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Pete's transition class fupdate

dnc
dnc Member Posts: 56,839
edited August 2018 in Hardcore Husky Board
With eight redshirt seniors left (and a redshirt junior), the story of Pete's first class is getting close to being complete.

Still at UW
Gaines
McGary
McIntosh
String Johnson
Bowman
James
Sample
Sosebee

Left as true juniors: Drafted
Baker
Jones

Left as redshirt junior: Drafted
Vea

Exhausted eligibility: Drafted
Pettis
Dissly

Exhausted eligibility: Not drafted
Vizcaino

Transferred: Other schools
KJCS
Dotson
Washington (dismissed)
Lenius (Dickey)
D Lewis (dismissed)

Transferred: Prison
Haie Dogg (dismissed) and Darren G

Medically retired
Turner
B Lewis
Bryant

Grayshirted and still here
Burleson

Summary: Lots of dreck at the bottom as you would expect from a transition class. The top of the class is incredible for a class rated 38 in the composite though. So far you have one first round pick, three second round picks, and a fourth rounder (and one of the second rounders would have been a first but for an injury incurred after finishing his play at UW). Then you have McGary, Gaines, Johnson and McIntosh who all have a decent shot at worst of getting drafted this year. When it's all said and done you're probably looking at 8 to 9 draft picks with probably at least 5 1st or 2nd day picks (assuming McGary goes top 3 rounds which he should).

I know we've discussed this class a lot but I haven't seen anyone sum it all for a couple years. The staff has gotten a highly impressive return on this class, which should make us? feel good about the future of the consistently higher rated classes they have gotten going forward from there.
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  • creepycoug
    creepycoug Member Posts: 24,046
    dnc said:

    With eight redshirt seniors left (and a redshirt junior), the story of Pete's first class is getting close to being complete.

    Still at UW
    Gaines
    McGary
    McIntosh
    String Johnson
    Bowman
    James
    Sample
    Sosebee

    Left as true juniors: Drafted
    Baker
    Jones

    Left as redshirt junior: Drafted
    Vea

    Exhausted eligibility: Drafted
    Pettis
    Dissly

    Exhausted eligibility: Not drafted
    Vizcaino

    Transferred: Other schools
    KJCS
    Dotson
    Washington (dismissed)
    Lenius (Dickey)
    D Lewis (dismissed)

    Transferred: Prison
    Haie Dogg (dismissed) and Darren G

    Medically retired
    Turner
    B Lewis
    Bryant

    Grayshirted and still here
    Burleson

    Summary: Lots of dreck at the bottom as you would expect from a transition class. The top of the class is incredible for a class rated 38 in the composite though. So far you have one first round pick, three second round picks, and a fourth rounder (and one of the second rounders would have been a first but for an injury incurred after finishing his play at UW). Then you have McGary, Gaines, Johnson and McIntosh who all have a decent shot at worst of getting drafted this year. When it's all said and done you're probably looking at 8 to 9 draft picks with probably at least 5 1st or 2nd day picks (assuming McGary goes top 3 rounds which he should).

    I know we've discussed this class a lot but I haven't seen anyone sum it all for a couple years. The staff has gotten a highly impressive return on this class, which should make us? feel good about the future of the consistently higher rated classes they have gotten going forward from there.

    Reason is simple. Pete cares about character. Pete cares about grades. Pete cares if a kid is actually passionate about football. Pete cares about work ethic. Pete doesn't give a shit about star rankings.

    Our? 4* are the most solid 4* I've seen since I began following recruiting last month.

    hTh
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  • creepycoug
    creepycoug Member Posts: 24,046
    YellowSnow said:

    creepycoug said:

    dnc said:

    With eight redshirt seniors left (and a redshirt junior), the story of Pete's first class is getting close to being complete.

