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No you don't. That kid is a punk, and you all know it. -
If he's that good he'd be in the system already. Goes to show you the system is highly flawedOriginally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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This rating is a joke and bias.They keep players on it who are primarily bench players while giving low stars to players who garnered the most attention from college coaches vs the players they have 4 & 5 stars to. Not sure what they are seeing on the field if anything at all. Not sure who watches these players play and certainly they can’t be looking at stats or speaking with college coaches or even team coaches. They hear something and rank a player. They usually predict the wrong team to win in big tournaments as well. I rarely see BIPOC on players ranked. My son was recruited by top D1 schools from the East to West coast and certainly more than many of his peers who were ranked higher on TopDrawer. So happy they didn’t pay attention to this inaccuracy! Do better!Comment
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It is a computer program and submissions. They aren’t sending tons of employees out to watch kids play. Thinking that is what is happening is crazy. They aren’t watching anyone play. Most is off awards and then college signings. It is about as accurate as talking soccer team rankings. Coaches know these rankings are not accurate at allComment
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I'd say the players on their rankings are generally among the better players on their respective teams, at least from the few that I know. TDS definitely misses a lot of excellent players but for my kid's age group there is no one listed that I do not recognize as among the better ones.Comment
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