Converting incoming talent
by Caltex on Jun 25, 2010 3:22 PM CDT
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Printthe Heisman Pundit recently ran a series of posts on College Football recruiting, what schools did with that talent, and how well they were at turning incoming talent into NFL outbound talent.
Texas A&M ranked the worst nationally in converting incoming talent into NFL potential.
http://heismanpundit.com/2010/06/22/whos-got-the-talent-and-whos-doing-what-with-it-part-four-final/
From 2002-2009 Texas A&M hauled the 16th best aggregate recruiting classes in the nation, but only managed a performance ranking of 39th.
http://heismanpundit.com/2010/06/18/whos-got-the-talent-and-whos-doing-what-with-it-part-two/
What is A&M doing wrong? Why is the college so ineffective at performing with the wealth of talent they do recruit, and fail so badly at preparing this talent for the next level?
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clearly a pattern there...
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