Under Kill, did most Gophers from from MN?

[RUSK97]

Anybody know?

 

[Knight Shift]

 

[NBKnight]

Roster from last year. A lot of instate guys, and from other MW states.

http://www.espn.com/college-football/team/roster/_/id/135/minnesota-golden-gophers

 

[Knight Shift]

Roster from last year. A lot of instate guys, and from other MW states.

http://www.espn.com/college-football/team/roster/_/id/135/minnesota-golden-gophers

How did you answer the question? WTF was the question? "Under kill did most gophers from from MN?"

 

[bigmatt718]

 

[NBKnight]

How did you answer the question? WTF was the question? "Under kill did most gophers from from MN?"

I assumed that "come" was missing from the question.

 

[Knight Shift]

I assumed that "come" was missing from the question.

What if:

 

[knightfan7]

Back to the question, according to their commit list from 2011-15 only 18 recruits were in state.

 

[MADHAT1]

If RU wants to #FenceTheGarden , that means no Gophers from Minnesota should be allowed to enter.
We all know once a Gopher gets in your yard they start laughing at you while taking the best the garden has to offer as often as they can.
So it wouldn't be Over Kill to :
1. DROWN THEM
2. BLOW THEM UP!
or
3. GAS THEM
In other words any you find convenient to Jerry Kill them, the Minnesotan Gophers must be repelled from the Garden State any time you see them.

 

[IvyLeagueFootball]

Back to the question, according to their commit list from 2011-15 only 18 recruits were in state.

From 2011-2015 the state of Minnesota produced 36 FBS level recruits (3* or above) while the state of New Jersey produced 222 FBS level recruits.

http://www.sbnation.com/college-football-recruiting/2015/4/15/8143431/states-most-players-recruits

 

[Burton12]

^^^^ This.

I don't think there's much to gain by comparing the in-state recruiting of Minnesota and that of Rutgers. Vastly different recruiting areas.

 

[AreYouNUTS]

36? There's almost that many books in the Lucas Davenport series for crying out loud!

 

[fbc1866]

This is why the B1G wanted to add Rutgers to open up our recruiting area. If we can build a major pipeline we will have one of the biggest recruiting block to recruit from. But, we all know this.

 

[LETSGORU91]

From 2011-2015 the state of Minnesota produced 36 FBS level recruits (3* or above) while the state of New Jersey produced 222 FBS level recruits.

http://www.sbnation.com/college-football-recruiting/2015/4/15/8143431/states-most-players-recruits

Based on that, don't spend too much time in Minnesota looking for recruits.

 

[RU_Coming_Along]

 

[GoodOl'Rutgers]

Not all that wrong with the OP.. but I just with people would be more clear, n-general, about what the goals of their posts are.

The OP clearly wants t know something about Kill's recruiting. But he is trying to collect evidence from which to ask a question or to make a point.

Example: If Kill's MN recruits were largely from MN.. that means... what? If they were not, that means.. what?

I think the OP would have been better off just jumping to the end point and ask something like.. what geographic regions can Kill recruit from well for Rutgers?

 

[GSGS]

If RU wants to #FenceTheGarden , that means no Gophers from Minnesota should be allowed to enter.
We all know once a Gopher gets in your yard they start laughing at you while taking the best the garden has to offer as often as they can.
So it wouldn't be Over Kill to :
1. DROWN THEM
2. BLOW THEM UP!
or
3. GAS THEM
In other words any you find convenient to Jerry Kill them, the Minnesotan Gophers must be repelled from the Garden State any time you see them.

Well played, MADHAT.

 

[RUScrew85]

Anybody know?

I don't don't know.

 

[RUScrew85]

36? There's almost that many books in the Lucas Davenport series for crying out loud!

And I read a lot of them.

 

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