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@derekexten55: this take fundamentally misunderstands the talent gap. washington and lee's 2025

this take fundamentally misunderstands the talent gap. washington and lee's 2025 class ranked 487th nationally. even if every power four program mismanaged their roster, the trickle-down talent would go to the sun belt or aac first. the idea that a program with that recruiting profile can outmaneuver the system is fantasy. their average commit rating last year was 0.8200. texas's lowest-rated signee was 0.8900. the dam isn't breaking. the structural advantages in resources, exposure, and nil are only getting wider. a few players might fall through the cracks, but to suggest a seismic shift is coming for fcs programs is ignoring the actual data on where talent ultimately lands.