.....and Sometimes They Nail It.
Posted: Sun Dec 11, 2005 12:36 pmconsider the tens of thousands of high schools across the country all with 40-50 kids playing football each year then consider the 2002-2003 rankings of some of college footballs greatest players:
2002:
Vincent Young No. 1 Dual Style QB (Maxwell, OBrian Awards)
Ben Olson No. 1 Pro Style QB
Marcus Vick No. 2 Dual Style QB
Maurice Clarrett No. 1 FB
Marcedes Lewis No. 1 TE (Mackey Award)
Justin Blalock No. 1 OG
Rodrique Wright No. 1 DT
2003:
Reggie Bush No. 1 RB (Heisman, Camp, Walker Awards)
2004:
Adrian Peterson No. 1 RB
Teddy Ginn No. 1 DB
also, Rivals doesn't include its ratings in Archives for 2000 when Matt Leinart(Heisman, Unitas more) was recruited but he was a Parade All-American which means he was in the Top what? 30 recruits in the Nation and perhaps the No. 1 QB.
2002:
Vincent Young No. 1 Dual Style QB (Maxwell, OBrian Awards)
Ben Olson No. 1 Pro Style QB
Marcus Vick No. 2 Dual Style QB
Maurice Clarrett No. 1 FB
Marcedes Lewis No. 1 TE (Mackey Award)
Justin Blalock No. 1 OG
Rodrique Wright No. 1 DT
2003:
Reggie Bush No. 1 RB (Heisman, Camp, Walker Awards)
2004:
Adrian Peterson No. 1 RB
Teddy Ginn No. 1 DB
also, Rivals doesn't include its ratings in Archives for 2000 when Matt Leinart(Heisman, Unitas more) was recruited but he was a Parade All-American which means he was in the Top what? 30 recruits in the Nation and perhaps the No. 1 QB.