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They're are good football athletes from Missouri not getting offers from NCAA teams. Westmoreland from Joplin might be the best receiver prospect in Missouri but got one offer from a D1 school.

Can you think of football athletes class 1- 4 right now that should be getting D1 offers and a 3 star rating or more? They must be from a public school

Players from class 1 to 4 to get signed by a NCAA D1 team in the past Decade.

Rafe Peavey Bolivar Arkansas 4 stars

Kony Ealy New Madrid Missouri 4 stars NFL

Marquis Doherty Winnetonka Missouri 4 stars

Jalani Williams Parkway North Missouri 4 stars

C.J Boone Parkway North 3 Stars Missouri 3 stars

Cale Garret Kearney Missouri 3 stars

Tanner Owen Kearney Missouri 3 Stars

Trystan Castillo Webb City Missouri 3 stars

Antar Thompson Maplewood-Richmond Heights Missouri 3 Stars

Nate Howard Ladue Missouri 3 Stars

Jehu Chesson Ladue Michigan 3 stars NFL

Maliek Collins Center (Kcity) Nebraska 3 stars NFL

Moses Okpala Ladue Illinois 3 Stars

Dylan Powell Hannibal Stanford 3 Stars

Shane Clenin Festus Arkansas 3 Stars

Grant Norton Camdenton Minnesota 3 Stars

Derrick Mitchell Jr Vashon Iowa 3 Stars

Brandon Bourbon Potosi Kansas 3 Stars

Ivory Winters Hayti Indiana 3 stars

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He could have replaced Tua when he got hurt. Would they have made the playoff?

Would OU have won as many games without him?

Hearing he might have some pretty dang good assistants coming too. Wonder who gets the Blue Springs job??

Good Lord

Ryan Leaf and Mike Vick under center. Art Schlichter on the practice squad.

OJ, Mercury Morris and Lawrence Phillips is a speedy backfield.

Rae Carruth, Irving Fryar and Plaxico Burress out wide.

Aaron Hernandez at TE.

Nate Newton on the o-line


Aldon Smith, Ray Lewis, Darren Sharper and Hollywood Henderson on D. There has to be more defensive players than that.

What's the most annoying thing from the 2019 season?

Ruining College football??????
Or not??

Rivals.com has 33 players in the Class of 2020 rated as five-star recruits. A whopping 22 of them have either committed, or are predicted by Rivals experts, to sign with just five schools: Clemson (6), Georgia (6), LSU (4), Ohio State (3) and Alabama (3).

...has picked up Ritter for next season. Which will be the tougher opponent?

One wonders if CR is having trouble finding opponents after their 2019 fiasco.

georgia is making flag football a sanctioned high school sport. That’s kind of cool...

Ronnie Perkins, DE for Oklahoma and former Lutheran North DE has been ruled OUT for playoff game against LSU due to a suspension. He’s one of three that are suspended for semifinal game.

#scholarshiphigh

The Texas 6A D2 championship:

Westlake vs. Guyer

Thoughts?

St Louis County PUBLIC High School graduate, SEMO University standout and Patriots O-lineman Dan Connolly became a legend.

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I would think this job would be considered a very good job in SWMO.

Tried deleting post but it won’t let me. So go CHIEFS!!

Assume they are in their prime with their best supporting cast. Today's rules, so you'll need to adjust bigly on the older guys. Write-ins always welcome. Doc Guys are not eligible, but please feel free to run wild ITT.

Looks like Bill Jackson from Cardinal Ritter put up enough great film from this past year that he is still getting the same recruiting interest nonetheless. With no head coach and with being suspended the first 8 games next year.

Big kid 5'10 200lbs with good speed. Coach Herm Edwards from Arizona State (Former ESPN analyst) came to St. Louis 2 days ago and offered him a Scholarship in person. Purdue and Nebraska came in with offers as well. Looks like the National news brought in National offers!! Congrats to The Kid, looks like negative situation is turning very Positive!!!

Private Schools always win in the end....you losers.

One could argue where traditions run deepest, and who puts out the best overall product from a high school football standpoint, and that discussion is welcome. What I did however was break down 247's five year totals on what is considered D1 talent and determined what states produce the most talent in that time frame.

