Average per recruit rather than class total ...

If we look at one of the recruiting services' rankings we see one particular order based upon total number of recruits.

But some classes are, by nature, larger or smaller than others based upon how many schollies there are to give. Correct?

So if we look at the SEC's recruiting rankings, thus far and by individual recruit rather than class totals, it looks far different.

By class total it looks like this, so far, for 2014:

#1 Tennessee
#2 Alabama
#5 Kentucky
#9 Georgia
#10 Ole Miss
#11 Florida
#14 A&M
#16 LSU
#21 Vandy
#22 Auburn
#27 South Carolina
#32 Arkansas
#38 Miss State
#41 Mizzou

But then comes what matters. What is the average rating of each recruit, forgetting about class totals and instead focusing on the quality on an individual basis.

(Seperations denote a full tenth of a point which is major in the scoring scale.)

1 - Bama 18 Commits 3.56 Avg
2 - UGA 16 Commits 3.50 Avg
3 - A&M 14 Commits 3.50 Avg

4 - Tenn 24 Commits 3.46 Avg
5 - SCAR 13 Commits 3.46 Avg
6 - UF 16 Commits 3.44 Avg
7 - LSU 14 Commits 3.42 Avg


8 - KY 22 Commits 3.27 Avg
9 - Auburn 14 Commits 3.21 Avg

10- Vandy 18 Commits 3.17 Avg
11- Ole Miss 20 Commits 3.15 Avg

12- Arkansas 16 Commits 2.86 Avg

13- Miss State 15 Commits 2.67 Avg

14- Mizzou 15 Commits 2.53 Avg