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I never said recruiting will be an issue, just saying this is a top class because of quantity not quality.  You are right about them having a good amount of 4* and 5* recruits.  While this is true, the issue are their grades.  There is a reason Michigan is the only top 10 NSD team with an average below 90.  There is a reason Michigan is barely ranked above teams with only 20 recruits, instead of 29.  It's because their 4* and 5* recruits are not graded very high.  Yes, #7 Georgia only has 13 4* and 5*, but they are ALL graded at above .90 (more like .94).  Yes, #8 USC may only have 13 4* and 5*, but all but ONE is ranked above .90 (once again, more like .94).  1/3 of Michigan's 4* and *5 are ranked below .90 and more on the 3* side of the rankings.

 

 

Lol. The more I look into this, the more silly you sound.

 

Current overall rankings:

5. Michigan

6. USC

7. Ole Miss

8. Clemson

9. Georgia

10. Auburn

 

Scores using 247's calculator:

Michigan top 20 recruits: 278.25

USC's top 20 recruits: 271.73

Ole Miss' top 20 recruits: 277.14

Clemson's top 20 recruits: 274.90

Georgia's top 20 recruits: 275.61

Auburn's top 20 recruits: 270.12

 

 

Scores using 247's calculator:

Michigan's top 10 recruits: 222.17

USC's top 10 recruits: 217.18

Ole Miss' top 10 recruits: 220.89

Clemsons's top 10 recruits 220.90

Georgia's top 10 recruits: 220.78

Aurburn's top 10 recruits: 214.79

 

 

Michigan has higher a higher rated top 10 and a higher rated top 20 than every other team currently ranked 5 through 10. In other words, Michigan has a top 10 class in terms of both quantity and quality. Thanks for showing me this calculator to help prove me point.

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