2021 Recruiting

Duckboy33

Duckboy33

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Average recruit ranking according to the 247 composite as of 5/19

ACC:
Clemson - 95.38
Notre Dame* - 91.94
North Carolina - 91.41
Florida State - 89.15
Miami FL - 87.72
NC State - 86.89
Virginia Tech - 85.95
Pittsburgh - 85.81
Louisville - 85.76
Georgia Tech - 85.63
Virginia - 85.44
Duke - 84.99
Wake Forest - 84.81
Boston College - 84.77
Syracuse - 83.43

Big 12:
Oklahoma - 92.02
Texas - 91.14
West Virginia - 88.01
Kansas State - 87.59
Texas Tech - 86.85
Oklahoma State - 86.58
Baylor - 86.31
TCU - 85.67
Kansas - 84.42
Iowa State - 84.01

Big Ten:
Ohio State - 95.37
Michigan - 89.15
Penn State - 88.83
Wisconsin - 88.65
Nebraska - 88.19
Iowa - 88.00
Minnesota - 87.63
Maryland - 87.07
Northwestern - 86.38
Indiana - 86.00
Rutgers - 85.30
Purdue - 85.03
Michigan State - 84.97
Illinois - 83.56

PAC 12:
Oregon - 92.79
USC - 92.05
Utah - 91.29 (1 commit)
California - 88.41
UCLA - 88.11
Washington - 87.89
Stanford - 87.82
Arizona State - 84.91
Arizona - 84.71
Colorado - 84.10
Washington State - 82.95
Oregon State - 80.27

SEC:
Georgia - 94.54
Alabama - 94.14
LSU - 93.05
Auburn - 90.71
Florida - 90.67
Texas A&M - 90.11
Ole Miss - 90.04
Tennessee - 89.65
Kentucky - 86.91
Arkansas - 86.80
Missouri - 86.58
Mississippi State - 85.16
Vanderbilt - 84.96
South Carolina - 84.18
 
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Bamaklingon said:
Scared of the SEC recruiting I see.
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Nothing to be scared of. @Duckboy33 posted this because Team rankings don't matter. Average recruit ranking counts the most this early and ultimately will decide the team ranking when it's all said and done. The SEC is pretty upside down right now because of number of commits. Not because of quality of commits. When it's all said and done, UGA and Bama will be the top 2 in the SEC. It's been that way for years now.
 
OldDevilDawg said:
Nothing to be scared of. @Duckboy33 posted this because Team rankings don't matter. Average recruit ranking counts the most this early and ultimately will decide the team ranking when it's all said and done. The SEC is pretty upside down right now because of number of commits. Not because of quality of commits. When it's all said and done, UGA and Bama will be the top 2 in the SEC. It's been that way for years now.
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I totally spaced on the SEC. I will update when I’m on my computer
 
Duckboy33 said:
I think I saw Tennessee ranked first and was like "yeah, I'm going to skip this"
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Tennessee already has commitments from 13 3-star players. Both UGA and Bama are currently projected to have that many 4-stars or more. Not to mention the projections of 4-6 5-star players for each. Then we wait and see how many of the 9 4 and 5 stars that are currently committed to the Vols that end up flipping away from Knoxville.

Yeah that was the reason for my …...


OldDevilDawg said:
Orange sucks.

Just figured I'd go ahead and get that one in.
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:ROFLMAO:
 
Rankings by conference on 6/19:

ACC:
1. Clemson (3rd nationally)
2. North Carolina (4th nationally)
3. Miami FL (10th nationally)
4. Notre Dame* (15th nationally)
5. Louisville (18th nationally)
6. Florida State (20th nationally)
7. Pittsburgh (26th nationally)
8. Boston College (27th nationally)
9. Virginia (28th nationally)
10. Georgia Tech (30th nationally)
11. Wake Forest (36th nationally)
12. Duke (43rd nationally)
13. Virginia Tech (46th nationally)
14. NC State (48th nationally)
15. Syracuse (56th nationally)

Big 12:
1. Texas (9th nationally)
2. Baylor (23rd nationally)
3. Oklahoma (29th nationally)
4. West Virginia (32nd nationally)
5. Oklahoma State (37th nationally)
6. Iowa State (39th nationally)
7. Kansas (42nd nationally)
8. Kansas State (49th nationally)
9. Texas Tech (57th nationally)
10. TCU (92nd nationally)

Big Ten:
1. Ohio State (1st nationally)
2. Michigan (8th nationally)
3. Wisconsin (12th nationally)
4. Iowa (13th nationally)
5. Minnesota (14th nationally)
6. Maryland (16th nationally)
7. Rutgers (19th nationally)
8. Penn State (21st nationally)
9. Northwestern (35th nationally)
10. Nebraska (45th nationally)
11. Michigan State (53rd nationally)
12. Purdue (59th nationally)
13. Indiana (60th nationally)
14. Illinois (63rd nationally)

PAC 12:
1. USC (5th nationally)
2. Oregon (6th nationally)
3. California (51st nationally)
4. UCLA (52nd nationally)
5. Washington (61st nationally)
6. Arizona (69th nationally)
7. Washington State (77th nationally)
8. Arizona State (78th nationally)
9. Oregon State (82nd nationally)
10. Utah (89th nationally)
11. Stanford (90th nationally)
12. Colorado (94th nationally)

SEC:
1. Tennessee (2nd nationally)
2. Florida (7th nationally)
3. LSU (11th nationally)
4. Georgia (17th nationally)
5. Auburn (22nd nationally)
6. Alabama (24th nationally)
7. Texas A&M (25th nationally)
8. Arkansas (31st nationally)
9. Missouri (38th nationally)
10. Mississippi State (47th nationally)
11. Kentucky (50th nationally)
12. South Carolina (55th nationally)
13. Vanderbilt (75th nationally)
14. Ole Miss (80th nationally)

