NY Times Reranks 2020 Recruiting Class

[Koalaska]

Rerank 2020 recruiting
SIAP

 

[Torg]

Paywall
What does it say?

 

[Kinnick.At.Night]

Paywall, but I’m assuming Iowa’s developmental progress shines in the new rankings.

 

[Hawkstate1]

Try this: https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/55...source=untilsaturday_newsletter&userId=437916

Iowa #6.

 

[Titanhawk2]

Notice the attrition rates at all? 60%+ for Michigan, Alabama, OSU, Texas. 40's seems to be the norm, but those schools can lose two thirds and easily replace them

 

[Hawk_4shur]

I like the re-look at recruiting. It's really what's most important when evaluating recruiting IMO.

 

[Hawkeye Marching Band]

Notice the attrition rates at all? 60%+ for Michigan, Alabama, OSU, Texas. 40's seems to be the norm, but those schools can lose two thirds and easily replace them

Interestingly, Western Kentucky is in the 60+% territory like the big boys but managed to recover sufficiently well.

 

[pistachio1999]

Interestingly, Western Kentucky is in the 60+% territory like the big boys but managed to recover sufficiently well.

Those schools at the lower levels are gonna get picked over for sure. Guys that were under the radar who get on the radar and want to move up.

 

[BrotherHawkeye]

Notice the attrition rates at all? 60%+ for Michigan, Alabama, OSU, Texas. 40's seems to be the norm, but those schools can lose two thirds and easily replace them

I wonder of that 60%+, how many players are being run off those programs.

 

[Ripcord280]

it seems to me like this NIL thing is going to create a de facto "feeder system" if it has not already done that.

I mean, as alluded to above, a guy goes to a MAC school (or a mid-major like Iowa) and does well, so then realizes he is good enough for the blue bloods, and we end up losing him. the cynic in me says it was designed that way, to exacerbate an already existing Plutocracy.

 

[BrotherHawkeye]

it seems to me like this NIL thing is going to create a de facto "feeder system" if it has not already done that.

I mean, as alluded to above, a guy goes to a MAC school (or a mid-major like Iowa) and does well, so then realizes he is good enough for the blue bloods, and we end up losing him. the cynic in me says it was designed that way, to exacerbate an already existing Plutocracy.

A MAC level player, I agree. While NIL is still new, has Iowa lost a good player to a blue blood? There may one or some but I can’t think who that is/they are. The big fat kid doesn’t count.

 

[Pawkhawk1]

Tony Perkins got paid 400K, but I think he wanted a change no matter what.
Jacob Bostick? Not sure he counts.
But we've lost a few.
We tend to recruit kids with integrity and commitment. The ones that sign anyway.

 

[Rose bowl or bust]

Tony Perkins got paid 400K, but I think he wanted a change no matter what.
Jacob Bostick? Not sure he counts.
But we've lost a few.
We tend to recruit kids with integrity and commitment. The ones that sign anyway.

Add Isaiah Moss...it was before NIL, but he ended up at Kansas with Bill Self, so I'm sure he got paid.