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LordJeffBuck

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The following chart shows the top 25 Ohio recruits according to the 247 Composite, and for each recruit gives his 247 Stars, 247 Rating, and 247 Score, which is how many points the recruit would add to a hypothetical class comprised of just the top 25 recruits in Ohio.

The chart also gives the average 247 rating, which is 90.19; and also the overall class score, which is 267.07 and would rank 11th in CFB right behind Oklahoma and just ahead of Miami.

Note that I have not included the #22 recruit in Ohio, WR Armond Scott of Euclid (3*, 87.00 rating), because he did not sign with anyone yet.

RankRecruit NamePosRecruit College247 Stars247 Rating247 Score
1Jack SawyerDLOhio State5*99.8229.82
2Mike HallDLOhio State4*97.4427.27
3Reid CarricoLBOhio State4*96.1725.53
4Jayden BallardWROhio State4*95.8124.42
5Lorenzo Styles, Jr.WRNotre Dame4*94.7822.45
6Ben ChristmanOLOhio State4*94.3920.90
7Corey KinerRBLouisiana State4*93.1718.55
8Devonta SmithDBAlabama4*90.7615.34
9Jaylen AndersonRBWest Virginia4*89.5113.14
10Markus AllenWRWisconsin3*88.8911.45
11Darryl PetersonLBWisconsin3*88.8210.15
12Najee StoryDLNorthwestern3*88.778.89
13Jaylen JohnsonDBOhio State3*88.517.61
14Andrew Wilson-LampWRWest Virginia3*88.136.39
15Jack PughTEWisconsin3*88.105.40
16Mitchell EvansTENotre Dame3*87.764.43
17Rod MooreDBMichigan3*87.683.64
18Bryon ThreatsATHCincinnati3*87.672.97
19Liam CliffordWRPenn State3*87.482.37
20A.J. KirkDBMichigan State3*87.101.84
21Devon WilliamsLBMinnesota3*87.091.45
23Terrence RanklOLPittsburgh3*86.881.11
24Joey LabasQBIowa3*86.850.85
25Jamarius DinkinsDLKentucky3*86.670.64
26Mao GlynnOLCincinnati3*86.460.47
Total............90.19267.07
 
The next chart shows how each team fared in Ohio, and shows (in order): number of recruits signed; percentage of top 25; class score of recruits signed; percentage of overall class score (which is 267.07); the average rating per recruit signed; and the differential from the overall class average (which is 90.19):

CollegeClass #Percent-1Class ScorePercent-2Class AvgDifferential
Ohio State624.0 %135.5550.8 %95.36+ 5.17
Wisconsin312.0 %27.0010.1 %88.60– 1.59
Notre Dame28.0 %26.8810.1 %91.27+ 1.01
West Virginia28.0 %19.537.3 %88.82– 1.37
Louisiana State14.0 %18.556.9 %93.17+ 2.98
Alabama14.0 %15.345.7 %90.76+ 0.57
Northwestern14.0 %8.893.3 %88.77– 1.42
Michigan14.0 %3.641.4 %87.68– 2.51
Cincinnati28.0 %3.441.3 %87.07– 3.12
Penn State14.0 %2.370.9 %87.48– 2.71
Michigan State14.0 %1.840.7 %87.10– 3.09
Minnesota14.0 %1.450.5 %87.09– 3.10
Pittsburgh14.0 %1.110.4 %86.88– 3.31
Iowa14.0 %0.850.3 %86.85– 3.34
Kentucky14.0 %0.640.2 %86.67– 3.52
 
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Of course, the charts in the immediately preceding posts don't help much, because they basically prove that Ohio State owns Ohio when it comes to recruiting. The next chart eliminates Ohio State's 6 signees and adds in the next 6 signees from the top recruits in Ohio.

Note that the #31 recruit in the state, RB Kyree Young from Massillon Washington (3*, 86.21) was not included because he has not yet signed with anyone.

