I will breakdown the team talent for the upcoming year per the metric model that I used in a future post. Here is the rankings and my model is explained at the bottom.
- Alabama (171)
- Ohio State (157)
- Georgia (142)
- LSU (105)
- USC (92)
- Florida State (89)
- Texas(87)
- Clemson (83)
- Oklahoma (76)
- Texas A&M (63)(11)
- Penn State (63)(14)
- Notre Dame (62)
- Florida (61)
- Auburn (57)
- Tennessee (56)
- Michigan (53)
- Oregon (49)
- Miami (48)
- Stanford (34)
- Washington (31)
- UCLA (27)
- Mississippi State (26)
- South Carolina (17)
- Ole Miss (14)
- Nebraska (10)
The metrics that I used to conclude the talent on the upcoming rosters per the recruiting ranking was the following:
▪️Average recruiting ranking (25 points for #1, 24 points for #2, 23 points for #3, and etc.)+(5 x the amount of 5 stars on roster)+(4 x the amount of top 100 players on roster) and then +/- blue chip (4 or 5 star) transfers
▪️For tiebreakers I gave the advantage to the team that had a higher 5 year average ranking. I have that ranking in paranthesis beside the points.
Example:
Alabama( #1 average ranking) 25 points + (12 five stars x 5) 60 points + (22 top 100 players X 4) 88 points – two blue chip transfers= 171 points
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