SockeyeVol
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Here are the number of blue chips on SEC-E rosters, using 247 as a reference. Separated Frosh from Upperclass because I think it's the Upperclass blue chips that really carry the day. Sorry for the ugly list below, I could not figure out how to insert a table.
Team / Freshman 4* / UC 4* / Total
GA / 28 / 40 / 68
FLA / 14 / 25 / 39
TN / 15 / 22 / 37
SC / 12 / 14 / 26
KY / 10 / 10 / 20
MO / 4 / 2 / 6
VB / 0 / 3 / 3
TOTAL 83 / 116 / 199
Some things that immediately jump out:
1) Tennessee is not far off from FLA, and closer to FLA than any team below is to them. Even at both Upperclass and Frosh levels!
* Pretty even talent-wise, and well within the margin of error for assesments (whatever that margin may be).
* Fair to say it's going to be development and in-game execution/coaching that wins the day between these teams.
2) SC has a surprising amount of talent.
3) Mizzou and Vandy are seriously outmatched within this conference. Bummer for those fans.
4) I'm impressed that KY plays us close.
5) Georgia is utterly dominant in talent level, and the pipeline is strong.
* More upperclass blue-chippers (40) than any other team's total roster (39 for FLA).
* Basically as many freshman blue-chippers (28) as TN and FLA's combined (29).
* More freshman blue-chippers ( 28) than any other team's upperclass (25 for FLA).
* More than 1/3 of the entire Divisions blue chippers are at UGA (68 of 199).
6) If I wanted to play early, on a winning team, I'd choose TN or FLA. Not even close. Might be holding a clipboard at UGA, might have no bowl games at USC or KY.
Team / Freshman 4* / UC 4* / Total
GA / 28 / 40 / 68
FLA / 14 / 25 / 39
TN / 15 / 22 / 37
SC / 12 / 14 / 26
KY / 10 / 10 / 20
MO / 4 / 2 / 6
VB / 0 / 3 / 3
TOTAL 83 / 116 / 199
Some things that immediately jump out:
1) Tennessee is not far off from FLA, and closer to FLA than any team below is to them. Even at both Upperclass and Frosh levels!
* Pretty even talent-wise, and well within the margin of error for assesments (whatever that margin may be).
* Fair to say it's going to be development and in-game execution/coaching that wins the day between these teams.
2) SC has a surprising amount of talent.
3) Mizzou and Vandy are seriously outmatched within this conference. Bummer for those fans.
4) I'm impressed that KY plays us close.
5) Georgia is utterly dominant in talent level, and the pipeline is strong.
* More upperclass blue-chippers (40) than any other team's total roster (39 for FLA).
* Basically as many freshman blue-chippers (28) as TN and FLA's combined (29).
* More freshman blue-chippers ( 28) than any other team's upperclass (25 for FLA).
* More than 1/3 of the entire Divisions blue chippers are at UGA (68 of 199).
6) If I wanted to play early, on a winning team, I'd choose TN or FLA. Not even close. Might be holding a clipboard at UGA, might have no bowl games at USC or KY.
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