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Message: [QUOTE="Exit 4, post: 3152168, member: 2268"] Good stuff....something I would like to wade deeper into if I had the time when looking at PA/NY/NJ. I did a run down on CT using 247. Yes, I realize 247 is mistake prone, but its a quick and dirty anyways. CT FBS recruits by year / number that went to UConn. These are just the kids they took the time to rank. Broadly speaking 247 went from 2100 kids in their database in the 2000s to 4000 kids last year. Therefore the expansion of the database probably partially explains the CT story below. 2002 - 6 (1) <--notable that Deon Anderson was #2 as a three star 2003 - 11 (2) 2004 - 14 (7) <--notables Lou Allen as a two star at #4 and DJ Hernandez as a two star at #11 2005 - 12 (3) 2006 - 14 (2) <--notable that Scott Lutrus was a two star and rank#8 2007 - 5 (1) 2008 - 10 (2) 2009 - 12 (3) <--notable that Trevardo Williams was a three star and rank#10 2010 - 12 (2) <--notable that Byron Jones was a three star and rank#11 2011 - 8 (2) 2012 - 6 (2) 2013 - 9 (2) <--got Cochran ranked #1 2014 - 15 (6) <--got Boyle ranked #2 and Noel Thomas #5 2015 - 15 (4) <--got Newsome ranked #2 2016 - 16 (4) <--Herring at #6, Rose at #11, Coyle at #14, Dixon at #16 2017 - 17 (3) <--Fortt at #14, Gardner at #15 and Fitton at #19 2018 - 16 (5) <--Robinson at #7, Travis Jones at #8, Lucien at #12, Gillespie at #15 and Kevon Jones at #18 2019 - 22 (2) <--highest ranked kid was Jackson Mitchell at #18 and Winston Jules at #26, [/QUOTE]