Awfully warm for June. The rankings take amount of players committed way too much in value. Alabama is currently sitting at #50. Cal is at #20. Way too high, or low, I guess.
More like awfully warm for the 2026 summer bridge program and even then we? have to get lucky these guys don’t get home sick and return home to Tuscaloosa.
Most of the teams under UW have hardly any commits. When all is said and done, UW will likely finish between #20 and #30 in the country for recruiting and between #4 and #10 in the B10.
If we looked at the rankings now based on average star rating and general recruiting prowess, I would say UW probably ends up higher than the five higher than them right now (Butgers, Arkansas, SMU, Illinois, UCLA) though SMU and UCLA could be tough. Teams behind them with great chances to go ahead of them = Texas, Tennessee, Oregon, Florida, Florida State, Michigan, Oklahoma, Alabama, Ole Miss, Auburn. I think they could beat out some of them though. B10 is tricky. Lot of unknowns.
UW was between 22-25 in average recruit rating last time I looked it up. bnb is right, UW should end up between 20-30 when it’s all done in composite and average rating. 5-6 teams will drop out of the top 20 and 7-8 will jump way up.
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Awfully warm for June. The rankings take amount of players committed way too much in value. Alabama is currently sitting at #50. Cal is at #20. Way too high, or low, I guess.
I’d add that AL is #50 with the highest avg stars.
More like awfully warm for the 2026 summer bridge program and even then we? have to get lucky these guys don’t get home sick and return home to Tuscaloosa.
Most of the teams under UW have hardly any commits. When all is said and done, UW will likely finish between #20 and #30 in the country for recruiting and between #4 and #10 in the B10.
If we looked at the rankings now based on average star rating and general recruiting prowess, I would say UW probably ends up higher than the five higher than them right now (Butgers, Arkansas, SMU, Illinois, UCLA) though SMU and UCLA could be tough. Teams behind them with great chances to go ahead of them = Texas, Tennessee, Oregon, Florida, Florida State, Michigan, Oklahoma, Alabama, Ole Miss, Auburn. I think they could beat out some of them though. B10 is tricky. Lot of unknowns.
UW was between 22-25 in average recruit rating last time I looked it up. bnb is right, UW should end up between 20-30 when it’s all done in composite and average rating. 5-6 teams will drop out of the top 20 and 7-8 will jump way up.
August-November Syndrome is right around the corner!