SEC Recruiting Standings 2013

[JMlion71]

Hello to all. I've been tracking Big 10 recruiting over in the PSU forum, and created a spreadsheet to rank schools within the conference (with help of some freely available services). I have adapted it to rank the SEC teams here, and will update this thread periodically. If anyone would like to update the list more frequently, please let me know, as I could arrange it, and it is not that difficult to do. I will try to work out some arrangement with BoiseStateFan27 to edit the top post. The decimal number at the end is the schools score using the JM Method™.

1 Georgia, 15 commits, 16.85
2 Florida, 15 commits, 16.7
3 Texas A&M, 14 commits, 14.45
4 Alabama, 11, 13.3
5 LSU, 9 commits, 9.8
6 Auburn, 8, 8.25
7 Missouri, 8 commits, 7.4
8 Vanderbilt 7 commits, 7.15
9 South Carolina, 6 commits, 5.4
10 Tennessee, 4 commits, 4.2
11 Mississippi, 4 commits, 3.95
12 Miss. St., 2 commits, 1.9
13 Kentucky, 1 commit, 0.9
14 Arkansas, 0 commits, 0.0

 

[JMlion71]

Fairly amazing number of recruits so early in the game.

 

[goDAWGSsicem]

UGA UGA UGA

 

[goDAWGSsicem]

How do you come up with the 16.85 rating, and what does it mean?

 

[JMlion71]

I have a formula (which I may tweak a bit as time goes by). It involves percentages - that might be the best way to think of the numbers.

 

[Shaka Zulu]

Finally UGA is #1 at something..

 

[goDAWGSsicem]

I have a formula (which I may tweak a bit as time goes by). It involves percentages - that might be the best way to think of the numbers.

Care to elaborate on that?

 

[goDAWGSsicem]

Care to elaborate on that?

Guess not.

While I enjoy your ranking for biased reasons, without explanation your numbers are random and meaningless.

 

[JMlion71]

Monday, Tennessee picked up a commit from Dominic Zanca, 3-star LB from Altamonte Springs, FL. Saturday Ole Miss picked up Marquel Combs, 4-star DT from Woodland Hills, CA.

1 Georgia, 15 commits, 16.4
2 Florida, 15 commits, 16.25
3 Texas A&M, 14 commits, 14.1
4 Alabama, 11 commits, 12.95
5 LSU, 9 commits, 9.5
6 Missouri, 9 commits, 8.55
7 Auburn, 8 commits, 8.05
8 Vanderbilt 7 commits, 7.0
9 South Carolina, 6 commits, 5.25
10 Tennessee, 5 commits, 5.0
11 Mississippi, 5 commits, 4.85
12 Miss. St., 2 commits, 1.8
13 Kentucky, 1 commit, 0.9
14 Arkansas, 0 commits, 0.0

 

[fordman84]

Monday, Tennessee picked up a commit from Dominic Zanca, 3-star LB from Altamonte Springs, FL. Saturday Ole Miss picked up Marquel Combs, 4-star DT from Woodland Hills, CA.

1 Georgia, 15 commits, 16.4
2 Florida, 15 commits, 16.25
3 Texas A&M, 14 commits, 14.1
4 Alabama, 11 commits, 12.95
5 LSU, 9 commits, 9.5
6 Missouri, 9 commits, 8.55
7 Auburn, 8 commits, 8.05
8 Vanderbilt 7 commits, 7.0
9 South Carolina, 6 commits, 5.25
10 Tennessee, 5 commits, 5.0
11 Mississippi, 5 commits, 4.85
12 Miss. St., 2 commits, 1.8
13 Kentucky, 1 commit, 0.9
14 Arkansas, 0 commits, 0.0

Is the A&M number factoring any decommits from the move and HC change?

 

[JMlion71]

Is the A&M number factoring any decommits from the move and HC change?

It came off lists I believe to be current. Do you have the names of the 'decommits' so I could check them?

It's going to be interesting to see how that Texas talent stacks up with the SEC guys.

 

[bchampy]

So your numbers change with the same amount of commits?

 

[The Crimson King]

Auburn has four players from the ESPN150......LSU and Missouri have 0

 

[HighTide]

Bama has six

LOL at LSU

 

[JMlion71]

So your numbers change with the same amount of commits?

Yes, they do. As I told an earlier poster, it is a percentage based system, and that's the best way to think of the scores.

 

[goDAWGSsicem]

UGA UGA UGA

 

[JMlion71]

Mississippi has a commitment from Antonio Allen, a 4-star DB from Indianapolis, who had at least 10 offers, including in-state schools Indiana and Purdue. That SEC success is tempting some guys to head down South. Not a trend I favor. Rebels now have 6 commits, and jump 2 slots.

Arkansas has its first commit of the post-Petrino era: Kaleb Blanchard, 3-star RB from Denham Springs, LA.

1 Georgia, 15 commits, 16.1
2 Florida, 15 commits, 16.0
3 Texas A&M, 14 commits, 13.85
4 Alabama, 11 commits, 12.75
5 LSU, 9 commits, 9.35
6 Missouri, 9 commits, 8.4
7 Auburn, 8 commits, 7.9
8 Vanderbilt 7 commits, 6.85
9 Mississippi, 6 commits, 5.95
10 South Carolina, 6 commits, 5.15
11 Tennessee, 5 commits, 4.9
12 Miss. St., 2 commits, 1.8
13 Kentucky, 1 commit, 0.9
14 Arkansas, 1 commits, 0.9

 

[bchampy]

Yes, they do. As I told an earlier poster, it is a percentage based system, and that's the best way to think of the scores.

Percentage of what? I don't understand why this thread was stickied if only one person knows whats in the numbers.

 

[The Crimson King]

Percentage of what? I don't understand why this thread was stickied if only one person knows whats in the numbers.

he doesn't want anyone stealing his trademarked system

 

[HawkeyesRuleURFace]

0 point 0Arkansas....