    Still at UW
    Gaines
    McGary
    McIntosh
    String Johnson
    Bowman
    James
    Sample
    Sosebee

    Left as true juniors: Drafted
    Baker
    Jones

    Left as redshirt junior: Drafted
    Vea

    Exhausted eligibility: Drafted
    Pettis
    Dissly

    Exhausted eligibility: Not drafted
    Vizcaino

    Transferred: Other schools
    KJCS
    Dotson
    Washington (dismissed)
    Lenius (Dickey)
    D Lewis (dismissed)

    Transferred: Prison
    Haie Dogg (dismissed) and Darren G

    Medically retired
    Turner
    B Lewis
    Bryant

    Grayshirted and still here
    Burleson

    Summary: Lots of dreck at the bottom as you would expect from a transition class. The top of the class is incredible for a class rated 38 in the composite though. So far you have one first round pick, three second round picks, and a fourth rounder (and one of the second rounders would have been a first but for an injury incurred after finishing his play at UW). Then you have McGary, Gaines, Johnson and McIntosh who all have a decent shot at worst of getting drafted this year. When it's all said and done you're probably looking at 8 to 9 draft picks with probably at least 5 1st or 2nd day picks (assuming McGary goes top 3 rounds which he should).

    I know we've discussed this class a lot but I haven't seen anyone sum it all for a couple years. The staff has gotten a highly impressive return on this class, which should make us? feel good about the future of the consistently higher rated classes they have gotten going forward from there.

    Reason is simple. Pete cares about character. Pete cares about grades. Pete cares if a kid is actually passionate about football. Pete cares about work ethic. Pete doesn't give a shit about star rankings.

    Our? 4* are the most solid 4* I've seen since I began following recruiting last month.

    hTh
    Since when do you get to say our?. We? bullied you outside Kane Hall and we'll do it again. You don't get to jump on the wagon now with me, Pup, and Billy.
    Oh, but I do.

    You've still much to learn grasshopper.
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  • dnc
    dnc Member Posts: 56,839
    Dennis_DeYoung said:

    Too much Sosebee.

    But still, holy shit. If we’ve done this well with this class, the mind boggles of where we’ll be once our good classes take root.

    Yep, basically my only complaint is we?re giving five years of eligibility to the James/Sosobee/Burlison trio, but that’s a minor quibble. This staff develops like nothing I’ve ever seen.
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  • creepycoug
    creepycoug Member Posts: 24,046
    YellowSnow said:

    creepycoug said:

    YellowSnow said:

    creepycoug said:

    dnc said:

    With eight redshirt seniors left (and a redshirt junior), the story of Pete's first class is getting close to being complete.

    Still at UW
    Gaines
    McGary
    McIntosh
    String Johnson
    Bowman
    James
    Sample
    Sosebee

    Left as true juniors: Drafted
    Baker
    Jones

    Left as redshirt junior: Drafted
    Vea

    Exhausted eligibility: Drafted
    Pettis
    Dissly

    Exhausted eligibility: Not drafted
    Vizcaino

    Transferred: Other schools
    KJCS
    Dotson
    Washington (dismissed)
    Lenius (Dickey)
    D Lewis (dismissed)

    Transferred: Prison
    Haie Dogg (dismissed) and Darren G

    Medically retired
    Turner
    B Lewis
    Bryant

    Grayshirted and still here
    Burleson

    Summary: Lots of dreck at the bottom as you would expect from a transition class. The top of the class is incredible for a class rated 38 in the composite though. So far you have one first round pick, three second round picks, and a fourth rounder (and one of the second rounders would have been a first but for an injury incurred after finishing his play at UW). Then you have McGary, Gaines, Johnson and McIntosh who all have a decent shot at worst of getting drafted this year. When it's all said and done you're probably looking at 8 to 9 draft picks with probably at least 5 1st or 2nd day picks (assuming McGary goes top 3 rounds which he should).

    I know we've discussed this class a lot but I haven't seen anyone sum it all for a couple years. The staff has gotten a highly impressive return on this class, which should make us? feel good about the future of the consistently higher rated classes they have gotten going forward from there.

    Reason is simple. Pete cares about character. Pete cares about grades. Pete cares if a kid is actually passionate about football. Pete cares about work ethic. Pete doesn't give a shit about star rankings.

    Our? 4* are the most solid 4* I've seen since I began following recruiting last month.

    hTh
    Since when do you get to say our?. We? bullied you outside Kane Hall and we'll do it again. You don't get to jump on the wagon now with me, Pup, and Billy.
    Oh, but I do.

    You've still much to learn grasshopper.
    Well, I grew up on the beaches of Orange County surrounding by hot USC MILFS and you don't see me rooting for the Troojans as my #1 team. Maybe it's because I grew up in a unique moment in history where UW had become the real Left Coast Alpha and USC was has been beta program.
    That is sacrilegious talk coming from a DAWG!
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  • YellowSnow
    YellowSnow Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 37,271 Founders Club
    Dennis_DeYoung said:

    The correlation between this class’ recruiting rankings and their Jesse Collier outcome is probably very high.

