07 Enrolled rankings.

[Hogstocking]

Interesting to look at.  http://www.rivals.com/teamrankenrolled.asp

Ole Miss had 3 four stars not qualify.  (4 total commits didnt make it)

Tennessee had 2 four stars not qualify. (5 total commits didnt make it)

South Carolina had 1 four star not qualify. (7 total commits didnt make it)

Auburn signed 30 commits, only 20 made it to campus lol.  4 four stars and 4 three stars didn't make it.

Alabama had 2 four stars that didn't make it. (3 total commis didnt make it)

LSU had 1 four star who didn't make it.  They got everybody else

Mississippi State had 1 four star who didn't make it.  (7 total didn't make it)

Kentucky's only 4 star commit didn't make it.  (3 total didn't make it)

Georgia, Florida and Vandy had everybody qualify. 

And of course, Arkansas had 3 (three 3 stars) that didn't make it.  Not bad at all when compared to the rest of the SEC.

You can use the link above to this one for a comparison http://arkansas.rivals.com/teamrank.asp?Year=2007&Page=1&Type=0&Sort=0 ; .



  

[Hawgballz]

Hogstocking, great info, really appreciated, but Arkansas actually had 3 who did not make it (all are 3*s) Adrain Campbell, Michael Harris & Juwan Franklin.  Leaves room for Kale Pick to enroll in January and count back to the 2007 class.

[Hogstocking]

fixed.  I totally forgot about AC. 

[JackJohnson]

Hogstocking, great info, really appreciated, but Arkansas actually had 3 who did not make it (all are 3*s) Adrain Campbell, Michael Harris & Juwan Franklin.  Leaves room for Kale Pick to enroll in January and count back to the 2007 class.

Yes, i REALLY hope that pick does that, but Dudley is hinting he isn't going to.  If he does, that means we only have 19 commits, and can get six more.  That is going to be crucial when it comes to our last few spots because we still are short on some lineman and linebackers and corners...

[JackJohnson]

Interesting to look at.  http://www.rivals.com/teamrankenrolled.asp

Ole Miss had 3 four stars not qualify.  (4 total commits didnt make it)

Tennessee had 2 four stars not qualify. (5 total commits didnt make it)

South Carolina had 1 four star not qualify. (7 total commits didnt make it)

Auburn signed 30 commits, only 20 made it to campus lol.  4 four stars and 4 three stars didn't make it.

Alabama had 2 four stars that didn't make it. (3 total commis didnt make it)

LSU had 1 four star who didn't make it.  They got everybody else

Mississippi State had 1 four star who didn't make it.  (7 total didn't make it)

Kentucky's only 4 star commit didn't make it.  (3 total didn't make it)

Georgia, Florida and Vandy had everybody qualify. 

And of course, Arkansas had 3 (three 3 stars) that didn't make it.  Not bad at all when compared to the rest of the SEC.

You can use the link above to this one for a comparison http://arkansas.rivals.com/teamrank.asp?Year=2007&Page=1&Type=0&Sort=0  .



  

Thanks for the info.  My question is how come after 10 wins did some of the following teams with not as good of seasons as us get so high up there.  Dudley keeps saying that it would take that good year to get us on the map, yet it didn't affect these teams:

South Carolina 8-5 at #7
Oregon 7-6 at #13
Alabama 6-7 at #15
Miami 7-6 at #17
Illinois 2-10 at #18
Clemson 8-5 #20
Virginia 5-7 at #22
UNC 3-9 at #23 tie
Pitt 6-6 at #23 tie
FSU 7-6 at #25
Iowa 6-7 at #27
Ok St 7-6 at #28
Washington 5-7 at #32

[Hawgballz]

Interesting to look at.  http://www.rivals.com/teamrankenrolled.asp

Ole Miss had 3 four stars not qualify.  (4 total commits didnt make it)

Tennessee had 2 four stars not qualify. (5 total commits didnt make it)

South Carolina had 1 four star not qualify. (7 total commits didnt make it)

Auburn signed 30 commits, only 20 made it to campus lol.  4 four stars and 4 three stars didn't make it.

