Bat Signal (?) - Alonzo Highsmith Tweet

[DTP]

Wasn’t fyzical enough for Mario.

 

[CT Cane 44]

Please tell me this isn’t a bay signal for him taking a job with the pats ?

 

[Bunker Mentality]

The talent-level continues to rise in the building and there's no letting up in that regard.

Miami will be Miami again, soon enough.

 

[TRick72]

Wasn’t fyzical enough for Mario.

Believed in taking a knee…

 

[DTP]

Believed in taking a knee…

 

[Post Tropical Cyclone]

Category 1 to 6, indeed.

 

[nvlahos]

Don’t think he had much of a voice or as much as he probably wanted in the building.

Mario a maniac control freak

This is the year, if he messes around and still loses 4-5 games then he’s legit probably not the guy

 

[nvlahos]

Love Zo but I remember a couple tweets he had awhile back that suggested something like “highly ranked guys don’t matter” or something along those lines. Because he was stuck in the 80’s lol.

Also because he’s used to scouting for the NFL. The rate at which 4 and 5 star high school players actually make it to the league is way lower

Versus in college more of the 4 and 5 star players continue to dominate

 

[jhtheking]

Also because he’s used to scouting for the NFL. The rate at which 4 and 5 star high school players actually make it to the league is way lower

Versus in college more of the 4 and 5 star players continue to dominate

Iirc about 55% of 5 stars are drafted, 20% of 4 stars, and 6% of 3 stars

 

[Rellyrell]

Iirc about 55% of 5 stars are drafted, 20% of 4 stars, and 6% of 3 stars

It’s higher now. Stars matter, period.

On3 data reveals 5-star recruits have 63% draft rate

Data collected by On3 from the past five NFL drafts show that the major recruiting media companies have been getting it right when handing out stars.

www.on3.com

What percentage of five-star recruits get drafted?

College football recruiting is a high-stakes game that can make or break a team's success. One of the most important factors in recruiting is the ranking of prospects, with five-star recruits being the most coveted. But just how likely are these top prospects to make it to the next level? In...

fanarch.com

 

[westcoastcanes]

It’s higher now. Stars matter, period.

On3 data reveals 5-star recruits have 63% draft rate

Data collected by On3 from the past five NFL drafts show that the major recruiting media companies have been getting it right when handing out stars.

www.on3.com

What percentage of five-star recruits get drafted?

College football recruiting is a high-stakes game that can make or break a team's success. One of the most important factors in recruiting is the ranking of prospects, with five-star recruits being the most coveted. But just how likely are these top prospects to make it to the next level? In...

fanarch.com

this data and position are only valid if you arent basing your argument on outliers.

 

[JHallCanes]

I’m late to this thread a bit but did this dude really tweet out a hurricane only to tell us to **** our own faces?

That’s bold

 

[Brooklyndee]

we did get a commit Saturday so not sure if this is alluding to that. I'm somewhat surprised it hasn't went public yet.

 

[Brooklyndee]

It’s higher now. Stars matter, period.

On3 data reveals 5-star recruits have 63% draft rate

Data collected by On3 from the past five NFL drafts show that the major recruiting media companies have been getting it right when handing out stars.

www.on3.com

What percentage of five-star recruits get drafted?

College football recruiting is a high-stakes game that can make or break a team's success. One of the most important factors in recruiting is the ranking of prospects, with five-star recruits being the most coveted. But just how likely are these top prospects to make it to the next level? In...

fanarch.com

U wanna know where it's far lower? First round... just like in life context is relevant. Sure there's a good percent who get drafted. But the argument is to anyone that matters, who's getting drafted in the first round...

 

[Rellyrell]

U wanna know where it's far lower? First round... just like in life context is relevant. Sure there's a good percent who get drafted. But the argument is to anyone that matters, who's getting drafted in the first round...

Pls tell me u’re really not trying to argue against this? U’re right, context does matter which I’m a big proponent of. So let’s truly examine context of stars mattering at the collegiate level, & who make up the first round.

https://www.axios.com/2023/04/29/nfl-draft-college-football-five-star-recruits

From the 2023 NFL draft:

2023 NFL Draft picks: Two-thirds of first-round selections rated 4-stars or higher as high school recruits

The 247Sports recruiting rankings once again rang true in projecting superior football talent not just in college but at the NFL level

www.cbssports.com

It’s pretty clear that if there are only 32-34 5*, between 270-280 4* the room for error is much more slim as opposed to choosing from literally 1000+ of players who are 3*, guys who were 3* b/c either they went to a non-traditional powerhouse, developed way late, didn’t attend any camps/lack of exposure, etc.

Regardless the facts show that the CFB teams who have a high concentration of blue chip players are the ones who are winning at an astronomical rate. That’s not remotely up for discussion; the teams who have under the radar guys and are succeeding are led by extreme X’s & O’s coaches; but, their ceiling is still around 9-11 wins max.

 

[westcoastcanes]

U wanna know where it's far lower? First round... just like in life context is relevant. Sure there's a good percent who get drafted. But the argument is to anyone that matters, who's getting drafted in the first round...View attachment 282041

5 stars make up far less than 16% of the prospects, even at that rate they are HIGHLY over represented relative to the others among first round picks.