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frostyvol said...
i think the fan bases that praise the worthiness of lower rated players are typically the teams that dont get the higher rated recruits. And i have said it a million times if i have said it once, there is a reason some players are rated higher than others. It's not random assignment of star ratings. There are some pretty intelligent scouting people out there who make these determinations. The higher rated players are, in general, the better players. period. that's why, in general, the teams that get the highest rated recruits are the better teams. its not a real complicated concept.
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EastDillon2010 said...
Let me tell you something - ask CBJ and he would likely tell you he would take the 4 star/5 star over any 2 star/3 star no matter how willing they are to run through a wall. Guys like Saban (and hopefully CBJ) are confident enough in their ability to get the top recruits to buy in.
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frostyvol said...
Yeah, of course, if you have legit character concerns, obviously that factors in as well as the talent evaluation. What im saying is that character concerns arent dependent on your star rating. And all things being equal, you want the better player, who is typically the higher rated player.
Regarding Hurd, he is a 5 star player because of his ability and production. He is where he is because he obviously works hard and is committed to being a great player. If he were lazy, ambivalent and a knuckle head, he likely wouldnt be a 5 star player. And Im all for players who "want" to be here, and are willing to do whatever it takes to win, and help recruit others, but, AGAIN, i'd rather have that player have elite talent than not, and i suspect so would you. After all, there is no shortage of 1 star kids in Tennessee who would "want to be at Tennessee", would be "willing to do whatever it takes to win in Knoxville", and would work to recruit others...but im guessing you wouldnt want them on our team. You win with talent, not with people who "want" to be here. The state is full of kids who "want" to be here, but they dont have the talent to compete at an elite SEC level. We must get those elite kids. And so far, next years class is looking like it will be full of them..
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