Fair Enough.....
Per 24/7 Kaelin is #26. Let's go back 5 years.
How many QB's in the top 26 signed with a school that had a another commit in that same top 26 (I went ahead and did 30).
2023 - Alabama (#12 Eli Holstein & #16 Dylan Lonergan)
2022 - None
2021 - Ohio State (#1 Quinn Ewers & #8 Kyle Mccord) Ewers Transferred to Texas
2020 -
Ohio State (#3 CJ Stroud & *#27 Jack Miller) Miller Transferred to Florida
Texas (#5 Ja'Quinden Jackson & #6 Hudson Card) Jackson Transferred to Utah & Card Transferred to Purdue
FSU (#15 Chubba Purdy & *29 Tate Rodemaker) We know Purdy's Story.
Oregon(#16 Jay Butterfield & #25 Robby Ashford) Butterfield Transferred to San Jose & Ashford to Auburn
2018 (2019 wouldn't work?) -
Stanford (#4 Tanner McKee & *#29 Jack West)
Washington (#13 Colson Yankoff & #15 Jacob Sirmon) Yankoff Transferred to UCLA & Sirmon Transferred to Northern Colorado
We have 129 FBS teams. Over 5 years that's 645 teams or opportunities to sign a QB. Even when I expanded it to top 30 we are looking at 8 teams/instances that took 2. 8/645 is 1.2%. Furthermore, only one team kept both QB's through their career.
Over 5 years, 1.2% sign two top 30 QBs. 1.2% is pretty low. I rarely use absolutes, but you got me on that one.
Semi related article. Could be used to argue both sides if I'm being honest:
Transfer Takeover: Nearly half of college football's QBs are transfers (247sports.com)
Edit: There is another way to look at this. Over the course of 5 years there are 150 top 30 QB's. In our 8 instances that means there are 8 QB's that picked a team that signed a QB rated higher than them. That would bump it up to 8/150 or 5.3%. Which is still pretty low.