But I'm a little disgusted that all the commenters on the article are just calling the kid stupid rather than expressing any concern about the situation he was put in. I guess there isn't too much concern about oversigning practices in the south
Hoke would not accept verbal committments once the class/position group was full. Saban accepted a verbal committment from this kid, ensuring him that there was a spot in the class for him, and then took it away. Not the same situation
First off the Big East has 16 teams, so the bottom should be weaker. Even then I'm not sure what would put Iowa and Indiana over the other three. If you're comparing out of conference schedules, the only significant victories (or near victories) are Iowa over Alabama, USF over VCU and BYU over USF in double overtime. The rest is pretty much chumpy teams or losses, which doesn't really seem to indicate that any team is definitely better
The B1G is top heavy while the big east has depth but no true powerhouse, so who's to say which is the better conference. The possible matchup between ND and Purdue might be a better way to judge, or possibly an OSU Syracuse matchup in the elite eight
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But I'm a little disgusted that all the commenters on the article are just calling the kid stupid rather than expressing any concern about the situation he was put in. I guess there isn't too much concern about oversigning practices in the south
Hoke would not accept verbal committments once the class/position group was full. Saban accepted a verbal committment from this kid, ensuring him that there was a spot in the class for him, and then took it away. Not the same situation
Well if you're a fan of sabermetric analysis, Ellsbury had the highest WAR (9.4) of any player. Granderson was 8th at 7.0
As everyone has been pointing out, depth charts are important to recruits. Let the man dream.
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Saying "he is lighting the EPL on fire" doesn't seem premature after one and a half games against Swansea and Bolton. Not at all.
Lewis.
First off the Big East has 16 teams, so the bottom should be weaker. Even then I'm not sure what would put Iowa and Indiana over the other three. If you're comparing out of conference schedules, the only significant victories (or near victories) are Iowa over Alabama, USF over VCU and BYU over USF in double overtime. The rest is pretty much chumpy teams or losses, which doesn't really seem to indicate that any team is definitely better
The B1G is top heavy while the big east has depth but no true powerhouse, so who's to say which is the better conference. The possible matchup between ND and Purdue might be a better way to judge, or possibly an OSU Syracuse matchup in the elite eight
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