BarrythesnoUT
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Only drama has been generated by the schools recruiting him and media talking heads. David and his family have been nothing but classy and making a highly informed decision.The way he’s handled this recruitment has been remarkable.
Hardly any drama revolving around him despite being such a highly touted player.
Gonna look great in Orange Saturday.
-VQWe have finally made it to 'David Sanders Day’ coming up tomorrow. Tennessee has been in tremendous position for the last several months and nothing is changing for us with this one. The family has handled everything fantastically and David is someone that is wise beyond his years. Getting across the finish line in this one would give Tennessee the cornerstone of this 2025 class.
Buffet has around 4x the net worth of the 11 most wealthy people in the entire state of Tennessee, combined. He skews it quite a bit, especially when you break it down to city by city rankings as the original person who brought it up was specifically talking about Omaha. Removing Buffet alone drops the average net worth in the state from 494,000 to 428,000. So one man changes the state's average net worth per capita by 66,000 dollars. That's a 13.3 percent drop for an aggregate of almost 2 million people just by removing one person.Probably not much more than the richest person or top 10 of any state skews it. I'm also not sure if they counted only the assets claimed in the particular states. His would be broadly distributed.
Do that with any person or group who represents a comparable % of another state's wealth then compare again. I would wager that a state like Nebraska in part due to large land holdings would actually rise. If you want to take out Buffett then to make it an apples to apples comparison again you'd have to take out those 11. Every state has "rich" that skew their numbers. Not everyone has a Buffett or Gates but they all have someone.Buffet has around 4x the net worth of the 11 most wealthy people in the entire state of Tennessee, combined. He skews it quite a bit, especially when you break it down to city by city rankings as the original person who brought it up was specifically talking about Omaha. Removing Buffet alone drops the average net worth in the state from 494,000 to 428,000. So one man changes the state's average net worth per capita by 66,000 dollars. That's a 13.3 percent drop for an aggregate of almost 2 million people just by removing one person.