
#5 -2021
#3 -2020
#10 -2019
#7- 2018
#16-2017
#11-2016
correct. they're only ranked lower bc they took small classes, but their quality has been bama eliteHasn’t their individual player avg outpaced their class avg? Gimme the smaller class with the 93+ player rating
1000%. It's def more important to have top 5 classes by avg. player rating and not necessarily by total points.I don't subscribe to the way the websites rank the teams.
It should be about the quality of the player signed. They're all assigned values so I look at their average player ranking.
Doing that, they're basically a top 5 program yearly. There's a lot of teams ahead of them in those years where those ahead are 2 to 3 points lower on player average but pushed past them in the team rankings due to more players signed.
Clemson recruits top tier recruits, at least they have been during their run. ****, we ranked one spot ahead of them one year and had 7 more commits if my memory serves me correctly. That's insane and overall, it was close. Guess which class I'm rocking with if I'm being impartial.
Because they retain a lot of players. One year they had a couple 1st round DL return. Last time that happened at UM was wary 00s. No surprise we played for titles.correct. they're only ranked lower bc they took small classes, but their quality has been bama elite
Problem with that is you need to hit 100% of your evals if you want to be a perennial contender.Hasn’t their individual player avg outpaced their class avg? Gimme the smaller class with the 93+ player rating
Top ten isn’t good enough. Truth hurts, but that’s facts. Ceiling of 6th to 7th isn’t high enough.
Let’s be real, we can recruit in that range several years in a row and we’re not competing for championships, because Alabama and Georgia are top 3 every year.
I agree with you for the most part that quality > quantity.I don't subscribe to the way the websites rank the teams.
It should be about the quality of the player signed. They're all assigned values so I look at their average player ranking.
Doing that, they're basically a top 5 program yearly. There's a lot of teams ahead of them in those years where those ahead are 2 to 3 points lower on player average but pushed past them in the team rankings due to more players signed.
Clemson recruits top tier recruits, at least they have been during their run. ****, we ranked one spot ahead of them one year and had 7 more commits if my memory serves me correctly. That's insane and overall, it was close. Guess which class I'm rocking with if I'm being impartial.
I agree with you for the most part that quality > quantity.
But you need both because the quantity is what gives you a margin for error when kids don't pan out the way you expected.
Last class (2022) Clemson was ranked 10th by overall class but 14th by class quality.
They were 16th in 2019 in class quality.
Looks like they were top 5 in quality all other recent years.
Here’s what their average has been since 16’ and where it’s ranked.I don't subscribe to the way the websites rank the teams.
It should be about the quality of the player signed. They're all assigned values so I look at their average player ranking.
Doing that, they're basically a top 5 program yearly. There's a lot of teams ahead of them in those years where those ahead are 2 to 3 points lower on player average but pushed past them in the team rankings due to more players signed.
Clemson recruits top tier recruits, at least they have been during their run. ****, we ranked one spot ahead of them one year and had 7 more commits if my memory serves me correctly. That's insane and overall, it was close. Guess which class I'm rocking with if I'm being impartial.
Or figure out how to keep players for their senior seasonsProblem with that is you need to hit 100% of your evals if you want to be a perennial contender.
I agree with you, but with one caveat. NIL may bring down Bama, Georgia, and OSU by spreading out talent more. If so, top 8 may become the new cutoff. We'll have to wait and see.Top ten isn’t good enough. Truth hurts, but that’s facts. Ceiling of 6th to 7th isn’t high enough.
Let’s be real, we can recruit in that range several years in a row and we’re not competing for championships, because Alabama and Georgia are top 3 every year.
We have several. There’s always gonna be clueless clout chasers.Why do we get stuck with clout chasing, unskilled, immature, twitter finger kids for our recruiting guys? We need at least one professional in the building who has some experience, knows how to carry himself and can write a half decent sentence.
Top 5 classes are a must unless we get transcendent QBs like Clemson did imo
This, the issue isn’t the class ranking and it never was. Investment, Evaluations, and Development………..the publications can keep our classes from being number one on paper but can’t stop what happens on Gameday.I think this class final ranking was always going to be 5-10 range no matter who we signed…
I say that in the sense of even high ranked kids we signed early would see drops in their rankings in favor of the usual suspects…. See examples in Wayne and Riley…. At the end of the day this fake unbiased rankings crap is really more so geared to keep the high sub schools happy and seeing their recruits and class ranked high
The 10-15 was off a average or below average season. I always saw the 6-8 range as the ceiling off a good season.I think you were even more conservative than that,if I remember correctly you said in the 10-15 range.
We're getting top 5, sack up
I don’t get too much into the rankings but I do definitely look at the average per recruit more than the actual rankingWe are tied for 5th best per player ranking in the nation with more 3 stars than a bunch of the teams who have a higher average. We can easily finish in the top 5. And should regardless of what happens this week. Give u man a couple days of notso great news and its like Al Golden is back. Smh. If you think every player we after is gonna commit here, or that if someone don't commit here the sky is falling, stay on eye in the sky.
The 10-15 was off a average or below average season. I always saw the 6-8 range as the ceiling off a good season.
Nope, until we can match the financial commitment other teams put on players we battling for. Texas A&M didnt use 9 wins, nor did Texas. Pittsburgh and Mich St won 11 games and we ahead of them. We have to play the same game these teams are playing. UGA, Ohio, Bama etc.Yeah. We can have a shot at top 5 class but the reality is that we won’t have top 5 classes until we start winning 9+.