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[QUOTE="jonson, post: 2915457, member: 6034"]
In my view team, team rankings are also extremely problematic because, aside from a very limited number of extraordinary recruits each year (5? 10?), trying to compare and rank everyone else is, if not hopeless, extremely difficult and a very inexact science.  Take two recruits with whom I'm quite familiar.  Among those in Oregon's 2016 recruiting class, Sierra Campisano was ranked #14 by Hoopgurlz and Ruthy Hebard #40.  Both are forwards.  Campisano turned out to be a complete bust, with her playing time steadily going down during her two years in Eugene until she was one of the last, if not the last, players off the bench.  Not surprisingly, she transferred last summer.  Although Hebard has a good write-up, she had not faced any real competition in Alaska.  As a result, she seriously considered red-shirting her freshman year.  But she didn't (fortunately), and has been all Pac 12 as both a freshman and sophomore even though she still has a lot to learn..  And it's all too easy to find lots and lots of examples like this.
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