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Let me see if I can try this again.

In the 2022 season, LSU and Florida's average player was separated by a little more than a point.

Same with Alabama and Georgia.

For the third time, where is this massive difference?

A SEC Championship so far.

The stats you are quoting aren't useful. They are based on the recruiting ranks at the time they were recruited/transfered, and say nothing about how many years a player has been at the school, developed or otherwise.

I don't know how you got the 2022 data, because everytime I click on the team it takes the results to the 2023 roster. However, in 2023, LSU was once again only 1 point higher than Florida and LSU had 6 5 stars compared to Florida's 1. And Florida had like over 50 freshman listed on their roster(which I assume is a combination of true and red shirt).

And while looking at 24/7 since I normally don't anymore, I just noticed that overall(with transfers) Florida recruited higher than LSU last year, despite having 3 less recruits.

This post was edited on 5/12/24 at 1:23 pm

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Posted by SidewalkTiger

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Member since Dec 2019

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Posted on 5/12/24 at 1:24 pm to 3down10

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The stats you are quoting aren't useful. They are based on the recruiting ranks at the time they were recruited, and say nothing about how many years a player has been at the school, developed or otherwise.

You were the one who originally brought up recruiting rankings.

You literally used recruiting rankings to try to make the argument that Florida and LSU were vastly different situations, now you're saying those aren't "useful."

Incredible.