NEW: On3's @PeteNakos goes inside the NIL impact of a three-to-four-star recruiting bump📈
"With any kid, it’s like buying a stock. @Rivals rankings drive prices," an SEC staffer said.
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Grafton Edge William Dickinson (6-3, 250) has an offer from VMI. Check out my Grafton Clippers preview. @WillDickinsonVA@VaPrepsRivals
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Coaches don't recruit based on your stats. Throwing 5 TD's against the worst team in the district doesn't make you a D1 player. 150+ tackles could mean you didn't make enough plays to get the offense off the field.
There are 14,269 high schools playing 11-man football.
The Class of 2027 has roughly 267,000 players.
Only 215 are rated four-stars.
That’s about 1 out of every 1,240 players.
0.08%.
Roughly one four-star for every 66 high schools.
That’s how rare a four-star really is.
$350K is the new floor for a four-star recruit — and it only goes up. @On3 surveyed GMs, agents & more on how June's OV season actually went.
“It feels like $350K was the starting price for a low four-star this year. ... There are no layups anymore in high school recruiting."
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