oregon has some amazing chicks too beside usc/ucla/cal in the west.. what in the hell is in the water in oregon? those cheerleaders are something else ! of course everything is bigger in texas if you like a big rack
A big rack... that's after the breast doctor in Beverly Hills gets paid what he's due.
True story,
Several years ago there was a poll of Div-1A players that asked them to name the school with the finest cheerleaders.
Oregon won that little contest by a landslide. This place is a hotbed for hotties. It also happened to be the same year
when an Oregon State cheerleader was chosen "Playmate of the Year."
Sarah Jean Underwood -- It's pretty clear why she won.
And in the red corner, it's Mr. "BDQH" (he won't tell us what the anagram means) the #1 contender for "Mr. loomis(enter zip code")'s belt. He is in the blue corner and he's the reigning heavyweight champ of Rx-CFB MMA on-line wars in the OCTAGON.
Notre Dame??? Hell even Oregon State beat them twice.
SEC is the obvious answer...... but conference recruiting to a large degree is regional....
california supplies pac 12, texas supplies big 12, florida and surrounding states (louisiana to virginia) supply SEC & ACC, midwest supplies B10... texas and florida supply alot of teams further north. no idea on AAC or whatever it's called. seems like a mismash.....
FWIW, USC and FSU seem to have weird reciprocity (wrong word) in recruiting. alot of good USC players from tampa and further north.
california supplies pac 12, texas supplies big 12, florida and surrounding states (louisiana to virginia) supply SEC & ACC, midwest supplies B10... texas and florida supply alot of teams further north. no idea on AAC or whatever it's called. seems like a mismash.....
FWIW, USC and FSU seem to have weird reciprocity (wrong word) in recruiting. alot of good USC players from tampa and further north.
You can tell he's from Canada.
Considering that California has as many people in it as Texas and Ohio combined, and twice as many as Florida. I think that the resources
Pac-12 schools have to draw from is grossly underestimated. Rivals has about ¼ of the number of scouts canvassing the west as they do
in the east. SI seems to be getting wise to the indiscretion. The Pac hittin' on Texas and Florida for recruits seems to be in style these days.
A big rack... that's after the breast doctor in Beverly Hills gets paid what he's due.
True story,
Several years ago there was a poll of Div-1A players that asked them to name the school with the finest cheerleaders.
Oregon won that little contest by a landslide. This place is a hotbed for hotties. It also happened to be the same year
when an Oregon State cheerleader was chosen "Playmate of the Year."
Sarah Jean Underwood -- It's pretty clear why she won.
w-thumbs!^
not even sure where to start to dissect your rambling comment. and not sure what you're upset about (i would add i know more about california than 90% of this board) ............ no way california has as many good HS football players than texas and ohio combined. it's a pretty white state ex-large parts of LA, east bay SF and small parts of san diego.
of state florida's 4 star and 5 star recruits ONE went pac 12 this year. to stanford.... of florida's 57 such recruits, 13 went outside the southeast. and 2 of those went to louisville.
approx 20% of florida HS elite recruits went outside the southeast. 4 to texas, 2 each to ND and louisville. 1 each m-ohio, rutgers, temple, stanford, ohio state.
for california, of its 54 elite recruits, 44 went to western USA schools (pac 12 plus MWC). 10 (or about 20%) went outside, 6 if you exclude ND, duke, and a player's father's almamater (TN)........ so that 80% that stayed in west. 88% excluding special educational situations.
for cali's 3 star recruits, again about 20% left the western united states, about 15% excluding catholic schools, duke, harvard, navy.
so i'd say football recruiting is very very regional.
i agree with your very general point. i think big states (and prob. california) are underrecruited by rivals.
the only thing i'd change in my recruiting comment is that lesser schools in big conferences go in-state, local region and then wherever they can find players. minnesota is perfect example.
