Id like to see the All-Big 10 first and second team player list from NY/NJ since the conference added Rutger and MD.
Where Will ISU End Up if the Big 12 Implodes?
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Id like to see the All-Big 10 first and second team player list from NY/NJ since the conference added Rutger and MD.
All I know is that NJ puts out about 40-50 D1 recruits a year compared to Iowa's 10-15.
Agree...he thinks he has all the answers and he doesn't really even know the questions yet.
I think you're missing the point. While obviously it has zero effect on Ohio State and Michigan, if you're Indiana, Purdue, Minnesota, etc., a staff can sell the idea of being able to play games back home. Not that it alone would be the reason to land a recruit, but if they're on the fence between a B1G school and someone else, it certainly would weigh on the decision.
Iowa State adding a Corn Hole team, Book it!
Thats a pretty wide swath there. How many P5 all conference players out of those 40-50?
Cuz tOSU and Michigan don’t give a **** about the rest.
Again. Make your point. How many starters on those teams outside of UM and tOSU? I’ll even let you break it down that far.
Lol last years 2021 state of Iowa recruiting class had 21 D1 players..
In reality there are about 6-10 high D1 prospects in Iowa every year. Another 5-6 that have local D1 offers. Are you really trying to tell me Iowa has better h.s. football than NJ?
No. Just showing you that the state of Iowa does produce more than just 5 D1 football players every year as you just stated.
Just bc a kid goes to ISU or Iowa doesn’t make them a non D1 player. Might as well throw out every single NJ player that picks Rutgers then.
Campbell has moved away from recruiting Texas, and I don't thing we were ever much of a presents in Oklahoma. The current recruiting is more in the Midwest and maintaining our ties to Florida and neighboring states. Our current roster has only 4 players from Texas and 10 from Florida.
Either way there are more players there. Doesn't American Somoa produce more NFL players per capita than anywhere else?
ForeverIowan, I like your spirit.
Programs that match UT and OU’s brands are not coming available anytime soon for the B1G or Pac 12. Why not be opportunistic and pick up some solid programs while they are available at a “bargain price”?
Big 10 schools had been recruiting NJ for years, from Penn State to Iowa.
He just makes up numbers to fit his narrative.
And this makes it even easier. Same as being in the SEC is going to make it easier for OU and Texas to go to places like Georgia and Florida. They have even said this.
The point is that it helps recruiting for schools that are not Ohio State or Michigan or Penn State. It is assumed that a university is going to bring in the best players they possibly can. Whether they are starters or all conference is irrelevant. It isn't complicated.
