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[QUOTE="Sportsman5, post: 4415168, member: 1005"] correct. Rate of growth and physical talent is more important than absolute skills set when projecting the jump from high school to college. Multi-sport athletes can be good because once they focus on just football, then they can experience faster improvement than someone that specialized in football since they were 12 and are close to peaked. [/QUOTE]
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