2023 Blue Chip Ratio

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The ratio is based on how many players on the current roster were four-star or five-star recruits coming out of high school.

Since its inception in 2013, the Blue-Chip Ratio has been referenced on all the major broadcast networks and tracked closely by head coaches and administrators. It’s not the most complicated calculation in the world, but it’s a great way to figure out the top 10 percent or so of the teams in the sport which can actually take home the title.

1. Alabama 90%
2. Ohio State 85%
3. Georgia 77%
4. Texas A&M 73%
5. Clemson 72%
6. LSU 71%
7. Texas 70%
8. Oklahoma 70%
9. Oregon 67%
10. Notre Dame 65%
 

The ratio is based on how many players on the current roster were four-star or five-star recruits coming out of high school.

Since its inception in 2013, the Blue-Chip Ratio has been referenced on all the major broadcast networks and tracked closely by head coaches and administrators. It’s not the most complicated calculation in the world, but it’s a great way to figure out the top 10 percent or so of the teams in the sport which can actually take home the title.

1. Alabama 90%
2. Ohio State 85%
3. Georgia 77%
4. Texas A&M 73%
5. Clemson 72%
6. LSU 71%
7. Texas 70%
8. Oklahoma 70%
9. Oregon 67%
10. Notre Dame 65%
Welp the NIL and portal have made this stat less useful now.
 
You still need to recruit and develop high end talent to win a title IMO. The portal can help the rich get richer and fill in some holes if necessary but you can't win a title relying on portal talent IMO.
 
You still need to recruit and develop high end talent to win a title IMO. The portal can help the rich get richer and fill in some holes if necessary but you can't win a title relying on portal talent IMO.


Yet to be truly determined and what the ultimate portal role will be.
 
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