The state of Fla would never lose if......

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With Fla., Fla St., and Miami if our football recruits never left the state of Florida I think the state of Fla. would play for a NC 7 out of 10. The only other state even close is California. UCF and SF Bulls are comin up also.
 
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finevol said:
With Fla., Fla St., and Miami if our football recruits never left the state of Florida I think the state of Fla. would play for a NC 7 out of 10. The only other state even close is California. UCF and SF Bulls are comin up also.
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05-Texas v. USC
04-USC v. Oklahoma
03-LSU v. Oklahoma, USC v. Michigan
02-Ohio St. v. Miami
01-Miami v. Nebraska
00-Oklahoma v. Fla St
99-Fla St. v. Va Tech
98-Tennessee v. Fla St
97-Michigan v. Wash St, Nebraska v. Tennessee
96-Florida v. Fla St
95-Nebraska v. Florida
94-Nebraska v. Miami
93-Fla St. v. Nebraska
92-Bama v. Miami

By my count, that is 10 out of 14 years that a team from Florida DID play for the NC, with 2 teams matching up in '96. So you are probably correct in your point, which I'm not sure I understand.
 
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cotton said:
05-Texas v. USC
04-USC v. Oklahoma
03-LSU v. Oklahoma, USC v. Michigan
02-Ohio St. v. Miami
01-Miami v. Nebraska
00-Oklahoma v. Fla St
99-Fla St. v. Va Tech
98-Tennessee v. Fla St
97-Michigan v. Wash St, Nebraska v. Tennessee
96-Florida v. Fla St
95-Nebraska v. Florida
94-Nebraska v. Miami
93-Fla St. v. Nebraska
92-Bama v. Miami

By my count, that is 10 out of 14 years that a team from Florida DID play for the NC, with 2 teams matching up in '96. So you are probably correct in your point, which I'm not sure I understand.
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WOW I did not relize that thanks. I was just saying how much talent came out of Fla. Good research though.:rock:
 
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finevol said:
With Fla., Fla St., and Miami if our football recruits never left the state of Florida I think the state of Fla. would play for a NC 7 out of 10. The only other state even close is California. UCF and SF Bulls are comin up also.
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Another what if thread? :no:
 
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I would have to think that Texas, Pennsylvania, and Ohio would have a lot to say about that assumption that Florida produces the best football talent in the nation. Florida might produce the most football speed in the nation, though.
 
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above what Florida puts out.There are more top D-1 FB players in Orange county alone then there is in Ga/Ala combined. The state of Florida can't make a claim like that and back it up. That's why So Calif. will always be in the NC hunt as long as Pete Carrol stays there because he can keep anyone he wants to stay and play for the Trojans.
 
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finevol said:
With Fla., Fla St., and Miami if our football recruits never left the state of Florida I think the state of Fla. would play for a NC 7 out of 10. The only other state even close is California. UCF and SF Bulls are comin up also.
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That is one of the reasons college football teams hire coaches that can sell and recruit the best players from any state to come to their campus. Apparently it didn't work very well for the Semiholes or the Canes this year!!!!!!!!:focus:
 
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hmanvolfan said:
That is one of the reasons college football teams hire coaches that can sell and recruit the best players from any state to come to their campus. Apparently it didn't work very well for the Semiholes or the Canes this year!!!!!!!!:focus:
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Their problems are not recruiting problems -- its coaching and lack of institutional control over the players and the programs.
 
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