Alabama had 2 four stars that didn't make it. (3 total commis didnt make it)

LSU had 1 four star who didn't make it.  They got everybody else

Mississippi State had 1 four star who didn't make it.  (7 total didn't make it)

Kentucky's only 4 star commit didn't make it.  (3 total didn't make it)

Georgia, Florida and Vandy had everybody qualify. 

And of course, Arkansas had 3 (three 3 stars) that didn't make it.  Not bad at all when compared to the rest of the SEC.

You can use the link above to this one for a comparison http://arkansas.rivals.com/teamrank.asp?Year=2007&Page=1&Type=0&Sort=0  .



  

Thanks for the info.  My question is how come after 10 wins did some of the following teams with not as good of seasons as us get so high up there.  Dudley keeps saying that it would take that good year to get us on the map, yet it didn't affect these teams:

South Carolina 8-5 at #7
Oregon 7-6 at #13
Alabama 6-7 at #15
Miami 7-6 at #17
Illinois 2-10 at #18
Clemson 8-5 #20
Virginia 5-7 at #22
UNC 3-9 at #23 tie
Pitt 6-6 at #23 tie
FSU 7-6 at #25
Iowa 6-7 at #27
Ok St 7-6 at #28
Washington 5-7 at #32

How about you go start a thread on that, instead of highjacking this one.

[JackJohnson]

Interesting to look at.  http://www.rivals.com/teamrankenrolled.asp

Ole Miss had 3 four stars not qualify.  (4 total commits didnt make it)

Tennessee had 2 four stars not qualify. (5 total commits didnt make it)

South Carolina had 1 four star not qualify. (7 total commits didnt make it)

Auburn signed 30 commits, only 20 made it to campus lol.  4 four stars and 4 three stars didn't make it.

Alabama had 2 four stars that didn't make it. (3 total commis didnt make it)

LSU had 1 four star who didn't make it.  They got everybody else

Mississippi State had 1 four star who didn't make it.  (7 total didn't make it)

Kentucky's only 4 star commit didn't make it.  (3 total didn't make it)

Georgia, Florida and Vandy had everybody qualify. 

And of course, Arkansas had 3 (three 3 stars) that didn't make it.  Not bad at all when compared to the rest of the SEC.

You can use the link above to this one for a comparison http://arkansas.rivals.com/teamrank.asp?Year=2007&Page=1&Type=0&Sort=0  .



  

Thanks for the info.  My question is how come after 10 wins did some of the following teams with not as good of seasons as us get so high up there.  Dudley keeps saying that it would take that good year to get us on the map, yet it didn't affect these teams:

South Carolina 8-5 at #7
Oregon 7-6 at #13
Alabama 6-7 at #15
Miami 7-6 at #17
Illinois 2-10 at #18
Clemson 8-5 #20
Virginia 5-7 at #22
UNC 3-9 at #23 tie
Pitt 6-6 at #23 tie
FSU 7-6 at #25
Iowa 6-7 at #27
Ok St 7-6 at #28
Washington 5-7 at #32

How about you go start a thread on that, instead of highjacking this one.

How old are you??  If you don't like it, don't read it.  Or if you can't rebuttal it, don't post...

[Hawgballz]

Interesting to look at.  http://www.rivals.com/teamrankenrolled.asp

Ole Miss had 3 four stars not qualify.  (4 total commits didnt make it)

Tennessee had 2 four stars not qualify. (5 total commits didnt make it)

South Carolina had 1 four star not qualify. (7 total commits didnt make it)

Auburn signed 30 commits, only 20 made it to campus lol.  4 four stars and 4 three stars didn't make it.

Alabama had 2 four stars that didn't make it. (3 total commis didnt make it)

LSU had 1 four star who didn't make it.  They got everybody else

Mississippi State had 1 four star who didn't make it.  (7 total didn't make it)

Kentucky's only 4 star commit didn't make it.  (3 total didn't make it)

Georgia, Florida and Vandy had everybody qualify. 

And of course, Arkansas had 3 (three 3 stars) that didn't make it.  Not bad at all when compared to the rest of the SEC.

You can use the link above to this one for a comparison http://arkansas.rivals.com/teamrank.asp?Year=2007&Page=1&Type=0&Sort=0  .



