I know its still early, but when was the last time you seen this?

[r06ue1]

#6 Nebraska

 

http://247sports.com/Season/2018-Football/CompositeTeamRankings

[jaws]

Alabama at #63. Lets see how this plays out.

[deedsker]

Lots of Big 10 teams near the top...wtf?

[Toe]

Now about that recruiting for positions that aren't WR or QB...

[chainsaw]

I didn't know we were recruiting any QB's? Might wanna get a few WR as we seem short there. Gee, i'm seeing a coaching staff that knows what were doing!

[Toe]

Last class, half of the 4* guys were WRs. So far this class, half of the 4* guys are WRs. We might need some receivers, but receivers don't comprise 50% of a team.

[Cdog923]

Now about that recruiting for positions that aren't WR or QB...

 

We aren't actively recruiting a QB.

[Ed Helms]

Last class, half of the 4* guys were WRs. So far this class, half of the 4* guys are WRs. We might need some receivers, but receivers don't comprise 50% of a team.

 

[Toe]

Now about that recruiting for positions that aren't WR or QB...

 

We aren't actively recruiting a QB.

 

I was referring to this staff's performance since they've been here, not this year specifically. They've brought in some strong recruits at WR and QB, yes. But look at the other 80% of the team, and the recruiting has been, well, not as much of an upgrade as some are making it out to be. Though getting recruits earlier in the cycle is an improvement over Bo's last-minute scramble.

[BigRedBuster]

Last class, half of the 4* guys were WRs. So far this class, half of the 4* guys are WRs. We might need some receivers, but receivers don't comprise 50% of a team.

Well, if that's how we are going to measure this.

 

2014 100% of the 4*s were OL

2015 25% of the 4*s were OL.

2016 40% of the 4*s were OL.

 

 

Average that out and it's 55%. OL doesn't make up 55% of the team.