re: Most draft picks the past 10 years: Alabama, LSU (65)

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You are insinuating they are so wrong our class is actually really good.

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Not exactly. It was their research that showed they are wrong and I believe them. Using their numbers as a cold hard fact then can also be incorrect.

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We would need an unpecidented number of players to greatly exceed their rankings for this class to be good enough

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I think that if they just adjusted a couple players in this class it would be much better already as far as their rankings go.

Kelvin Joseph:
The 4-star safety who signed and is being moved to CB was a 5-star CB before switching to safety.

Chasen Hines:
Was a 5-star or very high 4-star depending on the recruiting service before switching to defensive tackle is moving back to his higher ranked position of O-line.




Then you also have these:

LSU's 19th rated player of the 23 signed according to the services was named to the 6A 1st team All-State team in Florida.

Dare Rosenthal who was a 5-star O-lineman before moving to D-line and getting dropped to a 3-star and may possibly get moved to his 5-star position.




Not to mention the players that Eaux recruited and signed that will never show up in any rankings who will play for the first time this season.

Breiden Fehoko who started in his very first and every game he played at TX Tech. Was in the ESPN 300 (51) Ranked as the No. 4 defensive lineman in this year's class by Scout and the No. 24 overall prospect.

Jonathan Giles - Texas Tech's leading receiver as a sophomore. 1,158 receiving yards and 13 touchdowns on 69 catches. Was added to the Biletnikoff Award watch list midway through the season

Thaddeus Moss The No. 123 player nationally regardless of position by Rivals.com ... No. 6 tight end nationally and No. 7 overall player in North Carolina by Rivals.com


This was the 20th rated player at his position and the 16th best LSU commit for his class.