1. Florida
2020 - 5* (4), 4* (58), 3* (294)
2019 - 5* (3), 4* (43), 3* (296)
2018 - 5* (6), 4* (60), 3* (284)
2017 - 5* (5), 4* (37), 3* (287)
2016 - 5* (3), 4* (43), 3* (251)

5YT - 5* (21), 4* (241), 3* (1412)

2. Texas
2020 - 5* (3), 4* (50), 3* (270)
2019 - 5* (6), 4* (41), 3* (327)
2018 - 5* (2), 4* (48), 3* (302)
2017 - 5* (4), 4* (45), 3* (253)
2016 - 5* (2), 4* (53), 3* (212)

5 YT - 5* (17), 4* (237), 3* (1364)

3. California
2020 - 5* (3), 4* (27), 3* (280)
2019 - 5* (2), 4* (45), 3* (250)
2018 - 5* (3), 4* (43), 3* (206)
2017 - 5* (6), 4* (31), 3* (184)
2016 - 5* (5), 4* (40), 3* (197)

5YT - 5* (19), 4* (186), 3* (1117)

4. Georgia
2020 - 5* (4), 4* (33), 3* (188)
2019 - 5* (7), 4* (33), 3* (195)
2018 - 5* (5), 4* (35), 3* (175)
2017 - 5* (3), 4* (30), 3* (202)
2016 - 5* (3), 4* (24), 3* (162)

5YT - 5* (22), 4* (155), 3* (922)

5. Louisiana
2020 - 5* (0), 4* (16), 3* (90)
2019 - 5* (2), 4* (14), 3* (80)
2018 - 5* (1), 4* (12), 3* (78)
2017 - 5* (0), 4* (12), 3* (65)
2016 - 5* (2), 4* (19), 3* (70)

5YT - 5* (5), 4* (73), 3* (373)

6. Alabama
2020 - 5* (0), 4* (16), 3* (97)
2019 - 5* (3), 4* (12), 3* (79)
2018 - 5* (0), 4* (11), 3* (71)
2017 - 5* (1), 4* (15), 3* (55)
2016 - 5* (2), 4* (6), 3* (68)

5YT - 5* (6), 4* (60), 3* (370)

7. Ohio
2020 - 5* (1), 4* (5), 3* (104)
2019 - 5* (1), 4* (12), 3* (87)
2018 - 5* (1), 4* (11), 3* (67)
2017 - 5* (0), 4* (17), 3* (66)
2016 - 5* (1), 4* (11), 3* (76)

5YT - 5* (4), 4* (56), 3* (400)

8. North Carolina
2020 - 5* (0), 4* (12), 3* (86)
2019 - 5* (0), 4* (16), 3* (82)
2018 - 5* (2), 4* (12), 3* (54)
2017 - 5* (0), 4* (7), 3* (50)
2016 - 5* (1), 4* (13), 3* (60)

5YT - 5* (3), 4* (60), 3* (332)

9. Tennessee
2020 - 5* (0), 4* (11), 3* (62)
2019 - 5* (0), 4* (12), 3* (64)
2018 - 5* (1), 4* (10), 3* (48)
2017 - 5* (3), 4* (6), 3* (44)
2016 - 5* (0), 4* (8), 3* (35)

5YT - 5* (4), 4* (47), 3* (253)

10. Virginia
2020 - 5* (1), 4* (5), 3* (61)
2019 - 5* (1), 4* (10), 3* (41)
2018 - 5* (1), 4* (6), 3* (37)
2017 - 5* (1), 4* (13), 3* (35)
2016 - 5* (1), 4* (6), 3* (56)

5YT - 5* (5), 4* (40), 3* (230)

11. Mississippi
2020 - 5* (0), 4* (5), 3* (53)
2019 - 5* (3), 4* (13), 3* (53)
2018 - 5* (0), 4* (4), 3* (33)
2017 - 5* (1), 4* (6), 3* (41)
2016 - 5* (2), 4* (9), 3* (36)

5YT - 5* (6), 4* (37), 3* (216)

12. New Jersey
2020 - 5* (0), 4* (8), 3* (54)
2019 - 5* (1), 4* (7), 3* (55)
2018 - 5* (1), 4* (7), 3* (42)
2017 - 5* (0), 4* (7), 3* (41)
2016 - 5* (1), 4* (7), 3* (41)

5YT - 5* (3), 4* (38), 3* (233)

13. Pennsylvania
2020 - 5* (1), 4* (3), 3* (42)
2019 - 5* (0), 4* (4), 3* (43)
2018 - 5* (1), 4* (10), 3* (39)
2017 - 5* (1), 4* (8), 3* (33)
2016 - 5* (1), 4* (8), 3* (38)

5YT - 5* (4), 4* (33), 3* (195)

14. Illinois
2020 - 5* (0), 4* (5), 3* (54)
2019 - 5* (0), 4* (3), 3* (54)
2018 - 5* (0), 4* (5), 3* (52)
2017 - 5* (1), 4* (4), 3* (63)
2016 - 5* (0), 4* (5), 3* (50)