    So, basically, the idea is that when Pete has even decent recruits, they generally end up being big time.

    Now ready for some good news?

    Every player we got in 2018 was rated higher than the 5th best player we got in 2014.

    I repeat, the lowest rated player in our 2018 class would’ve been 5th in 2018. Think about that.

    It bodes well.

    Who fucking cares? Pete doesn't like to recruit black people. It's all for naught.
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  • Squirt
    Squirt Member Posts: 485
    Just letting it sink it... if there were consistently that many NFL draftees per class, the roster could get the point to where there would be 30-40 NFL players on it at any given point.


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  • TurdBomber
    TurdBomber Member Posts: 20,039 Standard Supporter
    Dennis_DeYoung said:

    The correlation between this class’ recruiting rankings and their Jesse Collier outcome is probably very high.

    So, basically, the idea is that when Pete has even decent recruits, they generally end up being big time.

    Now ready for some good news?

    Every player we got in 2018 was rated higher than the 5th best player we got in 2014.

    I repeat, the lowest rated player in our 2018 class would’ve been 5th in 2018. Think about that.

    It bodes well.

    Then I'm boding and dooging.
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  • guntlove
    guntlove Member Posts: 784
    dnc said:

    Dennis_DeYoung said:

    Too much Sosebee.

    But still, holy shit. If we’ve done this well with this class, the mind boggles of where we’ll be once our good classes take root.

    Yep, basically my only complaint is we?re giving five years of eligibility to the James/Sosobee/Burlison trio, but that’s a minor quibble. This staff develops like nothing I’ve ever seen.
    Not worried.... Strausser will corch 'em up!!{{1!}

    For reals doe.... Amazing fucking class under the circumstances.
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  • Swaye
    Swaye Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 41,739 Founders Club
    guntlove said:

    dnc said:

    Dennis_DeYoung said:

    Too much Sosebee.

    But still, holy shit. If we’ve done this well with this class, the mind boggles of where we’ll be once our good classes take root.

    Yep, basically my only complaint is we?re giving five years of eligibility to the James/Sosobee/Burlison trio, but that’s a minor quibble. This staff develops like nothing I’ve ever seen.
    Not worried.... Strausser will corch 'em up!!{{1!}

    For reals doe.... Amazing fucking class under the circumstances.
    This guy GETS it.
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  • dnc
    dnc Member Posts: 56,839
    FremontTroll said:

    Dennis_DeYoung said:

    Too much Sosebee.

    But still, holy shit. If we’ve done this well with this class, the mind boggles of where we’ll be once our good classes take root.

    I mostly agree but juat to temper the enthusiasm slightly there was likely a large heaping of good luck involved in the outcomes for 2014 kids since 2015 and 2016 aren't going to come anywhere close.
    2015 isn't going to be as good but will probably have 6 or 7 draft picks when all is said and done, that's not a terrible class.

    Adams - likely first rounder
    Miller - who knows but wouldn't shock me to see him day two
    Joyner - will get drafted
    Browning - probably late round
    Gaskin - 4th or 5th round maybe?
    BBK - first rounder!!! (jk)
    Tevis - will have a career

    2016 is still really early to judge. After two seasons on campus you wouldn't have predicted Pettis to get picked, let alone 2nd round. Definitely wouldn't have expected Dissly to get picked either. LIPO. But here's where we're at right now:

    Murphy - high early entry guy
    Rapp - high early entry guy
    Wattenburg - probably drafted
    Levi - probably drafted

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  • SyphilisButter
    SyphilisButter Member Posts: 221
    Browning won't get drafted and Miller is 1st-2nd round easily if healthy
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  • Bread
    Bread Member Posts: 4,075
    RaceBannon said:

    Browning is a guy you invite to camp after the draft to discuss his options in Canada

    I always forget how the CFL has a smaller field and slower pace then NFL. Perfect fit for browning.
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  • BleachedAnusDawg
    BleachedAnusDawg Member Posts: 13,227 Standard Supporter
    Squirt said:

    Just letting it sink it... if there were consistently that many NFL draftees per class, the roster could get the point to where there would be 30-40 NFL players on it at any given point.


    Automatic chin for use of Vince gif.
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  • FremontTroll
    FremontTroll Member Posts: 4,744
    dnc said:

    FremontTroll said:

    Dennis_DeYoung said:

    Too much Sosebee.

