#1 DB in Louisiana commits to A&M

It’s almost like there was a whole coaching turnover.

Where did the number one player in the state of Texas commit?

Doesn’t matter. When you build the greatest class of all time you can afford to lose a guy here or there. LSU’s class was scored more closely to Utah State at #77 than A&M at #1.

If it makes you happy, at least 3 of the top 5 from La are going out of state next year.

We have fourteen less commits. Math is hard apparently

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The #1 & 2 WR as well as the #1 ATH went to Bama.

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still dick riding bama

never change ag

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Class size matters. You don’t get bonus points for passing on lesser players.

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Sure it does……to a certain extent. But to compare classes saying that our class is just as close to y’all as to UTSA is dumb to say the least. I’m hoping you already knew that. When average rankings completely deny that fact.

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My mistake. I didn’t the math in my head wrong. But my point still stands. About the same distance to UTSA at 69th. A&M - 330.61 Lsu - 244.20 UTSA - 158.61

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National Championships since Faggie Joined SEC
LSU-1
A&M-0
Record since Faggie Joined SEC vs LSU: 2-8

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My mistake. I didn’t the math in my head wrong. But my point still stands. About the same distance to UTSA at 69th.

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I know you’re new to recruiting.

Is a big class good, yes. But you want quality not just bodies.

Recruits
AM - 29 commits 94.78

LSU - 15 commits 91.42

UTSA - 15 commits 84.36

Also, you’re bragging about having a better class than LSU when they had a complete change/coaching overhaul and 2 of the worst seasons in 20 years…yet, that “math” is equivalent to Jimbo’s 4th class and 2nd best class….last years class lol.

Overall
2021 AM
8th
23 commits
91.70 avg
279.02

2022 LSU
6th
27 commits
89.94 avg
278.46


But to help you out, the overall difference from #1 AM to #6 LSU is more accurate with LSU to Oregon / USCe

*let’s bookmark to revisit next year. See who all transferred from these spectacular classes.