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Happy to get a 4 star wide receiver. We really needed one. Thaddeus Moss is going to be really good as well.
Here’s an article about ACC rankings in general and the dominance of FSU/Clemson. Can’t remember if this was already posted on here or not.
Interesting tidbit:
You can see exactly why Florida State and Clemson have opened up a gaping lead on the rest of the Atlantic. The Seminoles are on pace to have the No. 1 class in the ACC in all seven seasons under Jimbo Fisher. Clemson has turned it on under Dabo Swinney, too. The Tigers have five top-13 classes in the past five years after having only two in the previous five classes. Now, look at the next-highest Atlantic team. That would be NC State, behind five teams from the Coastal. Louisville has had an average class rank of No. 7 in its three years in the ACC so it’s not as if they are a Top 25 recruiting program, either.
While reading about Harbaugh’s dog and pony show at Michigan I learned that “former professional wrestler Ric Flair revealed that he signed a letter of intent to play for the Wolverines in 1968”. Who knew?
According to Pick Six Previews, of the Bottom 10 P5 teams in recruiting, 4 are from the ACC. 3 of those in the Atlantic Division. Quite the recruiting disparity between the top and bottom of the Atlantic – best in the country to worst in the country all in one division.
Also, UAB with a better recruiting class than Syracuse and BC. That’s UAB of the we-don’t-have-a-football-program fame.
Bottom 10 in P5 Recruiting:
Kansas
Purdue
Boston College
Rutgers
Kansas State
Illinois
Colorado
Syracuse
Virginia
Wake Forest— Pick Six Previews (@PickSixPreviews) February 4, 2016