Again, I would point out JUST ONE absolutely insane thing on that breakdown.
The Gaytors have Krull, a tight end who played minor league baseball for years and has played ONE year of college football (single digits in receptions), rated at a 0.92 for talent, and then he gets 95% of that number (presumably because he is a junior).
On the other hand, Miami is cursed to have the terrible Brevin Jordan, whose talent is a 0.982, but he only gets 90% of that, because he is a sophomore, even though he had more receptions last year THAN THE ENTIRE RETURNING GAYTOR TIGHT END ROOM.
Sure. Makes sense. If you just invent a fake talent number for a baseball player, and then give him the benefit of the doubt of being a junior (with almost zero production), then he is the statistical equivalent of an elite sophomore tight end who has already proven his ability.
Perfect. Gaytor Mathz. Gaytor Logicz.