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I noticed Alex Reigelsperger also received a nice bump on the composite. Jumped Teague for the 3 spot and is just behind Viramontes with a score of .8810.
https://247sports.com/college/minnesota/Season/2018-Football/Commits
Others who have moved recently...
Nolan Edmonds went from a mid 3 star (5.6) to high 3 star (5.7) on Rivals, thus bumping his 247 Composite from 0.8639 to 0.8713
Terell Smith went from a mid 3 star (5.6) to low 3 star (5.5) on Rivals, thus dropping his 247 Composite from 0.8710 to 0.8636
Brevyn Spann-Ford went from an 83 to 87 on 247, thus bumping his 247 Composite from 0.8398 to 0.8606
Benjamin Sapp III went from 88 to 87 on 247, thus dropping his 247 Composite from 0.8639 to 0.8606
Austin Beier went from 85 to 87 on 247, thus bumping his 247 Composite from 0.8527 to 0.8594
Erik Gibson went from 84 to 85 on 247, thus bumping his 247 Composite from .8514 to .8548
Thomas Rush went from 87 to 86 on 247, thus dropping his 247 Composite from 0.8490 to 0.8456
Mariano Sori-Marin went from 82 to 85 on 247, thus bumping his 247 Composite from 0.8343 to .8444
Josh Aune went from 84 to 85 on 247, thus bumping his 247 Composite from 0.8295 to 0.8328
I'm kind of surprised how Baylor is doing with recruiting given the recent scandals that have taken over that program
This explains the jump form 34 to 31 in the rankings.
I'm kind of surprised how Baylor is doing with recruiting given the recent scandals that have taken over that program
I wouldn't mind someone like Taiyon Palmer or Dallas Craddieth.
31st would be perfect!
I wonder if Josh Walker got on the plane from IMG as well.So word is that Williams is here for an OV and there's a defensive recruit here for an OV as well though that name has not been released.
Actually the opposite.
Up until last week, Reigelsperger had a score of 0.8723
Then they removed Scout's rating from calculation and he had a score of 0.8853
Now, 247 dropped him from an 85 to 84 in their rating and thus his composite went to 0.8810
Sounds like the Craddieth ship sailed awhile ago and it's down to Iowa and Wisconsin for him.
So, he went from .8723 to .8810 - how is that not a bump?
He went from a 0.8723 to a 0.8853 to a 0.8810. Yes, he was bumped up from his score from a week ago. But his score fell from earlier this week.
Shows up on Nebraska's list now.
If you have $20, and I give you $10, then you later give me $5, do you end up with more or less money than you started with?
If you have $20, and I give you $10, then you later give me $5, do you end up with more or less money than you started with?
What an excellent point and valuable contribution. of course, you're picking the most correct starting point for determining an increase or a decrease, and the other guy is picking a wrong one.
The always hard-hitting DPO, ladies and gentleman. Let's all thank for him for his public service.
So, he went from .8723 to .8810 - how is that not a bump?
How will the early NSD affect the recruiting game?
Will it push lower level commits to early commitments and the higher end recruits to later NSD?
Any thoughts?
I think it is advantageous for a MN to wrap up recruitings and signings early. It will give them more time to focus earlier on the new recruiting year.
How will the early NSD affect the recruiting game?
Will it push lower level commits to early commitments and the higher end recruits to later NSD?
Any thoughts?
I think it is advantageous for a MN to wrap up recruitings and signings early. It will give them more time to focus earlier on the new recruiting year.