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VegasUte @ 12:41 p.m.:
Haha! Very funny! Very, very funny!
When did Moby become a college football expert?
sorry StGtoSLCI, that was not intended for you. TizTheSeason I agree that there are diamond in the rough types of recruits. Eric Weddle and Sean Smith were those type of recruits for Utah. Additionally, there were recruits like Ben Olsen and Jake Heaps that didn't live up to the stars. These types of cases are more of a rarity. But my main point is that recruiting does matter. The past five national champions had pretty legit recruiting classes the year they won the title. Alabama # 1 in 2011, Auburn # 4 in 2010, Alabama # 1 in 2009, Florida # 3 2008, Lsu # 4 2007, and Florida # 2 in 2006. TizTheSeason try telling Auburn, Alabama, Florida, and Lsu star ratings really don't mean squat.
See my comments on "CBS Sports sizes up Y recruiting" Because I'm to lazy to repost.
8 years ago byu wasn't winning every recruiting battle. When Mac showed up he evened it up.
The NFL isn't going to back off of byu linemen because they're 25, the NFL is backing off because they aren't good enough for the NFL. Coach em' up and they'll make it in the NFL. It's that simple.
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