2013 SEC Rankings by Recruiting Rank Average

[Volru]

This is how SEC teams rank according to their average recruiting class rankings for the last four years according to Rivals. The analysts may be overlooking Auburn. Incidentally, Oregon's average recruiting class ranking is 15, same as Tennessee.

1. Alabama 2
2. Florida 5.25
3. Auburn 7.25
4. LSU 9
5. Georgia 11
6. Tennessee 15
7. Texas A&M 17.5
8. South Carolina 19.25
9. Mississippi 21
10. Arkansas 33.5
11. Mississippi State 34.5
12. Missouri 35.25
13. Vanderbilt 44.5
14. Kentucky 50.5

 

[wU-Tang Vol]

Coaching rankings are much more important, in which we rank in a tie in last with UK

 

[Notorious B.E.N]

This is how SEC teams rank according to their average recruiting class rankings for the last four years according to Rivals. The analysts may be overlooking Auburn. Incidentally, Oregon's average recruiting class ranking is 15, same as Tennessee.

1. Alabama 2
2. Florida 5.25
3. Auburn 7.25
4. LSU 9
5. Georgia 11
6. Tennessee 15
7. Texas A&M 17.5
8. South Carolina 19.25
9. Mississippi 21
10. Arkansas 33.5
11. Mississippi State 34.5
12. Missouri 35.25
13. Vanderbilt 44.5
14. Kentucky 50.5

Does that mean we're gonna tie with Oregon?

 

[LotteryPick]

Does that mean we're gonna tie with Oregon?

I think so.

 

[Notorious B.E.N]

I think so.

Sweet. No need to even play the game then. Just save our energy for Florida.

 

[LotteryPick]

Sweet. No need to even play the game then. Just save our energy for Florida.

All about the SEC.

 

[Vols4ever]

I am sure they did not consider the active roster. Just the average class rankings. With the number of top * players leaving early / booted, we would end up way down!

 

[Vol8188]

It would make more sense to compare the star rankings of the two deep. This way you account for attrition. We've already lost most of our sophmore class.

 

[LordVOLdemort]

I am sure they did not consider the active roster. Just the average class rankings. With the number of top * players leaving early / booted, we would end up way down!

This, we have 3 players left from Kiffin's top 10 class. subtract those numbers and where are we?

 

[CHeightsvol]

Who was #1 overall if Alabama was #2? USC?

 

[WriterVol]

Who was #1 overall if Alabama was #2? USC?

It's an average so unless you were number one all four years, you aren't going to average number one. Averaging number two might be the highest on the list.

 

[Volru]

Who was #1 overall if Alabama was #2? USC?

Pretty sure Alabama had the highest avg nationally.

 

[jasonvol18]

This is how SEC teams rank according to their average recruiting class rankings for the last four years according to Rivals. The analysts may be overlooking Auburn. Incidentally, Oregon's average recruiting class ranking is 15, same as Tennessee.

1. Alabama 2
2. Florida 5.25
3. Auburn 7.25
4. LSU 9
5. Georgia 11
6. Tennessee 15
7. Texas A&M 17.5
8. South Carolina 19.25
9. Mississippi 21
10. Arkansas 33.5
11. Mississippi State 34.5
12. Missouri 35.25
13. Vanderbilt 44.5
14. Kentucky 50.5

Really shows how much that doesnt matter. Vandy I think went 9-4 and has the longest winning streak in the SEC, A'M went to Tusc and beat Ala and really could have bean FL and LSU. S.Carol is much better than #8. Definitely not an exact science. More important is what the Coach's can do with the talent they have