thr@cbsck.UUCP (Tim Robison) (02/14/86)
Since the college football recruiting season has come to a
close, could anyone out there post a rating of how different
universities fared or some sort of top twenty crops. I had
heard that Alabama and UCLA were doing quite well, along
with Notre Dame. I know my team, the OSU Buckeyes, nabbed 3
of the top 10 linemen in the nation, but did not do as well
in the running back department (OSU stated that they had to
stop recruiting a number of players, especially running
backs, due to the stricter grade guidelines passed in
January by the NCAA). I'm sure many of us on the net would
appreciate any available information. Thanx in advance.
- Tim Robisonmoore1@ihuxi.UUCP (Moore) (02/21/86)
> > Since the college football recruiting season has come to a > close, could anyone out there post a rating of how different > universities fared or some sort of top twenty crops. I had > heard that Alabama and UCLA were doing quite well, along > with Notre Dame. I know my team, the OSU Buckeyes, nabbed 3 > of the top 10 linemen in the nation, but did not do as well > in the running back department (OSU stated that they had to > stop recruiting a number of players, especially running > backs, due to the stricter grade guidelines passed in > January by the NCAA). I'm sure many of us on the net would > appreciate any available information. Thanx in advance. > > - Tim Robison Tim, a week ago or so the USA Today (newspaper) had a headline article regarding the top 100 college prospects and the colleges to which thay had signed letters of intent. The headline read something like, "PAC 10, etc., etc. gets cream of the crop". I noticed the PAC 10 primarily because I'm more interested in that conference and because the headline lead off with them. It also mentioned a couple of other conferences and Notre Dame. Basically, the PAC 10 had the best recruiting year of any conference with UCLA, Washington and Southern Cal all doing very well. I don't recall seeing anything about OSU, but do remember Notre Dame as being right up there. I probably should have kept a copy, but needless to say I didn't.
dday@umcp-cs.UUCP (Dennis Doubleday) (02/24/86)
In article <1323@ihuxi.UUCP> moore1@ihuxi.UUCP writes: >> >> Since the college football recruiting season has come to a >> close, could anyone out there post a rating of how different >> universities fared or some sort of top twenty crops. I had >> heard that Alabama and UCLA were doing quite well, along >> with Notre Dame. I know my team, the OSU Buckeyes, nabbed 3 >> of the top 10 linemen in the nation, but did not do as well >> in the running back department (OSU stated that they had to >> stop recruiting a number of players, especially running >> backs, due to the stricter grade guidelines passed in >> January by the NCAA). I'm sure many of us on the net would >> appreciate any available information. Thanx in advance. According to The Sporting News, Michigan and UCLA had the best recruiting season, each getting 8 of their top 100 players. Others that were high on their list were Florida, NotreDame, USC, Ohio State, and Oklahoma. Surprise, surprise!! -- UUCP: seismo!umcp-cs!dday Dennis Doubleday CSNet: dday@umcp-cs University of Maryland ARPA: dday@gymble.umd.edu College Park, MD 20742 Fan of: Chicago Cubs, Chicago Bears, OU Sooners (301) 454-4247