5YT - 5* (1), 4* (22), 3* (273)

15. Maryland
2020 - 5* (2), 4* (13), 3* (46)
2019 - 5* (0), 4* (8), 3* (21)
2018 - 5* (2), 4* (7), 3* (27)
2017 - 5* (1), 4* (8), 3* (25)
2016 - 5* (0), 4* (11), 3* (37)

5YT - 5* (5), 4* (47), 3* (156)

16. Michigan
2020 - 5* (0), 4* (8), 3* (52)
2019 - 5* (1), 4* (8), 3* (52)
2018 - 5* (0), 4* (6), 3* (43)
2017 - 5* (1), 4* (9), 3* (42)
2016 - 5* (0), 4* (9), 3* (48)

5YT - 5* (2), 4* (40), 3* (237)

17. South Carolina
2020 - 5* (1), 4* (4), 3* (66)
2019 - 5* (1), 4* (2), 3* (50)
2018 - 5* (1), 4* (4), 3* (39)
2017 - 5* (0), 4* (4), 3* (34)
2016 - 5* (0), 4* (6), 3* (33)

5YT - 5* (3), 4* (20), 3* (214)

18. Arizona
2020 - 5* (2), 4* (8), 3* (49)
2019 - 5* (1), 4* (5), 3* (48)
2018 - 5* (0), 4* (2), 3* (26)
2017 - 5* (0), 4* (3), 3* (31)
2016 - 5* (0), 4* (5), 3* (17)

5YT - 5* (3), 4* (23), 3* (171)

19. Washington
2020 - 5* (1), 4* (6), 3* (65)
2019 - 5* (0), 4* (2), 3* (49)
2018 - 5* (0), 4* (4), 3* (26)
2017 - 5* (1), 4* (4), 3* (17)
2016 - 5* (1), 4* (2), 3* (25)

5YT - 5* (3), 4* (18), 3* (183)

20. Missouri
2020 - 5* (1), 4* (5), 3* (40)
2019 - 5* (0), 4* (7), 3* (37)
2018 - 5* (0) 4* (6), 3* (25)
2017 - 5* (0), 4* (3), 3* (9)
2016 - 5* (0), 4* (1), 3* (24)

5YT - 5* (1), 4* (22), 3* (135)

21. Indiana
2020 - 5* (0), 4* (2), 3* (33)
2019 - 5* (0), 4* (6), 3* (28)
2018 - 5* (0), 4* (3), 3* (27)
2017 - 5* (1), 4* (2), 3* (25)
2016 - 5* (0), 4* (4), 3* (26)

5YT - 5* (1), 4* (17), 3* (139)

22. Oklahoma
2020 - 5* (0), 4* (4), 3* (27)
2019 - 5* (1), 4* (3), 3* (26)
2018 - 5* (1), 4* (5), 3* (22)
2017 - 5* (0), 4* (5), 3* (25)
2016 - 5* (0), 4* (1), 3* (29)

5YT - 5* (2), 4* (18), 3* (129)

23. Utah
2020 - 5* (1), 4* (2), 3* (28)
2019 - 5* (0), 4* (2), 3* (34)
2018 - 5* (0), 4* (5), 3* (25)
2017 - 5* (0), 4* (5), 3* (16)
2016 - 5* (0), 4* (2), 3* (29)

5YT - 5* (1), 4* (16), 3* (132)

24. Arkansas
2020 - 5* (0), 4* (2), 3* (15)
2019 - 5* (0), 4* (4), 3* (22)
2018 - 5* (0), 4* (2), 3* (25)
2017 - 5* (0), 4* (2), 3* (14)
2016 - 5* (1), 4* (2), 3* (18)

5YT - 5* (1), 4* (12), 3* (94)

25. Hawaii
2020 - 5* (0), 4* (3), 3* (31)
2019 - 5* (0), 4* (5), 3* (19)
2018 - 5* (0), 4* (1), 3* (14)
2017 - 5* (1), 4* (1), 3* (13)
2016 - 5* (0), 4* (2), 3* (16)

5YT - 5* (1), 4* (12), 3* (93)

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From 1989 to 2019, Webb goes to the semi-final game 24 seasons resulting in 18 trips to State and 15 state titles. Incredible.
I prefer better games over the same percentages. Been fun, but time to go up a class or two. Congrats to coach Rod on his 12th State Championship. What an incredible ride its been. Given the run in the last 10 years, it appears to be improving NOT slowing. A point system really does make sense. See you all next year.

Not a class 2 football team.