Empirical Cane
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Yeah, who didn’t have Bama top 1 or 2 four years ago?Bama rising that much in 4 years is odd
Exsqueeze me, baby doll, but any survey that has us in the top 10 is good, even if it isn’t accurate.It's a bad survey. If you look at the methodology it's worthless. They're using a 10 point NPS scale (NPS is an 11 point scale), and only using recruits that aren't being recruited to p5 schools. The R-squared is in the low 80s, so it's directional at best.
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I'm a market researcher by trade and do a lot of survey work. This just...isn't very good.
Exsqueeze me, baby doll, but any survey that has us in the top 10 is good, even if it isn’t accurate.
This is dumb and means nothing but being a realist, Miami at 10 is too high. ND, Michigan, FSU, Tennessee, and probably USC should be higher imo. I do think Miami will be in that top 10 range though going forward.
Well when you get a car when you visitBama rising that much in 4 years is odd
Clemson has a slideI know this is a survey of HS players, but if this was brands in general, I don't think Clemson belongs in the top 10. Maybe Im biased. In my unofficial bumper sticker poll (license plates, bumper stickers, stickers in windows, flags on houses, people rocking gear) Id say UM is top 5, maybe top 3. I see UM, Bama, OSU, all the time. Pretty good share of UF and Oregon stickers too. Don't remember the last time I saw a Clemson or TAMU sticker.
You are acting like on campus facilities is what they are factoring in. You’re forgetting…This is dumb and means nothing but being a realist, Miami at 10 is too high. ND, Michigan, FSU, Tennessee, and probably USC should be higher imo. I do think Miami will be in that top 10 range though going forward.
If this was truly about the biggest school brands overall, the top schools would be Michigan and Notre Dame. USC, Texas and Miami are all very well recognized national brands, as are schools like Duke, Stanford and of course Harvard Yale and Princeton.I know this is a survey of HS players, but if this was brands in general, I don't think Clemson belongs in the top 10. Maybe Im biased. In my unofficial bumper sticker poll (license plates, bumper stickers, stickers in windows, flags on houses, people rocking gear) Id say UM is top 5, maybe top 3. I see UM, Bama, OSU, all the time. Pretty good share of UF and Oregon stickers too. Don't remember the last time I saw a Clemson or TAMU sticker.
I’m in nyc. Never see Clemson gear. I see some Bama occasionally. I see Michigan but haven’t seen much if any ND.If this was truly about the biggest school brands overall, the top schools would be Michigan and Notre Dame. USC, Texas and Miami are all very well recognized national brands, as are schools like Duke, Stanford and of course Harvard Yales and Princeton
Bama, Clemson, Georgia, Oklahoma are all regional brands, not national brands outside of college football (not even basketball).
All one has to do to understand what brand is national and what Brandi’s regional, is travel the country, or better yet travel internationally.
The Michigan M and ND are the most seen and recognized brands. Their alumni are everywhere.
The next time I see someone wearing Bama or Clemson apparel outside of the southeast will be the first time.
No way Tennessee is above Miami in branding. The U is so iconic pop Warner and high schools use the U. My sons optimist team being one of them in Mississippi.This is dumb and means nothing but being a realist, Miami at 10 is too high. ND, Michigan, FSU, Tennessee, and probably USC should be higher imo. I do think Miami will be in that top 10 range though going forward.
No way Tennessee is above Miami in branding. The U is so iconic pop Warner and high schools use the U. My sons optimist team being one of them in Mississippi.
So does the Big10ACC with 5 schools in the bottom 22 and people wonder why the TV contract is so bad lol
You are acting like on campus facilities is what they are factoring in. You’re forgetting…