RankRecruitPosCollegeStarsRatingScore
5Lorenzo Styles, Jr.WRNotre Dame4*94.7824.78
7Corey KinerRBLouisiana State4*93.1723.03
8Devonta SmithDBAlabama4*90.7620.25
9Jaylen AndersonRBWest Virginia4*89.5118.45
10Markus AllenWRWisconsin3*88.8917.11
11Darryl PetersonLBWisconsin3*88.8216.13
12Najee StoryDLNorthwestern3*88.7715.03
14Andrew Wilson-LampWRWest Virginia3*88.1313.40
15Jack PughTEWisconsin3*88.1012.19
16Mitchell EvansTENotre Dame3*87.7610.77
17Rod MooreDBMichigan3*87.689.54
18Bryon ThreatsATHCincinnati3*87.678.37
19Liam CliffordWRPenn State3*87.487.18
20A.J. KirkDBMichigan State3*87.106.02
21Devon WilliamsLBMinnesota3*87.095.10
23Terrence RanklOLPittsburgh3*86.884.21
24Joey LabasQBIowa3*86.853.47
25Jamarius DinkinsDLKentucky3*86.672.80
26Mao GlynnOLCincinnati3*86.462.00
27Aidan HubbardLBNorthwestern3*86.462.00
28Malik VerdonATHIowa State3*86.381.39
29Bam BookerLBMaryland3*86.351.07
30David WohlabaughOLKentucky3*86.260.82
32Tomas RimacOLWest Virginia3*86.190.62
33Hammond RussellDLWest Virginia3*86.140.46
Total............88.01226.20
 
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Here's how all other teams not named Ohio State fared in recruiting Ohio.

CollegeClass #Percent-1Class ScorePercent-2Class AvgDifferential
Wisconsin312.0 %45.4320.1 %88.60+ 0.59
Notre Dame28.0 %35.5515.7 %91.27+ 3.26
West Virginia416.0 %32.9314.6 %87.49– 0.52
Louisiana State14.0 %23.0310.2 %93.17+ 5.16
Northwestern28.0 %17.037.5 %87.62– 0.39
Alabama14.0 %20.259.0 %90.76+ 2.75
Cincinnati28.0 %10.374.6 %87.07– 0.94
Michigan14.0 %9.544.2 %87.68– 0.33
Penn State14.0 %7.183.2 %87.48– 0.53
Michigan State14.0 %6.022.7 %87.10– 0.91
Minnesota14.0 %5.102.3 %87.09– 0.92
Pittsburgh14.0 %4.211.9 %86.88– 1.13
Kentucky28.0 %3.621.6 %86.47– 1.54
Iowa14.0 %3.471.5 %86.85– 1.16
Iowa State14.0 %1.390.6 %86.38– 1.63
Maryland14.0 %1.070.5 %86.35– 1.70
 
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Finally, here is a chart showing how each team fared in Ohio compared to the rest of that team's class. I have analyzed only teams that had a top-50 recruiting class and signed at least 3 players from Ohio.

The chart shows (in order): Total class size; Ohio signees; percentage of Ohio signees in class; overall class score; score of Ohio signees in class; percentage of class score from Ohio signees; differential between percentage of Ohio signees in class and percentage of class score from Ohio signees (a metric to determine how valuable the Ohio signees were to the overall class); average rating per signee in class; average rating per Ohio signee in class; differential between average rating per signee in class and average rating per Ohio signee in class (another metric to determine how valuable the Ohio signees were to the overall class).

Ohio State's class had 22 signees, with 6 being from Ohio (27.3%).

Ohio State's overall class score was 316.01, with 84.79 of those points coming from Ohio signees (26.8%). So by that metric, Ohio State slightly underperformed in Ohio by 0.5 (27.3% Ohio signees - 26.8% Ohio score = -0.5)

However, Ohio State's average per recruit was 94.76, while the average per Ohio recruit was 95.36. So by that metric, Ohio State overperformed in Ohio by 0.6.

It is interesting to note that Cincinnati had 3 more Ohio signees than Ohio State, yet Ohio State's 6 signees accounted for 22.2 more class points than Cincinnati's 9 signees (84.79 - 62.59 = 22.2). Cincinnati signed a lot of players from Ohio but did not get much value from those signees.

SchoolClass #Ohio #Percent-1Class ScoreOhio ScorePercent-2Differ-1Class AvgOhio AvgDiffer-2
Ohio State22627.3%316.0184.7926.8%+ 0.594.7695.36+ 0.60
Cincinnati24937.5%190.6662.5932.8%– 4.785.2485.02– 0.22
West Virginia16531.3%195.0761.5031.5%+ 0.287.2187.12– 0.09
Kentucky18316.7%205.0229.7314.5%– 2.287.1386.29– 0.84
Northwestern16318.8%184.3040.3421.9%+ 3.186.2686.91+ 0.65
Wisconsin21314.3%240.8038.7816.1%+ 1.889.0488.60– 0.44
Rutgers21314.3%191.6721.4411.2%– 3.185.4085.05– 0.35
 
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