what with seantrel coming to terms with the sc rollers, it is time to see who dominated the final rivals 250.
note that this doesn't intend to show who did the best job recruiting. we'll learn that over the next 3 or 4 years. this is just intended to give some evidence where the ballyhooed kids landed.
please don't ask how these numbers were derived. ketch made me promise not to give away his secret formula for making the sooners look bad.
anyway, the first number is the points accrued. the percentage reflects the size of the drop from the next higher place on the list, that is, how much a program would have to improve its points total to even up with the next higher program. for instance, usc would have to raise its score by 6.8% just to equal florida. the program ahead of florida is the heavenly band of celestial angels.
wow:
3451___0.0%_Florida
3231___6.8%_USC
3068___5.3%_Texas
1978__55.1%_Alabama
1726__14.6%_Oklahoma
1627___6.1%_Tennessee
1593___2.1%_UCLA
1551___2.7%_California
1538___0.8%_LSU
1532___0.4%_Auburn
1321__16.0%_Florida State
1202___9.9%_Penn State
1041__15.5%_Georgia
_944__10.3%_Oregon
_876___7.8%_Texas A&M
_844___3.8%_Ohio State
_769___9.8%_South Carolina
_711___8.2%_Miami
_709___0.3%_Notre Dame
_589__20.4%_BYU
_554___6.3%_West Virginia
_547___1.3%_North Carolina
_531___3.0%_Missouri
_441__20.4%_Michigan
_427___3.3%_NC State
_422___1.2%_Michigan State
_377__11.9%_Washington
_355___6.2%_Clemson
_346___2.6%_Iowa
_316___9.5%_Nebraska
_299___5.7%_Mississippi
_268__11.6%_Arizona
_259___3.5%_Boston College
_242___7.0%_Louisville
_230___5.2%_Virginia Tech
_212___8.5%_Georgia Tech
_208___1.9%_Stanford
_205___1.5%_Arkansas
_189___8.5%_South Florida
_163__16.0%_Mississippi State
_145__12.4%_Baylor
_135___7.4%_Cincinnati
_132___2.3%_UCF
_120__10.0%_Maryland
_119___0.8%_Utah
_117___1.7%_Minnesota
_116___0.9%_TCU
__76__52.6%_Rutgers
__50__52.0%_Texas Tech
__45__11.1%_Pittsburgh
__44___2.3%_Oregon State
__35__25.7%_Fresno State
__34___2.9%_Oklahoma State
__33___3.0%_Kansas State
__32___3.1%_Vanderbilt
now the 2010 espn 150:
2160___0.0%__Florida
1663__29.9%__Texas
1328__25.2%__USC
_982__35.2%__Alabama
_854__15.0%__Florida State
_726__17.6%__Auburn
_684___6.1%__Tennessee
_681___0.4%__Oklahoma
_589__15.6%__UCLA
_490__20.2%__LSU
_482___1.7%__Georgia
_448___7.6%__Penn State
_346__29.5%__Oregon
_297__16.5%__South Carolina
_296___0.3%__Ohio State
_265__11.7%__California
_243___9.1%__Miami (FL)
_227___7.0%__Texas A&M
_218___4.1%__Notre Dame
_210___3.8%__Michigan
_181__16.0%__Clemson
_160__13.1%__Baylor
_153___4.6%__North Carolina
_139__10.1%__South Florida
_133___4.5%__Michigan State
_126___5.6%__Washington
_122___3.3%__Stanford
_116___5.2%__North Carolina State
_112___3.6%__Virginia Tech
_100__12.0%__Oklahoma State
__93___7.5%__Iowa
__82__13.4%__Arkansas
__71__15.5%__Mississippi State
__66___7.6%__West Virginia
__54__22.2%__FIU
__28__92.9%__Nebraska
note that this doesn't intend to show who did the best job recruiting. we'll learn that over the next 3 or 4 years. this is just intended to give some evidence where the ballyhooed kids landed.
please don't ask how these numbers were derived. ketch made me promise not to give away his secret formula for making the sooners look bad.
anyway, the first number is the points accrued. the percentage reflects the size of the drop from the next higher place on the list, that is, how much a program would have to improve its points total to even up with the next higher program. for instance, usc would have to raise its score by 6.8% just to equal florida. the program ahead of florida is the heavenly band of celestial angels.
wow:
3451___0.0%_Florida
3231___6.8%_USC
3068___5.3%_Texas
1978__55.1%_Alabama
1726__14.6%_Oklahoma
1627___6.1%_Tennessee
1593___2.1%_UCLA
1551___2.7%_California
1538___0.8%_LSU
1532___0.4%_Auburn
1321__16.0%_Florida State
1202___9.9%_Penn State
1041__15.5%_Georgia
_944__10.3%_Oregon
_876___7.8%_Texas A&M
_844___3.8%_Ohio State
_769___9.8%_South Carolina
_711___8.2%_Miami
_709___0.3%_Notre Dame
_589__20.4%_BYU
_554___6.3%_West Virginia
_547___1.3%_North Carolina
_531___3.0%_Missouri
_441__20.4%_Michigan
_427___3.3%_NC State
_422___1.2%_Michigan State
_377__11.9%_Washington
_355___6.2%_Clemson
_346___2.6%_Iowa
_316___9.5%_Nebraska
_299___5.7%_Mississippi
_268__11.6%_Arizona
_259___3.5%_Boston College
_242___7.0%_Louisville
_230___5.2%_Virginia Tech
_212___8.5%_Georgia Tech
_208___1.9%_Stanford
_205___1.5%_Arkansas
_189___8.5%_South Florida
_163__16.0%_Mississippi State
_145__12.4%_Baylor
_135___7.4%_Cincinnati
_132___2.3%_UCF
_120__10.0%_Maryland
_119___0.8%_Utah
_117___1.7%_Minnesota
_116___0.9%_TCU
__76__52.6%_Rutgers
__50__52.0%_Texas Tech
__45__11.1%_Pittsburgh
__44___2.3%_Oregon State
__35__25.7%_Fresno State
__34___2.9%_Oklahoma State
__33___3.0%_Kansas State
__32___3.1%_Vanderbilt
now the 2010 espn 150:
2160___0.0%__Florida
1663__29.9%__Texas
1328__25.2%__USC
_982__35.2%__Alabama
_854__15.0%__Florida State
_726__17.6%__Auburn
_684___6.1%__Tennessee
_681___0.4%__Oklahoma
_589__15.6%__UCLA
_490__20.2%__LSU
_482___1.7%__Georgia
_448___7.6%__Penn State
_346__29.5%__Oregon
_297__16.5%__South Carolina
_296___0.3%__Ohio State
_265__11.7%__California
_243___9.1%__Miami (FL)
_227___7.0%__Texas A&M
_218___4.1%__Notre Dame
_210___3.8%__Michigan
_181__16.0%__Clemson
_160__13.1%__Baylor
_153___4.6%__North Carolina
_139__10.1%__South Florida
_133___4.5%__Michigan State
_126___5.6%__Washington
_122___3.3%__Stanford
_116___5.2%__North Carolina State
_112___3.6%__Virginia Tech
_100__12.0%__Oklahoma State
__93___7.5%__Iowa
__82__13.4%__Arkansas
__71__15.5%__Mississippi State
__66___7.6%__West Virginia
__54__22.2%__FIU
__28__92.9%__Nebraska
