2.2-million square miles with no 5-star recruits (SBN)

[huskymedic]

Geographic look at 4 and 5 star (247 composite) WRs from the 2012-2016 #recruiting classes.

so these aren't accurate lol
how about Tarik Black?
again just goes to show how bad these companies are that do this.

Black and Holmes are 2017 recruits!

 

[RioDog]

This maps pretty consistently with population density, the exception being some areas in SEC Land where football rivals Christianity as a religion and some non population-based wieghting is to be expected. As far as it goes it seems a fair reflection of available talent.​

 

[ZOOCONN]

Black and Holmes are 2017 recruits!

............... yes...... ...........yes they are...................and that would be why they arent included lol

 

[huskyrob1]

Interesting how 4 and 5 star QB's are more spread out than other positions.

 

[huskymedic]

CT comes in @ 35.

 

[huskymedic]

 

[RUSS56]

Just to add my 2c for what it is worth. I grew up in CT, went to Uconn, and moved to Florida 5yrs ago. I have seen plenty of CT high school games, and now plenty of high school games in Florida. The talent in CT, is not even in the ball park of what is in Florida. A mediocre Florida team, would win the LL State Championship in CT. Faster, bigger, and more skills, all over the field.

 

[Stray_Dog]

....and this was true 25 years ago...perhaps longer. I went to high school in FL...I remember my SR year in CT...the high school freshman team was better than any football team I saw take the field...the school I went to in FL was ST Thomas Aquinas...you may have seen some of their games on ESPNU

 

[huskymedic]

 

[sportsart]

Kurt Warner just got inducted into the HOF. This really says it all.

It began at Northern Iowa, where Warner was third on the depth chart until his senior year. He went undrafted in 1994 and failed to make a loaded Green Bay team out of training camp. He then stocked shelves at a Cedar Falls, Iowa

QB Kurt Warner came out of nowhere to make Hall of Fame