butchna
Sit down and tell me all about it...way over there
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I've bought people I've never met before tickets to games and I constantly get called a troll.
It is extremely frustrating to read some of the stuff you put out there, man. I get that UT football is important to you and that's fine, but we have good coaches and if they say the 3* DB down the road at Alcoa High School or Clay County or Bucksnot or Milan High or Collierville is good enough, that is ok with me. They coach our boys up and the ones that don't get better we help find a better place for them. The program has been turned around literally over night. Enjoy the process. Worry less about the raw material and bask more in the glow of the finished product. Go Vols.
Good lord just when I think things are going back to normal with the Grey pick up, Butch goes on a 3* spree. Why is this accepted here? UGA and Bama are stacking 4s and 5s and we might as well be 3* U. Wtf.
Would that be "having our cake and eating it too"?
I never fully understood that expression...who has a cake and doesn't eat it?
You'd think that if the mensas that award stars knew their shizz, a higher percentage would make it on NFL rosters? :idea:
Actually there was some interesting analysis posted a couple years ago in this forum. Can't remember what thread.
5 Stars are essentially a 50-50 coin flip of making the league.
This is off memory, but the breakdown was essentially:
5 Star - 50%
4 Star - 33%
3 Star - 8%
2 Star - 2%
Was an interesting analysis to show the Star system was nothing more than a "predictor" of success, not a guarantee.
Edit to add: They used the 10 years of Rivals rankings from 2002 - 2012 for the data set.
Actually there was some interesting analysis posted a couple years ago in this forum. Can't remember what thread.
5 Stars are essentially a 50-50 coin flip of making the league.
This is off memory, but the breakdown was essentially:
5 Star - 50%
4 Star - 33%
3 Star - 8%
2 Star - 2%
Was an interesting analysis to show the Star system was nothing more than a "predictor" of success, not a guarantee.
Edit to add: They used the 10 years of Rivals rankings from 2002 - 2012 for the data set.