Top Texas recruits going out of state

That really is amazing.

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Just a product of every Texas team being a disaster right now.

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That's the best explanation.

A&M is a shitshow with bad coaching

Texas is a shitshow with terrible administration

Texas Tech is just an all-around joke

Baylor is a title IX disaster in the making

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With the top talent Texas has these players should bond together and turn those shite programs around. Have a little state pride...geez. Just my opinion...

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That should tell you something about what the Texas HS coaches think of Sumlin and Herman...

Texas will get better (they can't get worse under Hermann, right?)

Tech gonna Tech

TCU seems to have hit their ceiling but so long as Patterson is there they'll be decent

A&M can't get out of its own way with coaching

Baylor deserves the death penalty; not only was rampant rape happening in that program, it was actively being used and promoted for recruiting. Burn that fricker down and pour cement over the ashes

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A&M can't get out of its own way with coaching

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Case and point: Sumlin fired Larry Jackson, who is well-regarded in coaching circles as a strength and conditioning coach, but hasn't fired Aaron Moorehead, who is a fricking embarrassment who gets into twitter feuds with recruits.

interesting. Now do Cali and Florida..

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interesting. Now do Cali and Florida..

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California (4-star and above)

Alabama - #2
Ohio State - #5
Miami - #9
Oregon - #10, #21, #31
Utah - #11
Oklahoma - #14, #25
Notre Dame - #20
Nebraska - #22, #33
Arizona - #24
Washington - #26, #27, #28, #34
Oregon State - #30

UCLA - #1, #4, #29, #32, #35
USC - #3, #13, #14, #16, #23
Stanford - #7, #17

Uncommitted - #6, #8, #12, #18, #19

Out of those committed (30), 40% remained in state and 2/3 remained on the West Coast

Florida

Alabama - #1, #3, #5, #16, #22, #38
Ohio State - #4, #10
Michigan - #7, #19
LSU - #11
Texas A&M - #14, #20, #42
Notre Dame - #15
Auburn - #27, #28
Louisville - #31
North Carolina - #39
Penn State - #43

Florida State - #2, #6, #9, #18, #25, #26
Miami - #13, #29, #33, #36, #37
Florida - #23, #30, #32, #35, #41

Undecided - #12, #17, #21, #24, #34, #40

Of the committed prospects, over 43% remain in state.

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Florida

Alabama - #1, #3, #5, #16, #22, #38
Ohio State - #4, #10
Michigan - #7, #19
LSU - #11
Texas A&M - #14, #20, #42
Notre Dame - #15
Auburn - #27, #28
Louisville - #31
North Carolina - #39
Penn State - #43

Florida State - #2, #6, #9, #18, #25, #26
Miami - #13, #29, #33, #36, #37
Florida - #23, #30, #32, #35, #41

Undecided - #12, #17, #21, #24, #34, #40

Of the committed prospects, over 43% remain in state

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Florida comes out a better if you remove IMG Academy. A lof of IMG Academy top prospects aren't from Florida to begin with.

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Hope those followers can find a job in one of the other 49 states when their football careers are over, amirite?

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Lol you Bama dolts just can't help yourself to make any thread into one about LSU

The most glaring fact is that Ohio St. was able to grab 3 elite players. Those 3 guys are the cornerstone of one of their best classes is history.

I am a little surprised OU couldn't grab a top 10 player from the state, and to a lesser extent TCU.