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Posted on: February 9, 2024 at 14:34:03 CT
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State - #stayed in state - misc notes
Alabama - 9/10 - 5 bama, 4 auburn, 1 tenn
Louisiana - 9/10 - all to LSU and texas got the other
Nebraska - 8/10 - MU got 1, ND got the other
Oregon - 4/5 - OU 3, OSU 1
Iowa - 7/10 - iowa 6, isu 1. only 1 in their top 15 signed more than 1 state away (#15 kicker went to georgia)
Mississippi - 7/10 - Ole Miss 5, MSU 2
Utah - 7/10 - Utah 4, BYU 3
Kentucky - 6/10 - UK 5, L'ville 1
kansas - 3/5 - not much talent here but ksu got all 3
Oklahoma - 6/10 - OU 5, OSU 1
Pennsylvania - 6/10 - PSU 5, Pitt 1
South Carolina - 6/10 - SC 5, Coastal Carolina 1, Clemson 0
West Virginia - 3/5 - WVU 2, Marshall 1
Minnesota - 5/10
Texas - 5/10 - UT 3, aTm 1, TTU 1. even beyond the top 10 a LOT of kids leave the state. MU got #20.
Arkansas - 4/10 - MU got 3 of their top 10
Indiana - 4/10 - ND 2, Indiana 1, Purdue 1
Michigan - 4/10 - UM 3, MSU 1
North Carolina - 4/10 - NC 2, NCSU 2
Ohio - 4/10 - all OSU
Florida - 3/10 - Miami 2, UF 1, FSU 0. once you get past the top 10 a lot more stay home, and the #75 kid in FL is probably rated higher than the #1 kid in 40 other states, so...
New Jersey - 3/10 - rutgers
Tennessee - 3/10 - all to knoxville. note Mizzou got #s 11 & 16
Wisconsin - 3/10 - pretty much all stayed in upper-midwest
Arizona - 2/10 - both to arizona. asu only got 1 of the top 20
Maryland - 2/10
New York - 2/10 - syracuse
Virginia - 2/10 - both to VaTech
Georgia - 1/10 - UGA got the #2 but that's it
Massachusetts - 1/10 - boston college
Missouri - 1/10 - but we got the #1. will be interesting to see how many pan out
Washington - 1/10 - one guy to UW kinda surprises me, especially coming off the year they had
California - 0/10 - woof
Connecticut - 0/10 - not surprising. nowhere to go
Illinois - 0/10 - feels odd to me
Colorado - 0/5 - not a lot of local talent there i guess
DC - 0/5 - surprisingly none even stayed semi-local
Hawaii - 0/5 - no local opportunity
Alabama - 9/10 - 5 bama, 4 auburn, 1 tenn
Louisiana - 9/10 - all to LSU and texas got the other
Nebraska - 8/10 - MU got 1, ND got the other
Oregon - 4/5 - OU 3, OSU 1
Iowa - 7/10 - iowa 6, isu 1. only 1 in their top 15 signed more than 1 state away (#15 kicker went to georgia)
Mississippi - 7/10 - Ole Miss 5, MSU 2
Utah - 7/10 - Utah 4, BYU 3
Kentucky - 6/10 - UK 5, L'ville 1
kansas - 3/5 - not much talent here but ksu got all 3
Oklahoma - 6/10 - OU 5, OSU 1
Pennsylvania - 6/10 - PSU 5, Pitt 1
South Carolina - 6/10 - SC 5, Coastal Carolina 1, Clemson 0
West Virginia - 3/5 - WVU 2, Marshall 1
Minnesota - 5/10
Texas - 5/10 - UT 3, aTm 1, TTU 1. even beyond the top 10 a LOT of kids leave the state. MU got #20.
Arkansas - 4/10 - MU got 3 of their top 10
Indiana - 4/10 - ND 2, Indiana 1, Purdue 1
Michigan - 4/10 - UM 3, MSU 1
North Carolina - 4/10 - NC 2, NCSU 2
Ohio - 4/10 - all OSU
Florida - 3/10 - Miami 2, UF 1, FSU 0. once you get past the top 10 a lot more stay home, and the #75 kid in FL is probably rated higher than the #1 kid in 40 other states, so...
New Jersey - 3/10 - rutgers
Tennessee - 3/10 - all to knoxville. note Mizzou got #s 11 & 16
Wisconsin - 3/10 - pretty much all stayed in upper-midwest
Arizona - 2/10 - both to arizona. asu only got 1 of the top 20
Maryland - 2/10
New York - 2/10 - syracuse
Virginia - 2/10 - both to VaTech
Georgia - 1/10 - UGA got the #2 but that's it
Massachusetts - 1/10 - boston college
Missouri - 1/10 - but we got the #1. will be interesting to see how many pan out
Washington - 1/10 - one guy to UW kinda surprises me, especially coming off the year they had
California - 0/10 - woof
Connecticut - 0/10 - not surprising. nowhere to go
Illinois - 0/10 - feels odd to me
Colorado - 0/5 - not a lot of local talent there i guess
DC - 0/5 - surprisingly none even stayed semi-local
Hawaii - 0/5 - no local opportunity
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