LouderVol
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It was bound to fall. Our average for a while was insanely high, like top 3 or 4 on the averages. I think we will end up with a pretty similar class ranking as last year and be fine with it. Our staff is finding guys who can play, and is developing them, and then scheming for them.Our average commit rankings are shrinking. This class is starting to look like last year's more or less. Also, I noticed that ALL our commits dropped in the rankings. What's up with that? Seems like the stars are aligning for us to finish with a class outside the top 10.
We were #19 in talent ranking in 2022.
We lost to #2, and #21.
We beat #1, #5, #8, #14
So if we are bringing in Top 10 classes we are still improving, and we finally have the coaches to hang with the teams with more talent. Talent doesn't guarantee results, nothing does, it just helps your chances, look at Miami, Florida, Oklahoma, and TAMU as examples. IMO worrying about specific rankings, whether the individual guys we get, or how the team overall stacks up is a bit misplaced with this coaching staff. we got used to suck-butt coaches whose only chance was better talent, we have more options than talent now.
as long as we are filling needs and staying in the ballpark with talent we should be fine.