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http://www.espn.com/blog/sec/post/_/id/126491/how-texas-ams-assembling-a-top-10-recruiting-class
This is how Kevin Sumlin got his Top 10 class. Just some interesting comments about recruiting. If Maryland can have a class currently at #18...why can't PJ get a class in the teens in 2018? It doesn't appear it won't be for lack of trying nor for lack of work. Yes, we are at a major disadvantage in that we have very limited Minnesota kids to even go after in 2018. And the best on paper, Sapp, is just visiting essentially...leaving only two or three who are even being discussed as possible offer candidates.
MD's average class over the last 5-10 years is more like mid to upper 30s. Shows how important it is in recruiting the right type/potential, and then the ability to coach up to potential. I'd take consistent recruiting classes in that same area all day long.