When recruiting rankings are released we see sometimes 3 or 4 SEC teams in the top 10...of course the nation starts jacking off all over them and blah, blah, blah...well let me ask you a question...if you can only sign 25 (as the max allowed by the NCAA) how is it...UT, FLA, Bama, UGA, etc in the SEC consistently sign 27 - 30+ kids...well some count toward last year if they enroll in Jan (I understand that)...some greyshirt (where they have to pay their own way) I understand that...but in many respects they go to JUCO or Prep School, or they just flat out don't qualify...so here you have overblown rankings with potential 3 and 4 star kids sitting on (insert) SEC Schools committment list and they may never play a down for said school...
does anyone else find this funny? I mean I would think that somewhere between 15-20 kids per year should be the equilibrium for most programs...either that or these SEC schools recruit some very shady academic kids and they wind up falling out...
I ALSO REALIZE that other schools in other conferences do this...but the majority happens in the SEC...I know in the Big 10 you can only oversign by 3 schoolies and or give out only 3 letters more than schollies you have (hence the tie into oversigning)...what would happen to the SEC rankings if they had to play by those rules?
Again more a discussion...but yes I will take my shots at the SEC...since you know being a Buckeye I have taken more than my fair share - :P :D :)
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