Iowa Football Recruiting
- Thread starter CyTexMex
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Anyone who doesn’t eat paste knows how completely impossible it is for you to make that claim right now.
Rutgers had 21 commits last year with a higher average recruit rating than Iowa State’s current class and finished 66th.
I was thinking he shows the signs more of eating paint chips. He struggles bad, really bad.
Your class is roughly 3/4 full, and one of your worst recruits doesn’t have a grade yet. Some of the current commits may get a small bump, but it is highly unlikely at this point that the average recruit rating rises by a significant amount. I’d be shocked if Iowa State ends up with a top 50 class.
You are making a lot of sweeping generalizations here. A lot of your claims are based on ratings that are unpredictable. I once saw a recruit with a very very mediocre offer list consisting of 1 P5 team go from an 81 to an 84 to a 90 in 3 months without so much as picking up a football.
2021 rankings are going to be pretty worthless just due to the lack of exposure. Hell, there's a decent chance these kids won't even have a senior season. I have a friend who is an AD and here in Iowa football season isn't looking great.
Seems so crazy that it is almost as if I made it up, doesn’t it?
Even if Iowa State’s unrated JUCO commit gets a 92 grade (which is obviously incredibly unlikely), your recruiting class would only rise from 84.02 to 84.5. Kansas State finished 52nd last year with an 84.39 rating and 27 commits.
I'm doubting the part about the kid not picking up a football, but the rest could happen.
It's the Ball State kid. He got a huge bump without attending any camps or having any new film
