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[QUOTE="PhatOrange, post: 926029, member: 229"]
It is arbitrary and a way for them to bump up or bump down class ratings without messing with stars.

I'm curious though where it says where a kid is worth X number of points.  If we had 3 more players rated at 5.7 we'd jump up to 1600 points which would put us at #33.

but where does it say how many total points a kid is worth?  5.6 is worth 75 points?  I can't find what they're actually worth.

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This is per rvls.

The ranking system ranks prospects on a numerical scale from 6.1-4.9.
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[*][B]6.1[/B] Franchise Player; considered one of the elite prospects in the country, generally among the nation's top 25 players overall; deemed to have excellent pro potential; high-major prospect

[*][B]6.0-5.8[/B] All-American Candidate; high-major prospect; considered one of the nation's top 300 prospects; deemed to have pro potential and ability to make an impact on college team

[*][B]5.7-5.5[/B] All-Region Selection; considered among the region's top prospects and among the top 750 or so prospects in the country; high-to-mid-major prospect; deemed to have pro potential and ability to make an impact on college team

[*][B]5.4-5.0[/B] Division I prospect; considered a mid-major prospect; deemed to have limited pro potential but definite Division I prospect; may be more of a role player

[*][B]4.9[/B] Sleeper; no  expert knew much, if anything, about this player; a prospect that only a college coach really knew about
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