Just accidentally found this and thought it was interesting. I know itâs just one service and it only represents one class. But I think it does have some benefit for the Pro Lutz side as fair as his coaching ability (perhaps not recruiting though). Check out #268!!!
[URL]http://www.hoopscooponline.com/members/classof2004-finalrankings-top600.html[/URL]
More evidence on how much hoopscoop blows. "What? Kenny George can dunk without leaving his feet? Rank him dead last - behind walk-ons.
I also like how Pat Calathes was ranked #350. But his younger brother (who is a half-foot shorter) was ranked in the Top 20 in Hoopscoop for '07.
[B][URL=http://duquesne.scout.com/a.z?s=420&p=8&c=1&nid=915845]Scout listed Goldwire #23 for PGs in 2004[/URL][/B]. So, I think all it shows is that hoopscoop doesnât know what the hell theyâre talking about.
hoopscoop really sucks number 312 on that list is chris lofton the guard from tennesse
these lists are only really good for the 50 or so because there are so many kids to try and rate
More shafted A-10 notables:
They also rank this years recruiting class 13th, weâll see about that in a couple years.
[QUOTE=niner_2006;296866]They also rank this years recruiting class 13th, weâll see about that in a couple years.[/QUOTE]
Welcome to the board. Hoopscoop actually did NOT rank this years recruiting class 13th - the athletic dept dreamed that up to feel better about themselves.
Pat Calathes 350
Welcome to the board. Hoopscoop actually did NOT rank this years recruiting class 13th - the athletic dept dreamed that up to feel better about themselves.
I thought that was a little odd when I read it in the program.
We havent had a recruiting class ranked as high as 13th since the freshman class that featured Martin Iti.
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[QUOTE=niner_2006;296869]I thought that was a little odd when I read it in the program.[/QUOTE]
Whatâs odd is that the school would give âpoopscoopâ any credibility. Itâs the laughingstock of recruiting sites:
Class of 2007 Rankings:
#6 DePaul
#18 Charlotte
#31 Morehead State
#37 Kansas State (w/Beasley)
#41 Ball State
#81 Lamar
#110 (tie) Bethune-Cookman & Robert Morris
#115 Xavier
#116 Louisville
#119 St. Bonaventure
#140 Clemson
#190 (tie) West Virginia & Tennessee
#215 Minnesota
#257 UConn
hoopscoop measures on quantity, not quality. If your school signs 10 players with a 1 rating and another school signs 1 player with a 9 rating, your school is ranked higher. Terrible system.
Lofton was a sleeper out of HS, I saw a thing on tv about that.
Other misses include:
[QUOTE=niner_2006;296869]I thought that was a little odd when I read it in the program.[/QUOTE]
This class was ranked #13 by hoopscoop. They rank each guy and then add up the scores. Obviously itâs not the best measure as far as quality goes but it clearly equates to us bringing in a lot of new faces, many of which were Freshman and sophomores. From the thread in the Recruiting forum.
Updated rankings from Hoopscoop as of 4/27/07, now #13. (They had previously omitted Javarris Barnett)
[QUOTE]13. CHARLOTTE (26 Points)âŚ6 RecruitsâŚ4.3 Talent Rating Average Per RecruitâŚAtlantic-10 ConferenceâŚ(8) Charlie Coley, 6â7, WF, Dodge City (JC) KS; (6) Lamont Mack, 6â7, PF, Angelina (JC) TX; (3) Dijuan Harris, 5â9, PG, Hillsborough (JC) FL; (3) AnâJuan Wilderness, 6â7, PF, Lenoir (Patterson School) NC; (3) Gaby Ngoundjo, 6â7, PF, Little Rock (Christian) AR; (3) Javarris Barnett, 6â5, 2G, Charlotte (Victory Christian) NC. [/QUOTE]
The last free ranking posted was Dec 06, itâs updated daily for members and the above represents 4/27/07.
[URL=http://www.hoopscooponline.com/visitors/scoop-free.html]http://www.hoopscooponline.com/visitors/scoop-free.html[/URL]
This class was ranked #13 by hoopscoop. They rank each guy and then add up the scores. Obviously it's not the best measure as far as quality goes but it clearly equates to us bringing in a lot of new faces, many of which were Freshman and sophomores. From the thread in the Recruiting forum.Updated rankings from Hoopscoop as of 4/27/07, now #13. (They had previously omitted Javarris Barnett)
The last free ranking posted was Dec 06, itâs updated daily for members and the above represents 4/27/07.
The last free ranking posted was Dec 06, it's updated daily for members and the above represents 4/27/07.
I hope that did not effect Morehead Stateâs status.
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13. CHARLOTTE (26 Points)âŚ6 RecruitsâŚ4.3 Talent Rating Average Per RecruitâŚAtlantic-10 ConferenceâŚ(8) Charlie Coley, 6â7, WF, Dodge City (JC) KS; (6) Lamont Mack, 6â7, PF, Angelina (JC) TX; (3) AnâJuan Wilderness, 6â7, PF, Lenoir (Patterson School) NC;[/QUOTE]
You need 14 bowls of Anâjuan Wilderness to equal the vitamins and minerals from just 3 bowls of Mack & Coley.
More evidence on how much hoopscoop blows. "What? Kenny George can dunk without leaving his feet? Rank him dead last - behind walk-ons.I also like how Pat Calathes was ranked #350. But his younger brother (who is a half-foot shorter) was ranked in the Top 20 in Hoopscoop for '07.
Scout listed Goldwire #23 for PGs in 2004. So, I think all it shows is that hoopscoop doesnât know what the hell theyâre talking about.
Agreed, I donât like Hoopscoops method either. But what I find interesting is the individual ranking, not the team ranking. This yearâs Charlotte SR class has the #268 over-all rated player and thatâs it. Even if you use his Scout ranking of #23 PG, it still only leaves him around #115 over-all. Hard to compete on the court with a recruiting class like that.
Even if you use his Scout ranking of #23 PG, it still only leaves him around #115 over-all. Hard to compete on the court with a recruiting class like that.
Clemson is fairly competitive ⌠yet they have not picked up anyone ranked better than #115 on the rivals Top 150 since they signed James Mays back in 2004 (#103).
Clemson is fairly competitive ... yet they have not picked up anyone ranked better than #115 on the rivals Top 150 since they signed James Mays back in 2004 (#103).
I see your point but Clemson may be a bad example as they have about 5 guys we recruited and we lost to them on. KC Rivers was #117. Potter #119. Powell may have not been top 115 on there but I believe he was on others.