...with 28 of them being 3-stars or below. Loads of non-qualifiers here...
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OregonBuckeye
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Of course rivals.com is singing their praises. They're in love with the SEC.
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DaytonBuck
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Gatorubet;1399448; said:So Michigan's is the typical Big 10 approach to recruiting?
Ole Piss is simply being a Nutt led Old Miss, nothing more, nothing less.
Big 10 schools often sign 30 or more players.
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OregonBuckeye
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DaytonBuck;1399462; said:
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It's only happened twice since '02. MSU with 30 in '04 and Minny last year with 31.
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We've done it in a past thread, showing that SEC teams on average sign quite a few more kids than their b10 counterparts...
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BrowardBuck
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How is this even permitted by the NCAA? I would have the same question if it were a B10 team. A carpet bombing approach to recruiting seems unethical at best. I thought the NCAA had a mandated maximum number per class or is that the B10?
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Gatorubet
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jwinslow;1399497; said:
Oh sure - if you are going to use "facts" to try to win an argument.
Josh, 37 signees is not an SEC thing. It is crazy world stuff. What was the average difference in class if I may ask? I'd also love to see the average attrition rate, as that would drive the former.
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jimotis4heisman
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um used to get a ton of kids then lose a lot of kids since they were a "national" program and a lot of kids transferred.
Ole Miss is simply being a Nutt led Old Miss, nothing more, nothing less.
also yes, the big ten is getting filled up with snake oil salesman...
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