Washington 2.0
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Better ON PAPER!!Woof said:LOLOLOL
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math, facts, etc
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In general, higher star average and more talent is obviously a good thing. The problem with the leveling up stuff is that a bunch of 3 star players we signed were really fucking good and NFL players. Some of the guys who were lowering our average rating were our best players. Jones, King, Rapp, BBK, Gaines, Sample, Dissly, etc.
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No more excuses for Peterman.
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Completely agree. Pete's 3 stars outperformed everyone elses 4 stars, at least in the Pac. Because this staff is so good at developing talent, I'm optimistic that Pete's 4 stars will finally start to outperform the SEC, Big 10, and ACC on the bigger stages.RoadDawg55 said:In general, higher star average and more talent is obviously a good thing. The problem with the leveling up stuff is that a bunch of 3 star players we signed were really fucking good and NFL players. Some of the guys who were lowering our average rating were our best players. Jones, King, Rapp, BBK, Gaines, Sample, Dissly, etc.
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Yes, which is why we needed to level up.RoadDawg55 said:In general, higher star average and more talent is obviously a good thing. The problem with the leveling up stuff is that a bunch of 3 star players we signed were really fucking good and NFL players. Some of the guys who were lowering our average rating were our best players. Jones, King, Rapp, BBK, Gaines, Sample, Dissly, etc.
That 2014 class was an abberation and we couldn't expect that hit rate (7 NFL draft picks, 4 in first two rounds) going forward unless we increased the talent level significantly. -
Believe it or not you're actually underrating that class a decent bit.FremontTroll said:
Yes, which is why we needed to level up.RoadDawg55 said:In general, higher star average and more talent is obviously a good thing. The problem with the leveling up stuff is that a bunch of 3 star players we signed were really fucking good and NFL players. Some of the guys who were lowering our average rating were our best players. Jones, King, Rapp, BBK, Gaines, Sample, Dissly, etc.
That 2014 class was an abberation and we couldn't expect that hit rate (7 NFL draft picks, 4 in first two rounds) going forward unless we increased the talent level significantly.
Actual totals:
2 first rounders
4 second rounders
2 fourth rounders
The below doesn't include Gaines (4th round)
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Oh yeah, I missed Vea. And miscounted.dnc said:
Believe it or not you're actually underrating that class a decent bit.FremontTroll said:
Yes, which is why we needed to level up.RoadDawg55 said:In general, higher star average and more talent is obviously a good thing. The problem with the leveling up stuff is that a bunch of 3 star players we signed were really fucking good and NFL players. Some of the guys who were lowering our average rating were our best players. Jones, King, Rapp, BBK, Gaines, Sample, Dissly, etc.
That 2014 class was an abberation and we couldn't expect that hit rate (7 NFL draft picks, 4 in first two rounds) going forward unless we increased the talent level significantly.
Actual totals:
2 first rounders
4 second rounders
2 fourth rounders
The below doesn't include Gaines (4th round)
2015 so far:
2 fifth rounders
1 seventh rounder
Trey best chance at adding to that. Benning, Chico, Roberts, Hilbers, Baccellia, Rice, Pounds, and [redacted] still on the team. Maybe one or two more play their way into the draft.
2016 so far:
2 second rounders.
11 players still on roster but only 4 are likely starters. Levi the only lock for the draft. Lots of mediocrity.
2017 so far:
This was the beginning of the level up. Results are very promising thus far.
9 likely starters and only Gaye washed out. A few likely early NFL draft entrants after this year.
2018 so far:
Lots of erections waiting for these guys to get off redshirts.
2019:
Priapism. -
Not really an abberation for Pete because he's done it before (at Boise). I may be misremembering and I'm not sure on the exact year but one of his classes at Boise had like 6-7 draft picks and it was a really small class.FremontTroll said:
Yes, which is why we needed to level up.RoadDawg55 said:In general, higher star average and more talent is obviously a good thing. The problem with the leveling up stuff is that a bunch of 3 star players we signed were really fucking good and NFL players. Some of the guys who were lowering our average rating were our best players. Jones, King, Rapp, BBK, Gaines, Sample, Dissly, etc.
That 2014 class was an abberation and we couldn't expect that hit rate (7 NFL draft picks, 4 in first two rounds) going forward unless we increased the talent level significantly.
