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SIAP - Blue Chip Ratio For 2023
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westcoastcanes
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The 12th best team in talent by that metric. Top 12 talent teams should win 10+ games per year.
I don’t expect to be a 10+ win team in 2023.
I don’t expect to be a 10+ win team in 2023.
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Alabama, with the highest blue-chip ratio in the country, underperformed and replaced both coordinators this off-season. Miami, who's (thankfully) on the list, but isn't in the top 10...Gets a bad eye for having to replace both coordinators, despite the fact that one of them was horrendous.
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Based off these numbers I’d say if Alabama fails to win a NC each year, then it’s a failure.
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You’re being awful generous to one coordinator. But I guess a pile of rotten eggs looks good next to a bucket of diarrhea.
That’s how Alabama fans see it. **** I miss those days.
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Ohio State is a good program but has underachieved considering the insane talent they've had the past 20 years, the size of their state (population), and the lack of any other big time program in the state.
Saban has every advantage ever, most overrated coach of all time. My left nut could win a natty there.
Kirby's a douche but has done a good job. He or his coaching staff are much better on the defensive side than Bama.
Jimbo is a joke.
Very surprised Oregon is that talented, good news for Miami.
Lmao at the Gators
Riley can coach, he needs to pull his head out if his *** and finally fire his DC.
Miami winning under 9 games this year would be a failure.
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Its a reminder that ATM, Texas, UF and UM are the kings of doing less with more.
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Riley has NEVER played defense when the talent is apples to apples.
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No excuses…the but the program hasn’t been good since Nixon rhetoric means ****… ******* win the games…
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Ghandi
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One of these things is not like the other…
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TooColdToHold
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How can that be? We keep hearing that Miami doesn’t have the talent to win 10 games and win the Coastal.
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The fact that being in the conversation at the end of the year isn’t even close to satisfactory says it all.
Meanwhile… we knew what we were in for by the 4th game of the season.
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gacaneaddict
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Can Miami have between 6-8 players drafted?
Most of the Candidates:
TVD
C. Young
Cohen
Lee
Nelson
Rivers
Taylor
Mesidor
D. Brown
Kitchens
J. WIlliams
IF SO, then that typically means you should win 8-9 or more games.
This was last years numbers schools players drafted:
Most of the Candidates:
TVD
C. Young
Cohen
Lee
Nelson
Rivers
Taylor
Mesidor
D. Brown
Kitchens
J. WIlliams
IF SO, then that typically means you should win 8-9 or more games.
This was last years numbers schools players drafted:
| 10 | Alabama, Georgia |
| 9 | Michigan |
| 8 | TCU |
| 6 | Clemson, Florida, LSU, Ohio State, Oregon, Penn State, Pittsburgh |
E1k
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Still think it ignores context of where the school really is. For us, anyone with eyes can tell u we dont have top 12 talent. And even with bama that high anyone who has watched them the last two years could tell u they dont have the most talent and are in the middle of a slight rebuild.
We should easily have 6 players drafted. But next year that depends on which juniors leave as Kinchens, J Williams and Taylor will all be drafted when they declare.
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