Uh, April Fools?
What in the world? She started with us, left for TX, then left for FL.
I don't understand.
The word on the street is she faced some internal disciplinary issues but dont know specificsWhat in the world? She started with us, left for TX, then left for FL.
I don't understand.
Interesting tidbit from Talia Goodman here. The number in the Top 100 category is decreasing it seems.
Hence why I said "it seems". There was small decrease between 2021 and 2022. I agree it's hard to gauge 2023 just yet, but the trend will be something to watch.The class of 2023 has only been around one year. There could be more movement from that group this spring.
What would be a better comparison would be how many of the classes of 2021 and 2022 transferred after their first year to see if it compares more closely to the current rate of the 2023 class.
A while back, I looked at the top 25 players in the classes of 2019 to 2023. I did not limit it to transfers only after first year and did not count the 2nd transfer for some of these (stated below), as it would skew the percentage:The class of 2023 has only been around one year. There could be more movement from that group this spring.
What would be a better comparison would be how many of the classes of 2021 and 2022 transferred after their first year to see if it compares more closely to the current rate of the 2023 class.
Very interesting. Thanks for sharing this.A while back, I looked at the top 25 players in the classes of 2019 to 2023. I did not limit it to transfers only after first year and did not count the 2nd transfer for some of these (stated below), as it would skew the percentage:
2019 - 14, 56% (19 if you count 5 that transferred 2x)
2020 - 17, 68% (23, as 6 transfered 2x)
2021 - 12, 48% (no double transfers yet)
2022 - 12, 48% (no double transfers yet)
2023 - 2, 8% (no double transfers yet)
I think it will likely go down from the 21 and 22 classes. The pandemic messed up visits, evaluations, and some team building opportunities. My cynjcal self just thinks too many kids now walk at the drop of a hat.Hence why I said "it seems". There was small decrease between 2021 and 2022. I agree it's hard to gauge 2023 just yet, but the trend will be something to watch.
I hear you. Time will tell if these numbers further confirm your sense of the situation.I think it will likely go down from the 21 and 22 classes. The pandemic messed up visits, evaluations, and some team building opportunities. My cynjcal self just thinks too many kids now walk at the drop of a hat.