[quote="Adam" post=354419]I did a post on this several months ago, but the Big East gets just as many top 100 recruits as the average P6 conference.
Top 100 players 2019 rankings via 247 Composite:
#15 Nova
#16 Nova
#55 Nova
#60 DePaul
#63 UConn
#64 Providence
#68 Nova
#72 Marquette
#87 Xavier
#89 UConn
#94 Butler
#100 UConn
That's 12/100 spots. 7/11 Big East teams got a top 100 recruit this year. Doing some math:
There are 76 Power 6 teams. Add another ~14 to account for major recruiting powers from other conferences like Memphis, Gonzaga, Cincy, etc... and we're up to 90 power teams.
The Big East's 11 members make up 12% of all power teams (11/90) and recruited 12% of the top 100 recruits (12/100).
In other words, the Big East is right there with the rest of the power conferences. No difference whatsoever.
Lavin got a lot of top 100 recruits. Mullin got a lot during his first couple years. CMA will need to get a few, too.[/quote]
Just to add to my post from the "Coach Anderson" thread:
https://247sports.com/Season/2019-Basketball/CompositeRecruitRankings/?InstitutionGroup=highschool
2019 Top 100 Players Per Team (Players/Conference Teams):
1. ACC: 20/15: 1.33
2. SEC: 18/14: 1.29
3. Big 12: 11/10: 1.10
4. Big East: 12/11: 1.09
5. Pac 12: 13/12: 1.08
6. Big Ten: 10/14: 0.71
7. AAC: 6/11: 0.55
8. WCC: 4/10: 0.40
9. A10: 2/14: 0.14
10. Ivy: 1/8: 0.13
Undecided: 3
We have nearly a 3 way tie for third place. The Big East is double the first non-P6 team (AAC).
Side note: UConn moving from Big East to AAC had a massive impact on these rankings. Big East and AAC both would have had 9 recruits (slight advantage for Big East with 10 teams vs 12). Now the Big East has twice as many.
Top 100 players 2019 rankings via 247 Composite:
#15 Nova
#16 Nova
#55 Nova
#60 DePaul
#63 UConn
#64 Providence
#68 Nova
#72 Marquette
#87 Xavier
#89 UConn
#94 Butler
#100 UConn
That's 12/100 spots. 7/11 Big East teams got a top 100 recruit this year. Doing some math:
There are 76 Power 6 teams. Add another ~14 to account for major recruiting powers from other conferences like Memphis, Gonzaga, Cincy, etc... and we're up to 90 power teams.
The Big East's 11 members make up 12% of all power teams (11/90) and recruited 12% of the top 100 recruits (12/100).
In other words, the Big East is right there with the rest of the power conferences. No difference whatsoever.
Lavin got a lot of top 100 recruits. Mullin got a lot during his first couple years. CMA will need to get a few, too.[/quote]
Just to add to my post from the "Coach Anderson" thread:
https://247sports.com/Season/2019-Basketball/CompositeRecruitRankings/?InstitutionGroup=highschool
2019 Top 100 Players Per Team (Players/Conference Teams):
1. ACC: 20/15: 1.33
2. SEC: 18/14: 1.29
3. Big 12: 11/10: 1.10
4. Big East: 12/11: 1.09
5. Pac 12: 13/12: 1.08
6. Big Ten: 10/14: 0.71
7. AAC: 6/11: 0.55
8. WCC: 4/10: 0.40
9. A10: 2/14: 0.14
10. Ivy: 1/8: 0.13
Undecided: 3
We have nearly a 3 way tie for third place. The Big East is double the first non-P6 team (AAC).
Side note: UConn moving from Big East to AAC had a massive impact on these rankings. Big East and AAC both would have had 9 recruits (slight advantage for Big East with 10 teams vs 12). Now the Big East has twice as many.
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