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re: Georgia is the best job in the SEC but can be a nightmare
Posted on 5/7/18 at 8:55 am to DawgsLife
Posted on 5/7/18 at 8:55 am to DawgsLife
Of course I am 100% wrong! I just got confused and let the talent scouts who do that stuff for a living muddle my brain. Outside the QB's (and you only need one) count where the players in the draft are generally coming from. Remember we are talking "elite" players. And oh, btw, the state of Texas has 8, actually nine when you throw in OU, universities of significance competing for their players. And Florida has 3 booger bear schools. In-state Georgia competes against air mostly although Tech is a significant presence.
Nick Saban who has some expertise in this venue says it (best job in the country) so I and my eyes tend to make me believe it. He's coached at Michigan St (in the same state and or conference as OSU, Mich, PSU), LSU, and Alabama. And recruited all over the country so he would know. Georgia just had the best EVER recruiting class on paper...EVER is awhile btw.. The crux of which were Georgia players. It's the best by a significant margin.
Nick Saban who has some expertise in this venue says it (best job in the country) so I and my eyes tend to make me believe it. He's coached at Michigan St (in the same state and or conference as OSU, Mich, PSU), LSU, and Alabama. And recruited all over the country so he would know. Georgia just had the best EVER recruiting class on paper...EVER is awhile btw.. The crux of which were Georgia players. It's the best by a significant margin.
Posted on 5/7/18 at 9:11 am to jimdog
One thing I tend to look at more than recruiting services and stars is who actually becomes NFL players after college is said and done.
There have been a bunch of those over the years, and every year or two some writer beats the horse again.
They fluctuate, but more often than not Louisiana and Mississippi tend to be at the top of per capita NFL players produced.
I've seen some where SC is ahead of Georgia, and vice versa. Offhand I'd say the two states are pretty comparable for that specific measure (NFL players produced per capita).
And just from memory, I think Alabama generally does better than the rest of the Southern states, though you could see one with them ranked fourth or seventh or something.
Anyway all the Southern states do pretty well in that respect, though Louisiana and Mississippi are outliers.
And with the population, of course Georgia is going to produce more players than Mississippi and even Louisiana when you see how many kids from a state sign to play every year.
But interestingly states like Florida and Texas don't usually do as well on a per capita basis compared to some smaller states that are less heralded.
Part of it is if you are a super athlete from Slap Out, Alabama you just do not get people paying attention to you compared to a guy who may not be as good, but plays at St. Thomas Aquineas in Fort Lauderdale.
There have been a bunch of those over the years, and every year or two some writer beats the horse again.
They fluctuate, but more often than not Louisiana and Mississippi tend to be at the top of per capita NFL players produced.
I've seen some where SC is ahead of Georgia, and vice versa. Offhand I'd say the two states are pretty comparable for that specific measure (NFL players produced per capita).
And just from memory, I think Alabama generally does better than the rest of the Southern states, though you could see one with them ranked fourth or seventh or something.
Anyway all the Southern states do pretty well in that respect, though Louisiana and Mississippi are outliers.
And with the population, of course Georgia is going to produce more players than Mississippi and even Louisiana when you see how many kids from a state sign to play every year.
But interestingly states like Florida and Texas don't usually do as well on a per capita basis compared to some smaller states that are less heralded.
Part of it is if you are a super athlete from Slap Out, Alabama you just do not get people paying attention to you compared to a guy who may not be as good, but plays at St. Thomas Aquineas in Fort Lauderdale.
Posted on 5/7/18 at 10:04 am to jimdog
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Of course I am 100% wrong! I just got confused and let the talent scouts who do that stuff for a living muddle my brain. Outside the QB's (and you only need one) count where the players in the draft are generally coming from. Remember we are talking "elite" players. And oh, btw, the state of Texas has 8, actually nine when you throw in OU, universities of significance competing for their players. And Florida has 3 booger bear schools. In-state Georgia competes against air mostly although Tech is a significant presence.
Nick Saban who has some expertise in this venue says it (best job in the country) so I and my eyes tend to make me believe it. He's coached at Michigan St (in the same state and or conference as OSU, Mich, PSU), LSU, and Alabama. And recruited all over the country so he would know. Georgia just had the best EVER recruiting class on paper...EVER is awhile btw.. The crux of which were Georgia players. It's the best by a significant margin.
OK, let us say you are 100% correct, then Georgia is the most snake-bitten, under achieving program in the history of the world. All that talent on the UGA team, wasted, and you are defending them? Coach Saban is famous for two things, winning titles, and giving his completion a sense of superiority (to then yank the rug out from under them)....
Until UGA actually proves they are worthy, then you might want to pull back just a tad......and no, going to three NC games all-time is not proving you are worthy.....
Posted on 5/7/18 at 11:34 am to jimdog
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Of course I am 100% wrong! I just got confused and let the talent scouts who do that stuff for a living muddle my brain.
Dude. I just gave you a link giving you the statistics on exactly how many of those players are in each state. Those ratings were given by the scouts. So, yes. You were 100% wrong. Show me a link where all the "talent scouts" say Georgia has more than any other state in the nation.
quote:You didn't even look at the link I provided, did you?
Remember we are talking "elite" players.
The title of the article is :All 50 states, ranked by their percentage of the country's elite college football recruits
quote:Because Auburn, Alabama, Clemson, Florida, FSU, USC, Tennessee do not recruit in Georgia do they?
In-state Georgia competes against air mostly although Tech is a significant presence.
Come on dude. Give it up. You have been proven wrong on just about every single point you've made. You have given your opinion and when I showed you actual stats you want to pretend you didn't see it? (I guess that is what you are pretending)
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