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re: Mark Richt takes shot at oversigners....
Posted on 5/17/11 at 7:18 pm to rockchlkjayhku11
Posted on 5/17/11 at 7:18 pm to rockchlkjayhku11
Somewhere, somehow...TiM is fapping away like a sumbitch over this thread.
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Posted on 5/17/11 at 7:18 pm to Alahunter
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Ok.. tell me how many Bama has on scholarship, how many Georgia has on scholarship and how many Vandy has on scholarship as of this moment.
Do you know how many those 3 have on scholarship?
Bama 94
UGA 80
Vandy 90
This post was edited on 5/17/11 at 7:24 pm
Posted on 5/17/11 at 7:20 pm to jatebe
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everyone has been jumping on the Alabama/Saban oversigning myth
Umm, is it really a myth, or just not illegal? I don't think of it as a myth, but the fact is it isn't against the rules, and until they rewrite the rules more power to him.
This post was edited on 5/17/11 at 7:21 pm
Posted on 5/17/11 at 7:21 pm to Trojandawg
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Trojandawg
Do you work in the Alabama Athletic Department? How do you know that Alabama has that many on scholarship? How many are walk-ons and paying their own way? How many are on the Bryant Scholarship?
Come on, break it down.
Posted on 5/17/11 at 7:22 pm to TheOtherWhiteMeat
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TheOtherWhiteMeat
Ole Miss signed 27 in ‘11, 25 in ‘10 and 37 in ‘09.
Arkansas signed 30 in ‘11, 25 in ‘10 and 31 in ‘09.
South Carolina signed 32 in ‘11, 23 in ‘10 and 29 in ‘09.
Auburn signed 24 in ‘11, 32 in ‘10 and 28 in ‘09.
Alabama signed 22 in ‘11, 26 in ‘10 and 27 in ‘09.
Posted on 5/17/11 at 7:23 pm to jatebe
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It's a back-handed slap at Coach Saban for recruiting and getting kids out of Georgia.
First of all, we cleaned the frick up in Georgia last year. We went head to head with bama for many prospects last year and got a good damn bit of them.
Second, even if what I quoted is true (which is certainly an assumption on your part), that doesn't mean Richt is blaming our failures on Saban's recruiting. You and hunter are reeeeeallly reaching on that point.
Posted on 5/17/11 at 7:24 pm to TheOtherWhiteMeat
Football Graduation Rates: SEC
Vanderbilt 91%
Mississippi 69%
Florida 69%
Alabama 67%
Mississippi St. 63%
South Carolina 60%
LSU 60%
Auburn 59%
Georgia 57%
Kentucky 55%
Tennessee 52%
Arkansas 52%
Grad Rates for African American Football Players: Selected Schools
African American Caucasian Difference
North Carolina St. 43% 94% -51%
Auburn 48% 94% -46%
Arkansas 40% 78% -38%
UCLA 31% 68% -37%
Georgia 48% 83% -35%
Miami 65% 100% -35%
Mississippi 60% 94% -34%
Utah 48% 82% -34%
Texas 37% 69% -32%
Georgia Tech 41% 73% -32%
Oregon 39% 70% -31%
Biggest Difference in Grad Rates Between Football Players and All Students
Major Programs
(Difference of 15% or more)
Football Players All Students Difference
UCLA 51% 89% -38%
Texas 49% 77% -28%
Georgia Tech 49% 77% -28%
USC 58% 85% -27%
Virginia 68% 93% -25%
Cal 64% 88% -24%
Texas A&M 55% 77% -22%
Georgia 57% 76% -19%
Maryland 60% 79% -19%
Michigan St. 56% 74% -18%
Arizona 41% 57% -16%
Oregon 49% 65% -16%
Michigan 71% 87% -16%
Oklahoma 45% 60% -15%
BYU 61% 76% -15%
Grad Rates for All Athletes: Selected Others
Penn St. 89%
North Carolina 87%
Florida 85%
Alabama 82%
Miami 82%
Florida St. 79%
Michigan 79%
Division I average 79%
Ohio St. 78%
Nebraska 75%
Georgia 75%
Georgia Tech 71%
LSU 71%
Texas 70%
Oklahoma 70%
Vanderbilt 91%
Mississippi 69%
Florida 69%
Alabama 67%
Mississippi St. 63%
South Carolina 60%
LSU 60%
Auburn 59%
Georgia 57%
Kentucky 55%
Tennessee 52%
Arkansas 52%
Grad Rates for African American Football Players: Selected Schools
African American Caucasian Difference
North Carolina St. 43% 94% -51%
Auburn 48% 94% -46%
Arkansas 40% 78% -38%
UCLA 31% 68% -37%
Georgia 48% 83% -35%
Miami 65% 100% -35%
Mississippi 60% 94% -34%
Utah 48% 82% -34%
Texas 37% 69% -32%
Georgia Tech 41% 73% -32%
Oregon 39% 70% -31%
Biggest Difference in Grad Rates Between Football Players and All Students
