Symphony Steve
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RF 2044 wrote:
He's right. Especially if you take a look at Penn State's 2011 and 2012 commits. They don't look all that dissimilar to our recent classes. And I don't think that the $EC would be lined up to take many of our recruits if we were the ones in the cross hairs. This is not meant as a diss to our commits, just stating what I see as the real talent level of State Pen's last two classes. Most of PSU's blue-chippers are from an excellent 2010 class.
Don't get me wrong. Even the loss of so-called 'average' recruits hurts when your scholies are limited. Other than at most 10 blue-chip guys, though, the 'talent' won't suffer, but the numbers will be a problem. Especially since the 2013 cycle will not be particularly helpful once many of the verbals opt out. Three bad classes in a row.
The ones that leave aren't all necessarily going to end up at football factories.
He's right. Especially if you take a look at Penn State's 2011 and 2012 commits. They don't look all that dissimilar to our recent classes. And I don't think that the $EC would be lined up to take many of our recruits if we were the ones in the cross hairs. This is not meant as a diss to our commits, just stating what I see as the real talent level of State Pen's last two classes. Most of PSU's blue-chippers are from an excellent 2010 class.
Don't get me wrong. Even the loss of so-called 'average' recruits hurts when your scholies are limited. Other than at most 10 blue-chip guys, though, the 'talent' won't suffer, but the numbers will be a problem. Especially since the 2013 cycle will not be particularly helpful once many of the verbals opt out. Three bad classes in a row.