Post Signing Day Scholarship Chart
As for the blue chip ratio breakdown...
Seniors: 4/17 (27%)
Juniors: 11/17 (65%)
Sophomores: 3/10 (30%)
Freshmen: 27/42 (64%)
Overall: 45/86 (52.3%)
Awkward Sophomore class due to the new redshirt rules. It will be interesting to see how they try to balance out the classes the next few years.
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The DL and ILB holes are almost comical. Given that every single freshman redshirted, there’s going to be a lot more unknowns than usual headed into spring and fall camps. So, you know, it’ll be interesting.
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move alex cook to defense
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wtf, myles rice still has eligibility left
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Good call. Forgot about that.WeakarmCobra said:move alex cook to defense
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Holy shit, look at the fucking DL and LB. That's so disgusting.
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Also, if we replace the current senior class with one similar to our 2019 signing class, we'll be right above 60% on the blue chip ratio. That would put us in the top 10 in the country in blue chip ratio https://www.sbnation.com/college-football/2018/8/22/17606048/blue-chip-ratio-2018
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By redshirting the whole 2018 class, you essentially expanded the national championship wave. The 2018-2021 classes will now get two years to play together instead of only one.HuskyClaws said:
As for the blue chip ratio breakdown...
Seniors: 4/17 (27%)
Juniors: 11/17 (65%)
Sophomores: 3/10 (30%)
Freshmen: 27/42 (64%)
Overall: 45/86 (52.3%)
Awkward Sophomore class due to the new redshirt rules. It will be interesting to see how they try to balance out the classes the next few years.
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Take out the specialists, and we are 50% freshman (41 freshmen out of 82 players).HuskyClaws said:
As for the blue chip ratio breakdown...
Seniors: 4/17 (27%)
Juniors: 11/17 (65%)
Sophomores: 3/10 (30%)
Freshmen: 27/42 (64%)
Overall: 45/86 (52.3%)
Awkward Sophomore class due to the new redshirt rules. It will be interesting to see how they try to balance out the classes the next few years.
We are young.
Forever young.
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17 per class is the absolute perfect number (17x5 =85). So the Junior and Senior classes worked out well. If the new redshirt rule didn't exist, the Sophomore class would likely be right at about 17 as well.whatshouldicareabout said:
Take out the specialists, and we are 50% freshman (41 freshmen out of 82 players).HuskyClaws said:
As for the blue chip ratio breakdown...
Seniors: 4/17 (27%)
Juniors: 11/17 (65%)
Sophomores: 3/10 (30%)
Freshmen: 27/42 (64%)
Overall: 45/86 (52.3%)
Awkward Sophomore class due to the new redshirt rules. It will be interesting to see how they try to balance out the classes the next few years.
We are young.
Forever young.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHIIATt0BaM -
Couple of thoughts:
1) Obviously we are 1 over the number but that will flush itself out rather easily with someone either leaving prior/after Spring to get an opportunity to play elsewhere, etc. ... there are some obvious candidates
2) I'd put next year's class at somewhere in the 19-22 range right now ... there's a few early entry candidates and/or additional transfers
3) The D depth looks brutal when it comes to freshman needing to step up ... I know that there's a lot of talented guys but the reality is that there's a lot of youth and it's going to have growing pains. The Offense will need to take steps forward so it's a good thing that Eason will be able to hit the ground running.
4) Speaking of D, the good news is that we will have 9 Junior/Senior players in the rotation ... so there's some experience to fall back on.
5) I'd expect that we'll be going after a punter as part of next year's class ... having a high end one is a weapon when playing against top end teams.
