Jersey is overly regulated (dont allow spring ball, super strict with transfers). It's one of if not the most densely populated states and is starting to catch up to the year-round training and 7 v 7 circuits. Could easily see it moving up the list of talent producers of they adopted rules that would make them competitive with other states.This is 100% wrong. We can't fill the roster with NJ kids because they are so far away, but they pump out great athletes. Bryany McKinnie was from NJ. In recent Miami classes AQM and David Njoku where both from NJ. Reyshawn Gary and Jabrill Peppers where both NJ guys over at Michigan. Plus OSU, Michigan, and Penn state all put a big premium on NJ guys and it works out for them. NJ is just to small to pump out as many guys as GA, FL, TX, and CA. There top guys though can play with anyone.