Method for Ranking
Had to have an avg. * ranking of 3.3 or above on Rivals
Had to have at least 10 commits
6.1 = 10pts, 6.0 = 9 pts, 5.9 = 8pts, etc.
Took the above number/team and divided by the number of commits
Re-scored for kickers - top 5 = 5.8, next 5 = 5.7, next 5 =5.6, etc.
1. USC - 8.0
Commits - 13
2. Texas - 7.19
Commits - 21
3. Florida - 7.15
Commits - 20
4. Penn State - 7
Commits - 20
5. Georgia - 6.99
Commits - 19
6. Tennessee - 6.90
Commits - 21
7. California - 6.71
Commits - 14
8. Alabama - 6.70
Commits - 23
9. Oklahoma - 6.41
Commits - 27
10. UCLA - 6.41
Commits - 17
11. LSU - 6.39
Commits - 24
12. Notre Dame - 6.28
Commits - 18
13. Oregon - 6.26
Commits - 15
14. Ohio State - 6.26
Commits - 15
15. Auburn - 6.23
Commits - 26
16. Texas A&M - 6
Commits - 22
17. Georgia Tech - 5.92
Commits - 13
Had to have an avg. * ranking of 3.3 or above on Rivals
Had to have at least 10 commits
6.1 = 10pts, 6.0 = 9 pts, 5.9 = 8pts, etc.
Took the above number/team and divided by the number of commits
Re-scored for kickers - top 5 = 5.8, next 5 = 5.7, next 5 =5.6, etc.
1. USC - 8.0
Commits - 13
2. Texas - 7.19
Commits - 21
3. Florida - 7.15
Commits - 20
4. Penn State - 7
Commits - 20
5. Georgia - 6.99
Commits - 19
6. Tennessee - 6.90
Commits - 21
7. California - 6.71
Commits - 14
8. Alabama - 6.70
Commits - 23
9. Oklahoma - 6.41
Commits - 27
10. UCLA - 6.41
Commits - 17
11. LSU - 6.39
Commits - 24
12. Notre Dame - 6.28
Commits - 18
13. Oregon - 6.26
Commits - 15
14. Ohio State - 6.26
Commits - 15
15. Auburn - 6.23
Commits - 26
16. Texas A&M - 6
Commits - 22
17. Georgia Tech - 5.92
Commits - 13
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