I know Louisiana Husker used to post them but it would be curious to know the survival rate. The Golden Rhule may have discovered many good football players come out of smaller schools.
Are there statistics which show attrition of 5*'s getting to the NFL?
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They have a much higher rate of success as you go up the star ranking. There’s just not many 5 star guys.
The rate of success has a high correlation to star ranking . It’s just a numbers game. There’s way more 2 star guys than 3s. More 3s than 4s etc.
this is a great resource, OP:
over the last 5 years, a 5-star kid has a 60% chance to be drafted, a 4-star has a 22% chance to be drafted, a 3-star has a 6% chance to be drafted, a 2-star has a 3% chance to be drafted
like @dinglefritz said it's a numbers game - the vast, vast majority of high schoolers will be rated as a 3* or lower
although 3* individuals only have a 6% chance to be drafted, 3* athletes make up the bulk of draftees. that is how many of them there are.
over the last 5 years, a 5-star kid has a 60% chance to be drafted, a 4-star has a 22% chance to be drafted, a 3-star has a 6% chance to be drafted, a 2-star has a 3% chance to be drafted
like @dinglefritz said it's a numbers game - the vast, vast majority of high schoolers will be rated as a 3* or lower
although 3* individuals only have a 6% chance to be drafted, 3* athletes make up the bulk of draftees. that is how many of them there are.
