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No it shouldn't, but kids are leaving the state, particularly the elite ones.

And my point is that this situation isn't unique to the state of Florida. It's happening to Cali and Texas programs too.

Yeahhh but generally those schools have massively under-achieved. (minus TCU) USC, UCLA, Texas, TAMU, FSU, UM, UF should all be powerhouses by this logic. I don't disagree with you, but this situation isn't unique to the state of Florida. Texas and Cali universities haven't been that great...

Can't the same be said about the states of Texas and Cali?

Of all the kids who participate in high school football, Florida has the highest percentage of players being recruited by D1's. So that might settle the per capita argument. 1 in 104 is pretty absurd actually. And even though Georgia has half the population of Florida, we only have roughly...

Florida has the 3rd largest immigrant population in the country and the second largest population of elderly. (average age in Florida is 43, second highest in the country) I don't know how this effects the stats, but make it fit. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Yeah bro, you should see all the butthurt comments on Instagram.