  

Thanks for the info.  My question is how come after 10 wins did some of the following teams with not as good of seasons as us get so high up there.  Dudley keeps saying that it would take that good year to get us on the map, yet it didn't affect these teams:

South Carolina 8-5 at #7
Oregon 7-6 at #13
Alabama 6-7 at #15
Miami 7-6 at #17
Illinois 2-10 at #18
Clemson 8-5 #20
Virginia 5-7 at #22
UNC 3-9 at #23 tie
Pitt 6-6 at #23 tie
FSU 7-6 at #25
Iowa 6-7 at #27
Ok St 7-6 at #28
Washington 5-7 at #32

How about you go start a thread on that, instead of highjacking this one.

How old are you??  If you don't like it, don't read it.  Or if you can't rebuttal it, don't post...

I am 42, jerk.  This thread was about 1 thing and you came in here to highjack it.  I read this thread because I like the subject, if you want to change the subject then go start your own thread and people who like your subject can go to that thread and read it. 

[JackJohnson]

Interesting to look at.  http://www.rivals.com/teamrankenrolled.asp

Ole Miss had 3 four stars not qualify.  (4 total commits didnt make it)

Tennessee had 2 four stars not qualify. (5 total commits didnt make it)

South Carolina had 1 four star not qualify. (7 total commits didnt make it)

Auburn signed 30 commits, only 20 made it to campus lol.  4 four stars and 4 three stars didn't make it.

Alabama had 2 four stars that didn't make it. (3 total commis didnt make it)

LSU had 1 four star who didn't make it.  They got everybody else

Mississippi State had 1 four star who didn't make it.  (7 total didn't make it)

Kentucky's only 4 star commit didn't make it.  (3 total didn't make it)

Georgia, Florida and Vandy had everybody qualify. 

And of course, Arkansas had 3 (three 3 stars) that didn't make it.  Not bad at all when compared to the rest of the SEC.

You can use the link above to this one for a comparison http://arkansas.rivals.com/teamrank.asp?Year=2007&Page=1&Type=0&Sort=0  .



  

Thanks for the info.  My question is how come after 10 wins did some of the following teams with not as good of seasons as us get so high up there.  Dudley keeps saying that it would take that good year to get us on the map, yet it didn't affect these teams:

South Carolina 8-5 at #7
Oregon 7-6 at #13
Alabama 6-7 at #15
Miami 7-6 at #17
Illinois 2-10 at #18
Clemson 8-5 #20
Virginia 5-7 at #22
UNC 3-9 at #23 tie
Pitt 6-6 at #23 tie
FSU 7-6 at #25
Iowa 6-7 at #27
Ok St 7-6 at #28
Washington 5-7 at #32

How about you go start a thread on that, instead of highjacking this one.

How old are you??  If you don't like it, don't read it.  Or if you can't rebuttal it, don't post...

I am 42, jerk.  This thread was about 1 thing and you came in here to highjack it.  I read this thread because I like the subject, if you want to change the subject then go start your own thread and people who like your subject can go to that thread and read it. 

LOL!!  Jerk, HA HA.  Yep, if you are 42, I am Michael Jordan.  You can't be more than 16, and that internet courage makes you 6-5 250

[combsj]

interesting how auburn had 10 guys not make it to campus and they are still top 10.  5 SEC schools in the top 10...Nutt's "doing more with less" isn't going to work in every game.

[Hawgballz]

interesting how auburn had 10 guys not make it to campus and they are still top 10.  5 SEC schools in the top 10...Nutt's "doing more with less" isn't going to work in every game.

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[ListenHereMister]

Great info Hogstocking.
Still can't believe Luther Davis qualified.
Anyone know about his cousin?
Teri Carter?  I think he was La. Tech bound?

[arkjay19]

Great info.

Arkansas doesn't look bad at all in those numbers.  But Franklin, Campbell, and Harris were supposed to be three of the bigger impact recruits in the class.

[Hogstocking]

Great info Hogstocking.
Still can't believe Luther Davis qualified.
Anyone know about his cousin?
Teri Carter?  I think he was La. Tech bound?

Looks like he made it.  He's #28 on LA Tech's roster.
http://msn.foxsports.com/cfb/teamRoster?categoryId=86125