    But still, holy shit. If we’ve done this well with this class, the mind boggles of where we’ll be once our good classes take root.

    I mostly agree but juat to temper the enthusiasm slightly there was likely a large heaping of good luck involved in the outcomes for 2014 kids since 2015 and 2016 aren't going to come anywhere close.
    2015 isn't going to be as good but will probably have 6 or 7 draft picks when all is said and done, that's not a terrible class.

    Adams - likely first rounder
    Miller - who knows but wouldn't shock me to see him day two
    Joyner - will get drafted
    Browning - probably late round
    Gaskin - 4th or 5th round maybe?
    BBK - first rounder!!! (jk)
    Tevis - will have a career

    2016 is still really early to judge. After two seasons on campus you wouldn't have predicted Pettis to get picked, let alone 2nd round. Definitely wouldn't have expected Dissly to get picked either. LIPO. But here's where we're at right now:

    Murphy - high early entry guy
    Rapp - high early entry guy
    Wattenburg - probably drafted
    Levi - probably drafted

    4 maybe 5 draft picks from 2015 IMO and only one likely 1st-2nd rounder. Probably similar outcome for 2016.

    And those are classes that rated much higher than 2014 and classes that CP had far more time to put together.
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  • HillsboroDuck
    HillsboroDuck Member Posts: 9,186
    dnc said:

    With eight redshirt seniors left (and a redshirt junior), the story of Pete's first class is getting close to being complete.

    Still at UW
    Gaines
    McGary
    McIntosh
    String Johnson
    Bowman
    James
    Sample
    Sosebee

    Left as true juniors: Drafted
    Baker
    Jones

    Left as redshirt junior: Drafted
    Vea

    Exhausted eligibility: Drafted
    Pettis
    Dissly

    Exhausted eligibility: Not drafted
    Vizcaino

    Transferred: Other schools
    KJCS
    Dotson
    Washington (dismissed)
    Lenius (Dickey)
    D Lewis (dismissed)

    Transferred: Prison
    Haie Dogg (dismissed) and Darren G

    Medically retired
    Turner
    B Lewis
    Bryant

    Grayshirted and still here
    Burleson

    Summary: Lots of dreck at the bottom as you would expect from a transition class. The top of the class is incredible for a class rated 38 in the composite though. So far you have one first round pick, three second round picks, and a fourth rounder (and one of the second rounders would have been a first but for an injury incurred after finishing his play at UW). Then you have McGary, Gaines, Johnson and McIntosh who all have a decent shot at worst of getting drafted this year. When it's all said and done you're probably looking at 8 to 9 draft picks with probably at least 5 1st or 2nd day picks (assuming McGary goes top 3 rounds which he should).

    I know we've discussed this class a lot but I haven't seen anyone sum it all for a couple years. The staff has gotten a highly impressive return on this class, which should make us? feel good about the future of the consistently higher rated classes they have gotten going forward from there.

    Still at UW
    Gaines
    McGary
    McIntosh
    String Johnson
    Bowman
    James
    Sample
    Sosebee

    Left as true juniors: Drafted
    Baker
    Jones

    Left as redshirt junior: Drafted
    Vea

    Exhausted eligibility: Drafted
    Pettis
    Dissly

    Exhausted eligibility: Not drafted
    Vizcaino

    Transferred: Other schools
    KJCS
    Dotson
    Washington (dismissed)
    Lenius (Dickey)
    D Lewis (dismissed)

    Transferred: Prison
    Haie Dogg (dismissed) and Darren G

    Medically retired
    Turner
    B Lewis
    Bryant

    Grayshirted and still here
    Burleson
    dnc said:

    With eight redshirt seniors left (and a redshirt junior), the story of Pete's first class is getting close to being complete.

