Survey of College Football Recruits

[Fatty McGee]

Produces some interesting results:

http://espn.go.com/college-sports/recruiting/football/story/_/id/11240742/espn-survey-shows-most-football-recruits-support-stipends-college-players-playoff-system-determine-champion

"UCLA four-star quarterback commitment Josh Rosen of Bellflower (California) St. John Bosco said a Michigan fan somehow got a hold of his cell phone and would call him regularly, and uncommitted four-star receiver Christian Kirk of Scottsdale (Arizona) Saguaro said fans of multiple schools have called him at all hours of the day and promised him money and girls if he would commit to that school.

Recruits were also asked of the head coaches they've interacted with. Alabama coach Nick Saban was mentioned more than any other as the most intimidating. One respondent said he "almost couldn't walk into Saban's office because he was so nervous." Ohio State's Urban Meyer was second, followed by Texas coach Charlie Strong and Florida State's Jimbo Fisher and Michigan State's Mark Dantonio.

On the other hand, Penn State coach James Franklin was by far the most mentioned coach when recruits were asked which coach was the most convincing. Florida coach Will Muschamp, Clemson's Dabo Swinney, Stanford's David Shaw, Auburn's Gus Malzahn and Ole Miss' Hugh Freeze were also mentioned by a number of recruits."

[Bacons Rebellion]

86% of recruits support stipends. Wow.

In an equally stunning discovery, 99% of employees supported getting a raise.