I was thinking about that. I think we could probably chalk it up to just differences in approach. The point though is that we both independently found that recruiting matters a great deal.
We need our own recruiting stats thread up in here.
RS freshman Jekell Mitchell shot and killed at Auburn this am.
I posted in the wrong thread earlier.
Wow. I have been to Auburn, and it seems like a quaint little town, but there have been some disturbing events there the last few years. I know every town is not immune to crime. But I just read that this happened at the same apartment complex as the triple homicide in 2012. Just sad.
We knew there'd be attrition in order for us to take a full class. Who knew it would come from the last class :/
Could you also show the over/under achiever data averaged over your time frame of 2011-2014? Or longer if you got the time? Id like to see another regression analysis along the lines of achiever ranking vs coaches salary to determine which coaches are over/underpaid and a line to determine what they should be paid based on results on the field.
Edit: I wonder if ADs use this regression data in negotiating coaching contracts. Probably not, but they should. It's kinda like the efficient market theory in finance. Risk vs return.
Wickman posted in the tweets thread Joe Henderson is officially gone according to his own Twitter.
I think daj2576 has the data. I guess it'd be good to look at salary versus a lot of different metrics for winning (wins, Sagarin rank, conference wins, etc.).
Surely they have someone crunching numbers. I wonder what variables are the ones matter most if you're an AD.
Sucks that he was an academic casualty but it's like salt on the wound that he actually went through the clearing house, approved, enrolled, not only participated with the team but practiced and competed for playing time (regardless of whether he played)...only to find out the because of an oversight or clerical error or new information that he was not allowed to continue on as a teammate or student at UT.
It took me three years before my head was finally on straight enough to get my ish together and finally be admitted to UT. The day I got my acceptance letter was one of the best days of my life, up to that point...can't even imaging how much that hurts as a football player.
Hopefully he can go to a CC or Prep school, get his grades or whatever in line, and then rejoin the team in the future.
How huge would it be for the Titan franchise to have Manning ownership?
Will Peyton Manning retire? QB linked as potential owner of NFL team - CBSSports.com
