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Username Post: Looking ahead
cc66 
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Reg: 10-09-09
03-06-17 05:00 PM - Post#225279    
    In response to Old Bear

This outcome is, shall we say, a bit overdetermined. It's like the lawyers say, "when the facts are on your side, argue the facts; when the law is on your side, argue the law." Jaron Faulds is the highest ranked ESPN IL recruit at 80; Much is at 79. The consensus is the IL may be different--admittedly, no one knows who will develop, but it does seem, irrespective of what the numbers say, that the consensus always tilts in a somewhat predictable direction.

Just to confound matters a little more, look at the ESPN ratings for Weisz ((61), Cook (63), and Stephens (65). The first two are the two most popular nominees for the POY; the third for the DPOY. These numbers demonstrate two points: 1) once again, you can't predict who will grow into a dominant player, and 2) in the "no one else can win department," even when Princeton's recruits were more poorly ranked, were they still cited as having a much better incoming class???

Edited by cc66 on 03-06-17 05:01 PM. Reason for edit: No reason given.
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