Major Programs
(Difference of 15% or more)
Football Players All Students Difference
UCLA 51% 89% -38%
Texas 49% 77% -28%
Georgia Tech 49% 77% -28%
USC 58% 85% -27%
Virginia 68% 93% -25%
Cal 64% 88% -24%
Texas A&M 55% 77% -22%
Georgia 57% 76% -19%
Maryland 60% 79% -19%
Michigan St. 56% 74% -18%
Arizona 41% 57% -16%
Oregon 49% 65% -16%
Michigan 71% 87% -16%
Oklahoma 45% 60% -15%
BYU 61% 76% -15%
Grad Rates for All Athletes: Selected Others
Penn St. 89%
North Carolina 87%
Florida 85%
Alabama 82%
Miami 82%
Florida St. 79%
Michigan 79%
Division I average 79%
Ohio St. 78%
Nebraska 75%
Georgia 75%
Georgia Tech 71%
LSU 71%
Texas 70%
Oklahoma 70%
Posted on 5/17/11 at 7:25 pm to WG_Dawg
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First of all, we cleaned the frick up in Georgia last year. We went head to head with bama for many prospects last year and got a good damn bit of them.
Now, the question becomes...
Does Richt know what the frick to do with them? That seat will be screamingly white hot if he doesn't.
Posted on 5/17/11 at 7:26 pm to jatebe
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Do you work in the Alabama Athletic Department? How do you know that Alabama has that many on scholarship? How many are walk-ons and paying their own way? How many are on the Bryant Scholarship?
Come on, break it down.
Really? As a matter of fact all of those are on football scholarships. People its not that hard to find out, just do a little research.
Posted on 5/17/11 at 7:29 pm to blzr
statement coming from a LOSING COACH...if his was winning games, he wouldn't have a problem getting more than his share of new recruits..who wants to go to Georgia?... 
Posted on 5/17/11 at 7:29 pm to jatebe
I think you're looking too much into my post, my point was that it didn't matter if he was over-signing, it isn't against the rules. I don't keep tabs on actual numbers as far as seats available in any given year, so those numbers mean nothing to me. I was actually defending Saban.
Posted on 5/17/11 at 7:30 pm to Trojandawg
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As a matter of fact all of those are on football scholarships.
Where are you getting this info? It's private.
Posted on 5/17/11 at 7:31 pm to bamascott2
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Does Richt know what the frick to do with them?
In the right here and now? I don't know, nobody does. That remains to be seen. He doesn't have amnesia, and he has obviously shown to be a fantastic coach at one point (he's the best coach we've had in our history), but he's clearly hit a downslide.
And please don't think I'm the ultimate Richt supporter saying he should be here until he dies. If we don't win 10 games or the east I want him gone.
Posted on 5/17/11 at 7:31 pm to BlackPawnMartyr
So its LSU'S fault that our players are GOOD enough to go pro before they graduate....THIS JUST PROVES STATISTICS DON'T TELL EVEYTHING...
Posted on 5/17/11 at 7:32 pm to tiger chaser
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who wants to go to Georgia?...
Before 2009 who would want to go to bama? That was a shitty point.
Posted on 5/17/11 at 7:33 pm to WG_Dawg
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Before 2009 who would want to go to bama?
:notsureifserious:
Posted on 5/17/11 at 7:34 pm to attheua
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Where are you getting this info? It's private.
No its not. Like I said do a little research. Posted on 5/17/11 at 7:35 pm to Trojandawg
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No its not. Like I said do a little research.
Can you do us a little favor and give us a link? If the Bham News can't use the Alabama Open Records law to get them...I would be interested to see where you got them.
Posted on 5/17/11 at 7:35 pm to Trojandawg
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Do you know how many those 3 have on scholarship?
Bama 94
UGA 80
Vandy 90
85 is the limit sooooo, Bama is breaking an NCCA rule without punishment?
Posted on 5/17/11 at 7:35 pm to NBamaAlum
That question makes just as much sense as the 'who wants to go to Georgia' question.
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