You have missed the point. We all agree he has to perform. Brown though I am very happy we got him did not wow people with his performance. Elite 11 is an opportunity. What he does with it will determine if he moves up the rankings or not. The fact he did get the opportunity also shows he is on an upward trajectory. Now he has to prove he was worth the opportunity.
I trust the view of our staff, one of the more accomplished staffs in the country over that of someone who claims to have watched tons of film but is nothing more than a fan. It's not like the 3 stars the staff has committed right now were last minute afterthoughts because they missed out on their higher ranked targets. These are all players that the staff evaluated and very much wanted.
If that was the point, I didn't miss it. I completely agree he could move up the rankings, collect more attention/offers etc with a good performance. A good performance will not however move him up to a 4 star because the rankings don't work that way which was the only point I made in the first **** place lol. This is getting like in grade school where the teacher does the lesson about whispering to one kid and then passing it around the class to see what the final result is compared to what was actually said.
I hope it works out but I see a Peyton Matocha-Level Talent. He's a decent-sized kid with ok athleticism and an average arm, just like Matocha:
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A good performance most certainly can move him towards a 4th star. You perform well there and get more offers and perform well and camps and have a good season and it moves you towards a 4th star. Of course he can not do well at any of those things and then it would be moot because he would no longer be a take. It’s an accumulation of events that makes it happen.
I’m not saying he will be Ken Dorsey so I’ll start there! But he’s tall and slender he gets the ball out doesn’t look like he has a rocket arm but it’s maybe a little stronger on film from what I can see. And sometimes the ball wobbles. Now because I’m no expert watch Williams come out this year and look like a slinger. But he’s similar to Kenny in that regard. I don’t at all think
Okay then I'll ask you the same thing as I did the other poster who went crickets. Give me a list of names of guys that went from completely unranked to 4 stars. It's not any accumulation of events that makes it happen, because it doesn't. The guys that eventually get bumped from 3 star to 4 didn't start at 0, then only get the obligatory .85 after P5 teams started offering.
Josh Jacobs was a composite 3-star recruit from Oklahoma who the Big 12 schools in the area were ignoring. Alabama offers him late. I'm talking January 29th after senior season late. 2 days after the Alabama offer 247 rates him a 4-star. Did they reevaluate the film or just see Bama offer him? Not sure. He played in Tulsa so it wasn't exactly bum**** Oklahoma. Jacobs was done doing things on the field to improve his rating and it still happened.
So outstanding play his senior season under no circumstance elevate his ranking especially if he does well at the Elite 11? Okie doke.
Okay good story, and that stuff does happen. Was Josh Jacobs unranked in the spring going into his Sr season of HS and then an .85, eventually catapulting all the way up to that 4th star? If not than it has absolutely nothing to do with the discussion at hand.
Which part did you miss?
What part did you?
The part where it actually happens
Brown isn't a pocket passer, those events aren't designed for him but they are for Emory.
Great. Won't change the fact either way
You speak in absolutes as if this is all pro forma. Okie doke.
You can be the third person I've offered then. Give me the last of names where it has
Past performance is no guarantee of future performance. Again, you want to determine on June 21st this as an absolute. Let me flip it on you. How many zero unranked kids go to 3-star and get invited to the Elite 11? I'm waiting Mr. Precedent.
Jordan Young, a WR out of Georgia was unranked until January 18th after his senior season and became a 4-star. You're trying to paint this into a very specific box that would require us to remember every recruiting ranking story for the last 25 years. The point is there is no obvious path to 4-star status.