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Why are they called GA recruits when the kid specifically states they will probably go to the same school, of which GA is not one based on their overlapping preferences.

This kid is rated as the 38th best at his "position". Is that good? i mean, in Florida or in the nation I could understand.

I'm just an Okie from Pahokee.

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Originally posted 11:22 AM ET  05.30 by F J J

This kid is rated as the 38th best at his "position". Is that good? i mean, in Florida or in the nation I could understand.

FJJ the only thing I can at this time is that it is better than be 39th.

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Originally posted 05:23 PM ET  05.30 by Huitzilopochtli.

FJJ the only thing I can at this time is that it is better than be 39th.

good point.

All i keeo hearing about pahokee is that they send thier guys to UF and Ut wants to be in the mix as well. What is lost in all of this is that Wake Forest has been using Pahokee as a pipeline for years now under grobe. don't be shocked if they go to wake, especially considering the success of former pahokee and deacs star alphonso smith the recent 2nd round cb in last month's draft

Let's go, Mountaineers!!

Rivals.com has him as a 3-star player with offers from Florida State, Georgia, Tennessee, Wake, WVU, Michigan, Pittsburgh...so 38th best must be pretty good

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Originally posted 02:04 PM ET  05.31 by WVU_Mulligan

Rivals.com has him as a 3-star player with offers from Florida State, Georgia, Tennessee, Wake, WVU, Michigan, Pittsburgh...so 38th best must be pretty good

By my calculations, there are between 120 - 125 CB's on the field )depending on nickle, dime and short yardage situations) for every Division I regular play (excluding punts, field goals, etc.). Meaning Division I needs about 250 "1st string" CB's. That's about 70 per year on average, meaning 38th would be in the middle of the pack for any given recruiting class. Good enough that a number of schools would be interested, not so much that signing the guy would be a major coup.

A 3-star at 38th might mean the 2010 is a CB-rich class.

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Originally posted 03:34 PM ET  05.31 by JRM74

By my calculations, there are between 120 - 125 CB's on the field )depending on nickle, dime and short yardage situations) for every Division I regular play (excluding punts, field goals, etc.). Meaning Division I needs about 250 "1st string" CB's. That's about 70 per year on average, meaning 38th would be in the middle of the pack for any given recruiting class. Good enough that a number of schools would be interested, not so much that signing the guy would be a major coup.A 3-star at 38th might mean the 2010 is a CB-rich class.

It gets worse JRM. If you consider that the average eligibility tenure is about 4.5 yrs, that puts the per class mount to just under 56.

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Originally posted 11:22 AM ET  05.30 by F J J

Why are they called GA recruits when the kid specifically states they will probably go to the same school, of which GA is not one based on their overlapping preferences.

AJC's on top of things..

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Originally posted 04:48 PM ET  05.30 by Dr. B-f-G

I'm just an Okie from Pahokee.

Them new-fangled fax machines is confusin'