Find a Coach that can bring in many 4 and 5 STAR players

[Follyboy 56]

4 and 5 star players don’t matter. Just ask Alabama and Clemson.

 

[JGH 35]

but there are more than 20 times the number of 3 star players than there are 5 star so of course more 3 star players will get drafted. If a player is a 5 star player he has a 50% chance of making it to the next level before he ever plays a college game. If he is a 3 star player, there is a less than 10% chance that he will get drafted.

But if these magnificent five stars are supposed the be so much better than 3*, the expectation should be that virtually all the 5*s would be drafted before you ever get down to the lowly 3* guys. But such is not the case when only 36% get drafted and 6 times more 3*s get drafted. How in the world would you EVER have any unrated players get drafted if these evaluations are correct? Yet more of them got drafted than 5*s. There are a total of about 300 4 & 5* players in any given year. If this system is so accurate wouldn't you expect that given there are only 255 draft spots that over half(at a minimum) of these would be 4* & 5* guys? But its not. It's 36%.

Again, 21 UNRATED vs 19 FIVE STAR. Unrated means they are below the lowliest of the low 2 star. How could it ever be that more of these guys are drafted than the can't miss 5*s. Remember, there are only 255 draft spots.

 

[Chanticleer37]

Wow...people need to go back to university for STAT 101. Zero understanding of data analysis, universe, etc.

 

[importcock]

but there are more than 20 times the number of 3 star players than there are 5 star so of course more 3 star players will get drafted. If a player is a 5 star player he has a 50% chance of making it to the next level before he ever plays a college game. If he is a 3 star player, there is a less than 10% chance that he will get drafted.

This is as good as you're going to be able to explain this. As a high school teacher, I feel your pain.

 

[funktavious]

This is as good as you're going to be able to explain this. As a high school teacher, I feel your pain.

It has gotten to the point where I wonder if we're just being trolled.