Some of you still don't seem to understand that we lost Barnett and Dobbs. We will struggle at times. 8-4 would be a good season THIS year.
Personally I have us at 7-5.
For the entire class rankings per year, not just the 4 and 5 star.
14' UT - 5
UGA - 7
UF - 8
15' UT - 5
UGA - 6
UF - 23
16' UT - 15
UGA - 9
UF - 14
17' UT - 15
UGA - 3
UF - 9
JR and SR classes, the edge goes to UT slightly over UGA with UFs Jr class looking Dooleyish.
Back to...?
Interesting number considering where many think he has advance it to.
That's assuming the next guy is no better, which is pure speculation.
In Jones we trust!
For the entire class rankings per year, not just the 4 and 5 star.
14' UT - 5
UGA - 7
UF - 8
15' UT - 5
UGA - 6
UF - 23
16' UT - 15
UGA - 9
UF - 14
17' UT - 15
UGA - 3
UF - 9
JR and SR classes, the edge goes to UT slightly over UGA with UFs Jr class looking Dooleyish.
Not what I meant by class. The article assumes a backup 5* freshman is worth more right now than a 3rd or 4th year 4* starter. It's quick data to fill a blog post and little more
Pure speculation he would be better also. Especially with what is out there that this university would pay for.
As far as back to do you not remember the gutter we were in?
true but there is not enough difference to matterPer RTI.
http://www.rockytopinsider.com/2017/07/13/vols-talented-roster-sec-east/
I think "experts" are seeing the loss of Dobbs/Kamara/Barnett/Malone and not seeing anything else. This team is talented.
http://www.philsteele.com/blogs/2017/JUNE17/DBJune21.htmlExperience can be a big thing in college football. A player gains valuable experience for every year he plays and becomes a better player because of it. Players also mature physically while they are in college and there is a big difference between a raw 17 or 18-year old true freshman and a mature and physically stronger 22-year old senior. Some teams that send their players away on missions, like BYU, routinely have Seniors up to 25 years old. There is also a coaching adage that for every freshman starter you have, you lose one game. With that in mind, we compiled the following chart. It lists the total amount of senior starters on the team as well as seniors in the two deep. It also shows all of the juniors, sophomores and freshmen starters and the total amount in the two deep.
To formulate a point system, I awarded 3 points for every senior starter (2.5 for every additional senior in the two deep) 2 points for every junior starter (1.5 for every additional junior in the two deep) 1 point for a sophomore starter (0.5 for every additional soph in the two deep) then subtracted 1 point for every frosh starter and .5 for every frosh in the two deep. The total points column uses that formula to figure out the points awarded to a team. The number before the team is where they came up in my overall ranking of all the teams in the NCAA. This list was compiled during magazine season and there have been some changes to the two deep since it went to press, which may not be accounted for. This chart will give you an idea of the most experienced and least experienced teams in the NCAA this year.
Kongbo
Phillips
Khalil
Drew Richmond
I am the Eric who compiled the data.
Have it for U.K., SC and others too.
All....... Day....... Long.........
Per RTI.
http://www.rockytopinsider.com/2017/07/13/vols-talented-roster-sec-east/
I think "experts" are seeing the loss of Dobbs/Kamara/Barnett/Malone and not seeing anything else. This team is talented.