Utah_Husker
Five-Star Recruit
Oh my gosh, I think we're all actually on the same page here.
2002 1. Texas 2. Ten. 3. Georgia 4. FSU 5. Ohio ST 6. Auburn 7. OU 13. Usc 40. NebRecruiting experts. Look at what teams finished in the top 5 in the country and then look where there recruiting classes rated. I don't think any of the top five team in the country had a recruiting class that was rated in the top 10. Look at Texas, they have year in year out, the best recruiting class and can not win the big one. Callahan is dreaming if he thinks recruiting will solve all his problems. He needs to spend sometime looking at his staff and what changes need to be made there. WE NEED SOME NEW COACHES, AT LEAST DEFENSIVELY.
And I'm guessing we were right around them numbers in the 90's aswell.2002 1. Texas 2. Ten. 3. Georgia 4. FSU 5. Ohio ST 6. Auburn 7. OU 13. Usc 40. NebRecruiting experts. Look at what teams finished in the top 5 in the country and then look where there recruiting classes rated. I don't think any of the top five team in the country had a recruiting class that was rated in the top 10. Look at Texas, they have year in year out, the best recruiting class and can not win the big one. Callahan is dreaming if he thinks recruiting will solve all his problems. He needs to spend sometime looking at his staff and what changes need to be made there. WE NEED SOME NEW COACHES, AT LEAST DEFENSIVELY.
2003 1. LSU 2. Florida 3. USC 4. OU 5. Miami 11. Auburn 42. Neb
2004 1. USC 2. LSU 3. FSU 4. Miami 5. Michigan 8. OU 21. Auburn 27. Neb
These are from Rivals. It looks to me that the top 3 teams in the nation are usually in the top 10 or right around there.
On rivals after the top 25 it says next below the list.Even I agree that Frank wasn't the best recruiter. But I also agree with Benard that the coaches he brought on in 2003 are great recruiters, and would have made a huge difference. They would have at least returned the recruiting to the level it was in the 90s (which wasn't all that high). Newearthhusker, where did you get the info for the Husker class ranks for 2002-2004? I looked a while for them, but could only find the top 25.
Year RankAnd I'm guessing we were right around them numbers in the 90's aswell.2002 1. Texas 2. Ten. 3. Georgia 4. FSU 5. Ohio ST 6. Auburn 7. OU 13. Usc 40. NebRecruiting experts. Look at what teams finished in the top 5 in the country and then look where there recruiting classes rated. I don't think any of the top five team in the country had a recruiting class that was rated in the top 10. Look at Texas, they have year in year out, the best recruiting class and can not win the big one. Callahan is dreaming if he thinks recruiting will solve all his problems. He needs to spend sometime looking at his staff and what changes need to be made there. WE NEED SOME NEW COACHES, AT LEAST DEFENSIVELY.
2003 1. LSU 2. Florida 3. USC 4. OU 5. Miami 11. Auburn 42. Neb
2004 1. USC 2. LSU 3. FSU 4. Miami 5. Michigan 8. OU 21. Auburn 27. Neb
These are from Rivals. It looks to me that the top 3 teams in the nation are usually in the top 10 or right around there.
So we had two bad years when darlington and tenopir got to old to recruit.Year RankAnd I'm guessing we were right around them numbers in the 90's aswell.2002 1. Texas 2. Ten. 3. Georgia 4. FSU 5. Ohio ST 6. Auburn 7. OU 13. Usc 40. NebRecruiting experts. Look at what teams finished in the top 5 in the country and then look where there recruiting classes rated. I don't think any of the top five team in the country had a recruiting class that was rated in the top 10. Look at Texas, they have year in year out, the best recruiting class and can not win the big one. Callahan is dreaming if he thinks recruiting will solve all his problems. He needs to spend sometime looking at his staff and what changes need to be made there. WE NEED SOME NEW COACHES, AT LEAST DEFENSIVELY.
2003 1. LSU 2. Florida 3. USC 4. OU 5. Miami 11. Auburn 42. Neb
2004 1. USC 2. LSU 3. FSU 4. Miami 5. Michigan 8. OU 21. Auburn 27. Neb
These are from Rivals. It looks to me that the top 3 teams in the nation are usually in the top 10 or right around there.
1991 10
1992 28
1993 14
1994 20
1995 8
1996 4
1997 19
This information courtesy of sports illustrated's website SI.COM
Beck's stats were down because his team was better. He didn't need to throw as much and he ran more this year. Beck is the real deal.To Dave: I meant exception. Sorry, my dyslexia gets the best of me sometimes!
To newearthhusker: The last I checked, Solich has a Big 12 ring, and a couple of BCS games, a couple of accomplishments that callahan will never get!
As far as Beck, I heard Jeremy Crabtree say that this is a down year for qb's, and Beck has not performed up to expectations. Said he has been outplayed by qb's that were thought to be lesser quality.
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But the point is, those two bad years were about the same as Solich's best years. In other words, our recruiting in the '90s was far better than it was under Solich.So we had two bad years when darlington and tenopir got to old to recruit.Year RankAnd I'm guessing we were right around them numbers in the 90's aswell.2002 1. Texas 2. Ten. 3. Georgia 4. FSU 5. Ohio ST 6. Auburn 7. OU 13. Usc 40. NebRecruiting experts. Look at what teams finished in the top 5 in the country and then look where there recruiting classes rated. I don't think any of the top five team in the country had a recruiting class that was rated in the top 10. Look at Texas, they have year in year out, the best recruiting class and can not win the big one. Callahan is dreaming if he thinks recruiting will solve all his problems. He needs to spend sometime looking at his staff and what changes need to be made there. WE NEED SOME NEW COACHES, AT LEAST DEFENSIVELY.
2003 1. LSU 2. Florida 3. USC 4. OU 5. Miami 11. Auburn 42. Neb
2004 1. USC 2. LSU 3. FSU 4. Miami 5. Michigan 8. OU 21. Auburn 27. Neb
These are from Rivals. It looks to me that the top 3 teams in the nation are usually in the top 10 or right around there.
1991 10
1992 28
1993 14
1994 20
1995 8
1996 4
1997 19
This information courtesy of sports illustrated's website SI.COM