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Horn has out recruited OU what, 8 out of the last 10 years? It’s time to see the baby. Same goes for aggie.Originally posted by Burntorange Bowhunter View PostComment
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Bad year for Texas talent. Hence Jimbo going and getting the #1 recruit in several other states.Originally posted by Burntorange Bowhunter View PostComment
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Lol, Texas was and is always loaded with HS talent. It wasn’t a down year by any means.
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It takes more than “13 of the top 50” in Texas to compete in the SEC. Fine for Big 12. SEC needs top talent in states. That’s what Jimbo did.Originally posted by Chad C View PostComment
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2020 College Football - Off Season Discussion
Jimbo had to go out of state this year, it happens. Tom had to go OOS to get the nations best RB prospect. Texas needed to pull Broughton and Collins, they did. Texas pulled the two best QB prospects in the state. It’s all good. **** hit the fan and TH still closed.
Ags have what it takes, as does Texas. Getting it done is a different story!
Updated 2020 Blue Chip Ratio: Top 12 Classes
1. Bama: 84%
2. Texas: 79%
3. Georgia: 76%
4. Clemson: 74%
5. Florida: 72%
6. LSU: 71%
7. Ohio State: 68%
8. Auburn: 62%
9. Oklahoma: 61%
10. Tennessee: 57%
11. A&M: 54%
12. Oregon: 45%
Weighted multi-yr recruiting rankings (for use in next week's SP+ projections):
1 UGA (avg pctile rk: 99.5%)
2 Bama (99.3%)
3 OhSt (98.6%)
4 Clemson (97.7%)
5 LSU (97.4%)
6 A&M (96.2%)
7 Auburn (96.2%)
8 Texas (95.9%)
9 Fla (95.8%)
10 OU (95.5%)
11 PSU (94.3%)
12 Oregon (93.7%)
It was a great class overall but not as elite as the two big dogs in your division. Good luck.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk ProLast edited by Chad C; 02-05-2020, 08:22 PM.Comment
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Lmao. Last year it was wrts. Texas had to go out of state.
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Lol.
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Rinse and repeat.Comment
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