SugarCC
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I posted this in the To'oto'o thread a couple of days after signing day; felt it was appropriate here and now. The history I am talking about is Henry T's composite; but, his 247 ranking history follows pretty much the same path as his composite. He peaked after his JR yr, and steadily started falling going into his SR yr...a year he won the Defensive Player of the Year in the entire state of California.We've been talking in recent weeks about prospect rankings, and what BS they are; especially Rivals (I have said before, I was done with Rivals the day they TRIED telling me that Trey Smith was a 4*, and the #4 prospect in the state). Well...the 247 composite...
Checking out his rankings history, Henry T peaked during his Jr season at #13 overall (and what I'm assuming was a 5th star(?)); and had fallen to #44 overall by the time he signed. And what did he do to suffer such a tumble (31 spots), you may ask? All he did was go out his Sr season and win Defensive Player of the Year in the entire state of California is all.What bullsh*t, is all I can say.
Done with stars and rankings and Rivals and 247 and whatever else...I roll with Pruitt and company. If they want Jarrod Means or Kenny Solomon or Elijah Simmons...or Roman Harrison...I want those guys, as well; damn the stars, damn the rankings...and, Brent Hubbs and Jesse Simonton (Gator, never forget it) and Austin Price and Ryan Callahan and company can continue on grasping at straws in the dark.
I mean, who in their right mind is still worrying about these recruiting rankings?!?! If you are, you're just looking for something to moan and groan about; and yes, I'm well aware that some of you would kill over if you don't have that on a daily basis. But, come on! Did Rivals ranking a kid, WHO DOESN'T EXIST!!!, not do it for you? Did that not show you, all that these guys don't know?