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The Spring Evaluation Period starts today

Duff Man said:
Six 2021 in-state prospects with early offers from the new staff, does not seem like a "down" year, even if it is a dropoff from this class.
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Yeah. 6 in-state guys who showed enough by their sophomore year in HS to earn a CU scholarship offer is pretty strong. We'll have the next, most important wave, coming in the fall based on junior year performance. With that, some of those 6 will likely not be committable offers in the future based on their growth/development/academics. But 6 at this early stage is definitely encouraging.
 
Heywood said:
I don’t know who is working harder, the coaches recruiting or Duff man Twitter stalking.

Thanks for the updates. Does this seem like an uptick in staff efforts to you?
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It seems like a big uptick in central Texas (at least four different coaches) and in Utah as well (at least four coaches).

There also seems to be a more confined strategy in California. The last staff recruited everywhere in that state.
 
Duff Man said:
It seems like a big uptick in central Texas (at least four different coaches) and in Utah as well (at least four coaches).

There also seems to be a more confined strategy in California. The last staff recruited everywhere in that state.
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Did I see that Utah produced the same amount of NFL draft picks per capita as Georgia this year? pretty crazy.
 
onealcd said:
Did I see that Utah produced the same amount of NFL draft picks per capita as Georgia this year? pretty crazy.
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http://footballscoop.com/news/states-produced-2019-draft-picks/

States With Most 2019 Draft Picks Per Capita
1. Mississippi — 1 for every 296,730 people
2. Louisiana — 1 for every 453,337 people
3. Utah — 1 for every 552,777 people
4. Florida — 1 for every 552,980 people
5. District of Columbia — 1 for every 601,723 people
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Good to see the increased emphasis on recruiting, even if it’s merely an amplified social media presence.
 
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