To be honest, who cares what OM’s recruiting rankings are as long as we take care of ours?
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To be honest, who cares what OM’s recruiting rankings are as long as we take care of ours?
Looks like Price is taking the RB spot and Hunter wanting to wait till February is out of a spot.
If ?we? are honest, what ?we? do doesn?t make one damn difference
Here is Simeon Price's HUDL:
https://www.hudl.com/profile/9714197
Here is Jarquez Hunter's HUDL from their game against Ridgeland this year:
https://www.hudl.com/video/3/9829579...d74307502b8070
MS AL Game is on right now. Can watch it for free at FNUTL.com. Ty Cooper is pretty darn good, y’all. Should be ranked higher. He is a bigger recruit than I thought.
Auburn currently has 12 commits, and they have no coach. Should we and OM be concerned if freeze gets hired at auburn that he tries to raid us two to fill in a class? Assuming it is freeze, he might go hard on the transfer circuit this cycle though.
Playing around with the class calculator, if we finish with the 7 we're supposed to finish with (Harmon, Price, Cooper, Anderson, Perkins, Johnson, and Boone/OL with similar ranking), we'll finish with a composite score of around 218. If you apply that to the last 4 years and get an average, it'll put us around 27th. Not fantastic, but certainly acceptable with it being this staff's first year in the SEC. The knock on them was that they wouldn't be able to recruit, and so far, that's simply just not true.
However, if we want to actually start taking steps forward as a program, we need to move forward with the goal in mind of having top 25 classes year in and year out. That's not totally unrealistic. That's essentially 1-2 more 4 star players and 1-2 less low-3 star players. Looking back over the last 4 years, the 25th ranked class averaged around 226. So that number and up should be our target next year, with a strong in-state class seemingly on the way.