    Still at UW
    Gaines
    McGary
    McIntosh
    String Johnson
    Bowman
    James
    Sample
    Sosebee

    Left as true juniors: Drafted
    Baker
    Jones

    Left as redshirt junior: Drafted
    Vea

    Exhausted eligibility: Drafted
    Pettis
    Dissly

    Exhausted eligibility: Not drafted
    Vizcaino

    Transferred: Other schools
    KJCS
    Dotson
    Washington (dismissed)
    Lenius (Dickey)
    D Lewis (dismissed)

    Transferred: Prison
    Haie Dogg (dismissed) and Darren G

    Medically retired
    Turner
    B Lewis
    Bryant

    Grayshirted and still here
    Burleson

    Summary: Lots of dreck at the bottom as you would expect from a transition class. The top of the class is incredible for a class rated 38 in the composite though. So far you have one first round pick, three second round picks, and a fourth rounder (and one of the second rounders would have been a first but for an injury incurred after finishing his play at UW). Then you have McGary, Gaines, Johnson and McIntosh who all have a decent shot at worst of getting drafted this year. When it's all said and done you're probably looking at 8 to 9 draft picks with probably at least 5 1st or 2nd day picks (assuming McGary goes top 3 rounds which he should).

    I know we've discussed this class a lot but I haven't seen anyone sum it all for a couple years. The staff has gotten a highly impressive return on this class, which should make us? feel good about the future of the consistently higher rated classes they have gotten going forward from there.

    McGary seems like a lock for the top 3 rounds with an outside shot at round 1. Gaines seems like a lock to get picked. So that would be 5 1st or 2nd day picks and 7 draft picks total from this class. If McIntosh or String Johnson sneak into the draft that total continues to move up.

    As recruiting has leveled up it's probably unrealistic to think we'll do much better at the top of these last couple classes (though getting more than one first round pick out of them doesn't seem too doogish). The big difference will be that the middle of these classes should be a lot more productive going forward.

    And then there's the next two classes. Holy shit.
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  • HillsboroDuck
    HillsboroDuck Member Posts: 9,186
    HillsboroDuck said:

    dnc said:

    With eight redshirt seniors left (and a redshirt junior), the story of Pete's first class is getting close to being complete.

    Still at UW
    Gaines
    McGary
    McIntosh
    String Johnson
    Bowman
    James
    Sample
    Sosebee

    Left as true juniors: Drafted
    Baker
    Jones

    Left as redshirt junior: Drafted
    Vea

    Exhausted eligibility: Drafted
    Pettis
    Dissly

    Exhausted eligibility: Not drafted
    Vizcaino

    Transferred: Other schools
    KJCS
    Dotson
    Washington (dismissed)
    Lenius (Dickey)
    D Lewis (dismissed)

    Transferred: Prison
    Haie Dogg (dismissed) and Darren G

    Medically retired
    Turner
    B Lewis
    Bryant

    Grayshirted and still here
    Burleson

    Summary: Lots of dreck at the bottom as you would expect from a transition class. The top of the class is incredible for a class rated 38 in the composite though. So far you have one first round pick, three second round picks, and a fourth rounder (and one of the second rounders would have been a first but for an injury incurred after finishing his play at UW). Then you have McGary, Gaines, Johnson and McIntosh who all have a decent shot at worst of getting drafted this year. When it's all said and done you're probably looking at 8 to 9 draft picks with probably at least 5 1st or 2nd day picks (assuming McGary goes top 3 rounds which he should).

    I know we've discussed this class a lot but I haven't seen anyone sum it all for a couple years. The staff has gotten a highly impressive return on this class, which should make us? feel good about the future of the consistently higher rated classes they have gotten going forward from there.

    Still at UW
    Gaines
    McGary
    McIntosh
    String Johnson
    Bowman
    James
    Sample
    Sosebee

    Left as true juniors: Drafted
    Baker
    Jones

    Left as redshirt junior: Drafted
    Vea

    Exhausted eligibility: Drafted
    Pettis
    Dissly

    Exhausted eligibility: Not drafted
    Vizcaino

    Transferred: Other schools
    KJCS
    Dotson
    Washington (dismissed)
    Lenius (Dickey)
    D Lewis (dismissed)

    Transferred: Prison
    Haie Dogg (dismissed) and Darren G

    Medically retired
    Turner
    B Lewis
    Bryant

    Grayshirted and still here
    Burleson
    dnc said:

    With eight redshirt seniors left (and a redshirt junior), the story of Pete's first class is getting close to being complete.