Top 10 G5:
1. Cincinnati (33rd nationally)
2. Memphis (34th nationally)
3. SMU (40th nationally)
4. Toledo (41st nationally)
5. Colorado State (44th nationally)
6. Appalachian State (54th nationally)
7. Miami OH (58th nationally)
8. Florida Atlantic (62nd nationally)
9. UTSA (64th nationally)
10. Buffalo (65th nationally)
 
By Average Recruit - 6/19:

ACC:
Clemson - 94.32
North Carolina - 91.64
Notre Dame* - 91.41
Florida State - 88.60
Miami FL - 88.37
NC State - 86.92
Louisville - 86.32
Georgia Tech - 85.68
Virginia - 85.65
Pittsburgh - 85.49
Duke - 85.40
Virginia Tech - 84.94
Boston College - 84.55
Syracuse - 83.81
Wake Forest - 83.68

Big 12:
Texas - 91.65
Oklahoma - 91.05
West Virginia - 87.63
Texas Tech - 87.19
Oklahoma State - 86.49
Baylor - 86.42
TCU - 86.00
Kansas State - 85.62
Kansas - 84.58
Iowa State - 84.43

Big Ten:
Ohio State - 95.30
Michigan - 88.93
Wisconsin - 88.89
Penn State - 88.51
Iowa - 87.99
Nebraska - 87.51
Minnesota - 87.44
Maryland - 87.16
Indiana - 86.48
Northwestern - 86.17
Purdue - 85.50
Michigan State - 85.08
Rutgers - 84.72
Illinois - 84.45

PAC 12:
Oregon - 91.96
USC - 91.30
Washington - 88.08
California - 87.98
Utah - 87.13
Stanford - 87.10
UCLA - 86.32
Arizona State - 85.37
Oregon State - 84.93
Arizona - 84.30
Colorado - 84.02
Washington State - 83.96

SEC:
Alabama - 94.35
Georgia - 94.08
LSU - 93.33
Auburn - 90.57
Texas A&M - 90.30
Tennessee - 89.93
Florida - 89.70
Ole Miss - 87.94
Arkansas - 87.14
Mississippi State - 86.95
Kentucky - 86.85
Missouri - 86.44
South Carolina - 86.12
Vanderbilt - 84.38
 
4/5 stars per school as of 6/25:

ACC:
Clemson - 13
North Carolina - 11
Notre Dame* - 7
Miami FL - 7
Florida State - 4
Louisville - 2
NC State - 2
Pittsburgh - 1
Georgia Tech - 1

Big 12:
Texas - 9
Oklahoma - 5
West Virginia - 3
Texas Tech - 2
Oklahoma State - 1
Kansas State - 1

Big Ten:
Ohio State - 15
Michigan - 10
Wisconsin - 5
Penn State - 5
Minnesota - 4
Iowa - 3
Maryland - 3
Northwestern - 3
Nebraska - 2
Rutgers - 1
Purdue - 1
Indiana - 1

PAC 12:
Oregon - 11
USC - 10
California - 4
Washington - 2
UCLA - 1
Utah - 1

SEC:
Florida - 11
Tennessee - 10
LSU - 10
Georgia - 8
Alabama - 7
Texas A&M - 6
Auburn - 5
Missouri - 1
Arkansas - 1
South Carolina - 1
Mississippi State - 1
Kentucky - 1
Ole Miss - 1

G5:
SMU - 1
LA Tech - 1
 
After last years fiasco in recruiting, AD Bohn brought in a lot of new assistant coaches. This has helped in recruiting. You guys killed us last year (on the field and in recruiting) in our own backyard. Us getting Donte Williams from you was huge. From what I understand he wanted to be closer to his ailing dad and when Bohn reached out, he accepted a coaching job. We got lucky, but I'll take it.
 
iesheepdog said:
After last years fiasco in recruiting, AD Bohn brought in a lot of new assistant coaches. This has helped in recruiting. You guys killed us last year (on the field and in recruiting) in our own backyard. Us getting Donte Williams from you was huge. From what I understand he wanted to be closer to his ailing dad and when Bohn reached out, he accepted a coaching job. We got lucky, but I'll take it.
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The new staff is definitely helping USC on the trail. I also think last year was a wake up call for USC on the recruiting trail. IMO coaches got lazy and assumed they would land a bunch of top kids late in the process. That was USCs M.O. for the longest time. When it didn’t happen last year, I think everyone realized recruiting was going to have to look different
 
Duckboy33 said:
The new staff is definitely helping USC on the trail. I also think last year was a wake up call for USC on the recruiting trail. IMO coaches got lazy and assumed they would land a bunch of top kids late in the process. That was USCs M.O. for the longest time. When it didn’t happen last year, I think everyone realized recruiting was going to have to look different
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Well said and I agree. I think the old, "USC recruits itself" days are over and last years coaching staff was relying on that.
 
iesheepdog said:
Well said and I agree. I think the old, "USC recruits itself" days are over and last years coaching staff was relying on that.
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Washington, UCLA and Stanford all appear to be in decline on the trail, which should allow Oregon and USC to clean up for the next few years. Cal is starting to pick up their recruiting but they aren't really in the picture for the top guys in the state.
 
TechRaiderRider said:
matt wells doin work -
4th in the b12
in average and 4/5s -
not bad -

lookin forward to his 2nd season -

guns up!!
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Big 12 recruiting is wide open after UT and OU. Texas Tech could establish itself as one of the better teams on the recruiting trail if Wells can have some more success in 2020.
 
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