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BB-Mom,

One way to research a school’s recruiting history over past 5 years or so is to study the PG college commits page. PG has a wealth of info on their college commits page. Example, Go to Big State U’s PG commits page for 2015 for example. They may have had 10 kids committed per PG for that 2015 class. Next go to Big State’s archive for rosters the past few years (usually found as a tab on same page as Big State’s current roster). See how many of those 10 commits were on the 2016 roster? 2017 roster? Etc. See if or how often they played.

Takes some time but you can get a feel for a program’s last five years of recruiting history to see how kids fair.

Any more clarification questions on this PM me.

11/13/178:16 PM

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