https://n.rivals.com/news/rivals250-released-what-were-the-biggest-debates-decisions-
Not much movement, for better or worse. No new players added to the list, but no one dropped out either. (Edit: Henry Gray's profile has bounced around a bit in my browser for me, but he's still in)
Including the Rivals 100 guys:
Zavier Betts at No. 59 (was No. 52)
Turner Corcoran at No. 64 (was No. 58)
Logan Smothers at No. 171 (was No. 174)
Keyshawn Green at No. 202 (was No. 197)
Sevion Morrison at No. 232 (was No. 233)
Henry Gray at No. 234 (was No. 235)
And for those wondering what this does for ratings points, the net change is a loss of four.
I always dread bigger losses here for some reason. Maybe I'm just used to seeing our guys getting the Cam Jurgens treatment. But since Rivals 100 and 250 monikers add a little extra polish to a class' portfolio, I'd call this group a win.
Not much movement, for better or worse. No new players added to the list, but no one dropped out either. (Edit: Henry Gray's profile has bounced around a bit in my browser for me, but he's still in)
Including the Rivals 100 guys:
Zavier Betts at No. 59 (was No. 52)
Turner Corcoran at No. 64 (was No. 58)
Logan Smothers at No. 171 (was No. 174)
Keyshawn Green at No. 202 (was No. 197)
Sevion Morrison at No. 232 (was No. 233)
Henry Gray at No. 234 (was No. 235)
And for those wondering what this does for ratings points, the net change is a loss of four.
I always dread bigger losses here for some reason. Maybe I'm just used to seeing our guys getting the Cam Jurgens treatment. But since Rivals 100 and 250 monikers add a little extra polish to a class' portfolio, I'd call this group a win.
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