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Can a team with only 28 four star plus recruits on the roster win a Natty?
Can a team with only 28 four star plus recruits on the roster win a Natty? 37 votes
No Fucking Way - Climpson set the current world records with only 40
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I think UW is pretty clearly elite in development, and probably elite in identifying that talent.
So WHASWTNC but it's still unlikely until the talent level is raised.
Depth and talent are real. Joining the Pac-10 was a big fucking wake up call. Both of our undefeated teams were loaded with NFL players but beyond the ones, there was nothing.
We were fucking lucky to have virtually no injuries both years.
Remember your right guard against Alabama? You can't have one single hole in your depth or you'll get exposed by the opposing coach.
Getting 8 4 star guys then a bunch of crappy low level 3 stars that you beat out Oregon State for is no good.
And this is the biggest flaw of the many flaws in the star system. The gap between a high 3 and low 3 star player is much bigger than the gap between a high 4 and low 4 or high 5 and low 5. The problem is nobody wants to call somebody a 1 star kid or even too many a 2 star kid, so basically EVERYBODY who gets a power 5 offer gets dumped into the 3 star category.
If these sites had any balls and named the absolute bottom tier FCS recruits 1 stars, the tier above them 2, the tier above that 3, etc this stuff would balance out better. But they won't, so we get massive swings in 3 star quality.
No. The guys with like 2 power 5 offers should be 2 stars.
For example, race. Solid 3 stars.
He can be a PAC level contributor maybe even starter. Maybe everyone wants him. But age holds him back.
I am a solid 2 star. Only the home town team wants me and the huskies are willing to take me if they don't get their top guys.