08-02-2007, 03:41 AM | #11 |
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CB is full of extremism in just about every form. Why should sports be any different?
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08-02-2007, 04:52 AM | #12 |
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i have followed recruiting for as long as i can remember, i go to highschool games to watch key BYU recruits i get the recruiting DVDs and i watch all the highlights i can. Knowing what i know recruiting is one of the most inexact sciences ever.
The star system in my opinion is more of a guage of your chances of being a bust. For example: 5 star recruit- 85% chance you make it 4 star recruit- 70% chance you make it 3 star recruit- 50% chance you make it 2 star recruit- 30% 1 star recruit- 10% Now obviously that is not exact and what exactly does make it mean, well make it for me is based on how highly touted you were, 5 star you want potential all-american, 4 star all conference performer, 3 star starter, 2 star contributor, 1 star had to fill the schollies, hopefully you find a diamond in the rough. In BYUs recruiting class this past year i see the following players as having the biggest impact by the time there careers are over: 1. Devin Mahina 2. JJ Diluigi 3. Maanaki Vaitai 4. Jordan Pendelton- watch this kid for sure, he is going ot be a stud 5. Austen Jorgensen 5 players i dont see impacting the program much are: 1. Cade Cooper- easy one 2. Scotty Ebert- imo, one of the casualties of offering early 3. Aveni Leung-Wai 4. Tyler Beck 5. Famika Anae the rest are in the middle for me and i am not sure, i like G Pittman a lot but corner is the hardest position to transition from highschool to college. Also a few others i think have potential are kessman reynolds Jordan Smith- legit 6'4 and a burner Levi Mack- would be top 5 if we werent so deep at O-line Manumaleuna- had one of the biggest hits i have ever seen in a highschool game.
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08-04-2007, 05:12 PM | #13 |
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