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To: kabar

The teams with superior NFL recruits sit out. Ohio is one of those teams that are superior in the talent department. Mizzou likely had full participation by the team in the game. In a year or so, the SEC will lose its edge. It came from their ability to stack recruits, they would promise players they would be on the team, then go out and continue to recruit. In other conferences, like the PAC 12, if they had 20 spots to fill with recruits, they were only allowed to offer 20. Not exactly that, but close. Alabama would have 20 spots, and would recruit 80. Other schools would quit pursuing the athletes they thought that Bama had in hand, and then Nick the Saban would have them walk on. Promising a spot next year, or maybe if someone wasn’t quite as good as they thought. Look at Colorado, they literally released recruits from scholarships. I didn’t know they could legally do that, it wasn’t common knowledge, or is that new?


93 posted on 12/30/2023 4:47:21 PM PST by Glad2bnuts (“And how we burned in the camps later, thinking: We should have set up ambushes...paraphrased)
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To: Glad2bnuts
Actually, Ohio State had only one regular, Marvin Harrison Jr., sit out the game. The big loss was thru the portal, the loss of their starting QB. Ohio State played lights out on defense. They were leading 3-0 going into the 4th quarter.

Top ranked recruiting teams for next year:

1. Georgia

2. Alabama

3. Texas

4. Miami

5. Ohio State

6. Oregon

7. Auburn

8. Oklahoma

9. Florida State

10. Notre Dame

Note: Top three are from the SEC.

College football recruiting rankings 2024: Top classes emerge during early National Signing Day 2023

The rich only get richer.

113 posted on 12/30/2023 6:40:14 PM PST by kabar
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