VictoryLap
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A quick count on the 247 composite 2018 rankings show:I took a quick look and couldn't see a way to download some of the rankings to an excel spreadsheet, but it seems to me that skill players get much higher rankings than they should.
This comes from a comment on the 247 board that we are loaded with highly ranked skill players, but not as many in the trenches. But it seems that way for every school, right?
Assuming a normal distribution (and we can argue what a ranking really means, much like what MVP means - best player or most valuable) there should be 1 QB for every 22 players (so approx. 5 in the top 100) and 5 OL for every 22 (or approx. 23 in the top 100) and my guess is that it is nowhere near that.
I guess my point is that skill player rankings seem inflated and trench guys seem deflated. Just an observation, nothing about TCU specifically.
7 QB's in the top 50 and 11 in the top 100.
6 WR's in the top 50 and 20 in the top 100.
5 RB's in the top 50 and 7 in the top 100.
There are also 2 athlete recruits in the top 100, which may very well end up being offensive skill positions.
It looks like there is a skew towards skill players, at least in the top 100, so I think you are on to something there.