Antonio Oliver, CB: 2-Star, 5.4
ESPN: 3-star, 73 grade, #104 HS CB
Scout: 3-star, #148 HS CB
24/7: 3-star, 84 Grade, #138 HS CB
Danny Walker, OLB: 2-star, 5.4
ESPN: 3-star, 71 grade, #110 HS OLB
Scout: 3-star, #47 HS OLB
24/7: 3-star, 85 grade, #74 HS OLB
Spencer Misko, TE: 2-star, 5.4
ESPN: 3-star, 75 grade, #90 HS DE
Scout: 3-star, #151 HS DE
24/7: 3-star, 80 grade, #86 HS SDE
Harrison Creed, OT: 2-star, 5.4
ESPN: 3-star, 71 grade, #113 HS OG
Scout: 3-star
24/7: 3-star, 80 grade, #161 HS OT
Sammy Wheeler, QB: 2-star, 5.4
ESPN: 3-star, 74 grade, #39 HS DT-QB
Scout: 3-star, #76 HS QB
24/7: 2-star, 79 grade, #83 HS Prostyle QB
Aidan Mills, OT: 2-star, 5.4
ESPN: 3-star, 76 grade, #77 HS OT
Scout: 3-star, #71 HS DT
24/7: 2-star, 78 grade, #204 HS OT
Isaiah Stewart, S: 2-star, 5.4
ESPN: 2-star, 69 grade, #122 HS S
Scout: 3-star, #145 HS S
24/7: 3-star, 81 grade, #126 HS S
Bill Kuduk, OT: 2-star, 5.4
ESPN: 3-star, 73 grade, #110 HS OT
Scout: 3-star
24/7: 2-star, 76 grade, #230 HS OT
Da'Quan Patton, OLB: 2-star, 5.4
ESPN: 3-star, 78 grade (tied for best in our class), #5 JUCO OLB
Scout: 2-star
24/7: 3-star, 80 grade, #7 JUCO OLB
Drew Wiley, DT: 2-star, 5.3
ESPN: 2-star, 68 grade, #119 HS DT
Scout: 2-star
24/7: 2-star, 79 grade, #119 HS DT
I don't believe there is any grand conspiracy, but many of these players seem to have graded out better on the other sites. I think this is mostly a function of the minimal evaluation put into two and three star prospects and the difficulty of distinguishing one from the other. There are some other interesting differences between sites:
Chabastin Taylor: Among our top prospects by Rivals (5.7 - #82 HS WR), but 24/7 has him as a two star (78 grade, #335 HS WR).
Xavier Davis: Among our top prospects by ESPN (78 grade) but only a 2-star by Scout.
Bernard Goodwater: 3 star by Rivals, ESPN, Scout, but only a 2-star on 24/7.
All together it looks to me like we have a solid group of players. We lack a 4-star or two, but the 4-stars we typically get seem to have flaws that make there ability to contribute a little dicey.
ESPN: 3-star, 73 grade, #104 HS CB
Scout: 3-star, #148 HS CB
24/7: 3-star, 84 Grade, #138 HS CB
Danny Walker, OLB: 2-star, 5.4
ESPN: 3-star, 71 grade, #110 HS OLB
Scout: 3-star, #47 HS OLB
24/7: 3-star, 85 grade, #74 HS OLB
Spencer Misko, TE: 2-star, 5.4
ESPN: 3-star, 75 grade, #90 HS DE
Scout: 3-star, #151 HS DE
24/7: 3-star, 80 grade, #86 HS SDE
Harrison Creed, OT: 2-star, 5.4
ESPN: 3-star, 71 grade, #113 HS OG
Scout: 3-star
24/7: 3-star, 80 grade, #161 HS OT
Sammy Wheeler, QB: 2-star, 5.4
ESPN: 3-star, 74 grade, #39 HS DT-QB
Scout: 3-star, #76 HS QB
24/7: 2-star, 79 grade, #83 HS Prostyle QB
Aidan Mills, OT: 2-star, 5.4
ESPN: 3-star, 76 grade, #77 HS OT
Scout: 3-star, #71 HS DT
24/7: 2-star, 78 grade, #204 HS OT
Isaiah Stewart, S: 2-star, 5.4
ESPN: 2-star, 69 grade, #122 HS S
Scout: 3-star, #145 HS S
24/7: 3-star, 81 grade, #126 HS S
Bill Kuduk, OT: 2-star, 5.4
ESPN: 3-star, 73 grade, #110 HS OT
Scout: 3-star
24/7: 2-star, 76 grade, #230 HS OT
Da'Quan Patton, OLB: 2-star, 5.4
ESPN: 3-star, 78 grade (tied for best in our class), #5 JUCO OLB
Scout: 2-star
24/7: 3-star, 80 grade, #7 JUCO OLB
Drew Wiley, DT: 2-star, 5.3
ESPN: 2-star, 68 grade, #119 HS DT
Scout: 2-star
24/7: 2-star, 79 grade, #119 HS DT
I don't believe there is any grand conspiracy, but many of these players seem to have graded out better on the other sites. I think this is mostly a function of the minimal evaluation put into two and three star prospects and the difficulty of distinguishing one from the other. There are some other interesting differences between sites:
Chabastin Taylor: Among our top prospects by Rivals (5.7 - #82 HS WR), but 24/7 has him as a two star (78 grade, #335 HS WR).
Xavier Davis: Among our top prospects by ESPN (78 grade) but only a 2-star by Scout.
Bernard Goodwater: 3 star by Rivals, ESPN, Scout, but only a 2-star on 24/7.
All together it looks to me like we have a solid group of players. We lack a 4-star or two, but the 4-stars we typically get seem to have flaws that make there ability to contribute a little dicey.