    Still at UW
    Gaines
    McGary
    McIntosh
    String Johnson
    Bowman
    James
    Sample
    Sosebee

    Left as true juniors: Drafted
    Baker
    Jones

    Left as redshirt junior: Drafted
    Vea

    Exhausted eligibility: Drafted
    Pettis
    Dissly

    Exhausted eligibility: Not drafted
    Vizcaino

    Transferred: Other schools
    KJCS
    Dotson
    Washington (dismissed)
    Lenius (Dickey)
    D Lewis (dismissed)

    Transferred: Prison
    Haie Dogg (dismissed) and Darren G

    Medically retired
    Turner
    B Lewis
    Bryant

    Grayshirted and still here
    Burleson

    Summary: Lots of dreck at the bottom as you would expect from a transition class. The top of the class is incredible for a class rated 38 in the composite though. So far you have one first round pick, three second round picks, and a fourth rounder (and one of the second rounders would have been a first but for an injury incurred after finishing his play at UW). Then you have McGary, Gaines, Johnson and McIntosh who all have a decent shot at worst of getting drafted this year. When it's all said and done you're probably looking at 8 to 9 draft picks with probably at least 5 1st or 2nd day picks (assuming McGary goes top 3 rounds which he should).

    I know we've discussed this class a lot but I haven't seen anyone sum it all for a couple years. The staff has gotten a highly impressive return on this class, which should make us? feel good about the future of the consistently higher rated classes they have gotten going forward from there.

    McGary seems like a lock for the top 3 rounds with an outside shot at round 1. Gaines seems like a lock to get picked. So that would be 5 1st or 2nd day picks and 7 draft picks total from this class. If McIntosh or String Johnson sneak into the draft that total continues to move up.

    As recruiting has leveled up it's probably unrealistic to think we'll do much better at the top of these last couple classes (though getting more than one first round pick out of them doesn't seem too doogish). The big difference will be that the middle of these classes should be a lot more productive going forward.

    And then there's the next two classes. Holy shit.
    Can't downvote your own poast even when you're a dumbfuck who left out Drew Sample.

    So it will be 8 picks, at minimum.
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  • HillsboroDuck
    HillsboroDuck Member Posts: 9,186
    dnc said:

    FremontTroll said:

    Dennis_DeYoung said:

    Too much Sosebee.

    But still, holy shit. If we’ve done this well with this class, the mind boggles of where we’ll be once our good classes take root.

    I mostly agree but juat to temper the enthusiasm slightly there was likely a large heaping of good luck involved in the outcomes for 2014 kids since 2015 and 2016 aren't going to come anywhere close.
    2015 isn't going to be as good but will probably have 6 or 7 draft picks when all is said and done, that's not a terrible class.

    Adams - likely first rounder
    Miller - who knows but wouldn't shock me to see him day two
    Joyner - will get drafted
    Browning - probably late round
    Gaskin - 4th or 5th round maybe?
    BBK - first rounder!!! (jk)
    Tevis - will have a career

    2016 is still really early to judge. After two seasons on campus you wouldn't have predicted Pettis to get picked, let alone 2nd round. Definitely wouldn't have expected Dissly to get picked either. LIPO. But here's where we're at right now:

    Murphy - high early entry guy
    Rapp - high early entry guy
    Wattenburg - probably drafted
    Levi - probably drafted

    Revisiting this:

    2015 class

    Adams - Still a first rounder if his health allows it
    Miller - still think he gets picked, won't be day two
    Joyner - RIP
    Browning - nope
    Gaskin - will get picked
    BBK - sneaks into day 2 IMO
    Tevis - probably not

    2016 class

    Murphy - first rounder
    Rapp - first or second rounder
    Wattenburg - still think he gets drafted
    Levi - definitely think he gets drafted

    Add:

    2015
    Hilbers - Gonna say yes. Biggest shock in the class?
    Beavers - outside shot, needs to stay healthy and a big step forward
    Pounds - no
    Baccellia - no
    Warren - no
    Carty - lol
    Clark - no
    Roberts - no (biggest disappointment in the class?)
    Scrempos - no

    2016
    Harris - will get drafted
    Kizer (greyshirt) - probably yes because WTEU
    Fuller - think he gets drafted late
    Benning - outside shot, needs a big step forward
    Wellington - outside shot, needs a big step forward
    Myles Bryant* - probably getting picked
    McGrew - not likely
    Pleasant - probably not but possible
    Chin - Chinconceivable

    So it definitely looks like 2014 was better than 2015 or 2016, with 2016 probably going down as Pete's worst class at UW. And it will produce 6 or 7 draft picks. (I'll take 2015 over 2016 simply because you got four year starters at QB, RB and LT even though 2016 is probably a little better from a draft perspective).
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