I think it’s okay to also point out that you can have a very successful college

Jul 23, 2024
4:57:18pm

StantonMac Monkey see monkey do

football season with a QB that isn’t rated in the 90s.

Having a highly rated recruit that gets drafted would obviously be a good thing. But it isn’t essential for having a very successful season.

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QB's drafted in 2024 and their recruiting ranking

nova_coug_fan

Jul 23, 4:06pm

And yet people on cougarboard constantly put their head in the sand and pretend

CaliforniaCougar22

Jul 23, 4:17pm

Yeah, I don't understand why it must either be a perfect correlation or none

nova_coug_fan

Jul 23, 4:34pm

Definitely correlation. But does it matter after the top 15 or so highschool QBs? Seems like that is the hurdle...

Atmospheric_Cougar

Jul 23, 4:40pm

QBs rated in the mid 90s or higher are the surest bet

nova_coug_fan

Jul 23, 4:48pm

Agreed, so does it matter much below that? Im not sure the difference between an 86 or 88 and 91 matter... Lucky guess.

Atmospheric_Cougar

Jul 23, 4:52pm

A comparison of BYU QBs in the top 1000 of their class and those not in the top 1000

krindorr

Jul 23, 9:30pm

I think it’s okay to also point out that you can have a very successful college

StantonMac

Jul 23, 4:57pm

We’ve kinda reached critical levels of it being time for us to sign a highly

Alan Schaefer

Jul 23, 7:07pm

It's not that they don't matter, just not definitive, and a lot of variables

jaba166

Jul 23, 7:29pm

Get back to me in four years to see where each of these are actually ranked in terms of NFL QBs on active rosters.

DJROSS

Jul 23, 4:56pm

How many of those are like Jake Heaps and have great measurables

puntersarepeople

Jul 23, 5:08pm

Now with NIL, it may be even harder now for BYU to pick up a top QB even if

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