Check this out. Look who made the top 25. I think all of the rankings are a bunch of garbage but it is fun to look at!

http://insider.espn.go.com/ncf/recruitin...ateChanged[url]

Wow!

That could not be right. According to this, we out recruited Old Myth.

Am I reading this correctly??? Did Coach Tommy beat out Coach O-No in Oxfart? lmfao lmfao

Florida Atlantic is ranked 8th with three commitments. That list is jacked.

25th on espn, 83 on scout, 93 on rivals
proving that it is just a guessing game

did note that we signed more jc than any other school in the country. Will make the senior class of 2008 a huge graduating class

dscat Wrote:did note that we signed more jc than any other school in the country. Will make the senior class of 2008 a huge graduating class

personally, I think that schools like Memphis have to scour MS, TX, and KS JCs on a yearly basis....maybe not to the tune of 9, but more like anywhere between 3-5....too much talent falls through the cracks and winds up at these places to not invest a good deal of time establishing relationships and recruiting there...

Those rankings are pointless unless you are somewhere in the top 6 or 7. After that, it's all a crap shoot.

The Scout rankings are more accurate. Because they lost out on some high-profile guys they were recruiting, Mississippi has dropped to no. 30--not bad, but in the SEC it puts you behind the game.

http://scout.scout.com/a.z?s=73&p=9&c=8&...49&yr=2007

Florida, Tennessee, Georgia, LSU, South Carolina, and Auburn are all having big recruiting years. Alabama and Arkansas will end the day with good classes as well. Even MSU and Kentucky are doing pretty well this year. Vanderbilt is signing a small class.

Strong and Laurent are good high-school recruits. And they have three potentially very good JUCO players coming in, including LB Tony Fein, who they beat out Washington State for. He's a Seattle-area kid, from Port Orchard, WA, west of Seattle on the Puget Sound. He must really like Orgeron to go all the way to Oxford, Mississippi.

It's very unusual for the SEC to sign Pacific Northwest kids, though they do get a few via JC's. Aside from Erik Ainge at Tennessee, I can't think of many high-school players SEC teams have signed out here. It's too far away for them, not enough good prospects, and they can get all they need closer to home. FSU signed a quarterback from Walla Walla a few years ago, but he was a bust.

The Tigers won't be ranked in the top 50; but I like the class, especially all the linemen. It is true that the Memphis class is going to end up much closer to what Mississippi got than some thought. Some of the Mississippi signees I haven't heard of, and are 2-stars on the recruiting services. Time will tell how they pan out, just as with some under-the-radar Tiger signees.

Those rankings say they are the average of the players that were evaluated. Only two of our LOI's were evaluated so our #25 ranking is based off of 2 players.
That has to be the worst ranking system I have ever seen. lmfao

Denver nailed it as usual. They should show the total of stars each school signed.