"High" and what it means.

[byobbio]

No. Not talking about what you're thinking I'm talking about. This pertains to players who've indicated to the media that they are "High" or "Medium" in terms of interest for a particular school. DWIGHT WILLIAMS is high on Tennessee. Yay! But, wait. He's High on 16 or so other schools. Man, he just doesn't want to be put on the spot and hurt somebody's feelings, does he? I wonder what their criteria is. I think you can only pick one school in the end and I wish they'd only pick like one or two that the players are really high on or if they have more than that, just make them all medium.

Slow news day.

 

[LotteryPick]

"High" doesn't mean "ready to commit." A player could be high on all of those schools and have a tough decision to make.

 

[Dust10]

I think they probably have to allow the kid to say whatever they want in the regard (high, medium, low, none) for as many teams as they want otherwise they risk not getting any info.

 

[UTFanForLife]

If I had to guess, those are teams he is focusing on. When he narrows his list, those will change. Other than that, its a marketing gimmick

 

[SpringBokVol]

247 Warmer, Warm or Cold is a better, more up to date rating system for that kind of info.

 

[ItsAllVols]

Oregon isn't high on him yet

 

[OddFuture]

247 Warmer, Warm or Cold is a better, more up to date rating system for that kind of info.

They even have "favorite" which is over warmer. Like for Mosley we are "warmer" and Bama is "favorite" and everyone else is below that.

 

[revjcannon]

Oregon isn't high on him yet

But I'll bet he could get "high" on Oregon (Davin)

 

[AbarVolfan15]

It usually doesn't mean anything except he may have come out with a top 10. He probably eliminated 5-10 schools from consideration, and he is "high" or "warmer" on those schools.

 

[KnoxVillain]

Don't put any stock into that...Rivals doesn't keep that very well updated and it's very subjective anyway.

 

[orangeluvr]

High School.