They had 7 5-star recruits in the 2021 class. Where are you getting 1 from?
They average 4.5 per year over the last 10 years.
Most of the next top colleges are less than half of that

Yeah, I'm sure your second cousin lived in Alabama for a couple of years too, you're in pretty deep.

Huge TB12 guy too I'm sure.

You want somebody to make the good teams not be so good?

I don't care what it is unless it's your team it gets old, it's a big reason Brady's hated.

Sorry, that's for 2022. Rivals has Bama with 5 last year and 1 this year. GA does have 5 this year, though.

Again, I'm sure you have your reasons for whining. I have no issue with that. I do enjoy the good football, though, including Michigan.

Not sure what Cincy was doing in that game, though.

GA is the next closest to Bama in the past 10 years, then it drops off a bit to OSU who hovers just around 3 per year.

I think Bama has 2 now, I thought they had a guy just commit. Could be wrong. I'm sure they'll hit 6 or 7 though, there is alot of time yet. Probably know in Feb.

I don't think you can really control that facet, but they get more than their fair share of top recruits and by a relatively wide margin.

And you're a big Brady guy because you enjoy football excellence.

I absolutely appreciate what he's done over his career. It's pretty insane. But, no, I'm not a "fan" of Brady. I'm also not a "fan" of Bama or GA.

I will watch the Championship game, though, just as I'll watch the Super Bowl.

They've also benefitted from some traditional powers turning to shit..if USC, Miami, FSU, Texas etc can return to respectability, Alabama won't be as good.

Any chance we can get Cook?

The announcers sucking Bennett's cock is hilarious, no bias.

Ate supper. Checked the score.

Die Harbaugh.

My interest in college football ends tomorrow.

Wow.

I don't think we needed semi final games.