Probably the case, but if this does end up being true I sure hope people don't go bashing this class and calling it a failure. It may look to be in the same ranking we have been for a long time, but we've opened a door to big name recruits in the future as well as upped our athleticism exponentially. With or with out one or both of these home runs, this recruiting cycle has been very successful IMO
Google says it's an adverb that can be used to describe a rapid increase. Good enough for me! Who needs to use words correctly...Exponentially doesn't mean what you think it means
Well, it's more of a slow and steady increase. So there.Google says it's an adverb that can be used to describe a rapid increase. Good enough for me! Who needs to use words correctly...Exponentially doesn't mean what you think it means
Matty make an area math terminology! Not sure there is anything slow and steady about exponential growth.. this conversation is getting exponentially more interesting!Well, it's more of a slow and steady increase. So there.Google says it's an adverb that can be used to describe a rapid increase. Good enough for me! Who needs to use words correctly...Exponentially doesn't mean what you think it means
Google says it's an adverb that can be used to describe a rapid increase. Good enough for me! Who needs to use words correctly...Exponentially doesn't mean what you think it means
Actually you're both right and wrong depending on which part of the curve you are looking at. Tends to be steady and slow early with rapid increase later. So depending on how athletic this class actually is will determine where it will be marked. But honestly i dont think i would use an exponential graph for recruiting athleticism. Since 2002 or so we've probably had a decaying exponential in recruiting athleticism.Well, it's more of a slow and steady increase. So there.Google says it's an adverb that can be used to describe a rapid increase. Good enough for me! Who needs to use words correctly...Exponentially doesn't mean what you think it means
By that argument we're at a point in recruiting where the graph looks the same for an exponential increase and a steady, straight line of improvement. Potentially it could be either (or neither).Google says it's an adverb that can be used to describe a rapid increase. Good enough for me! Who needs to use words correctly...Exponentially doesn't mean what you think it meansActually you're both right and wrong depending on which part of the curve you are looking at. Tends to be steady and slow early with rapid increase later. So depending on how athletic this class actually is will determine where it will be marked. But honestly i dont think i would use an exponential graph for recruiting athleticism. Since 2002 or so we've probably had a decaying exponential in recruiting athleticism.Well, it's more of a slow and steady increase. So there.Google says it's an adverb that can be used to describe a rapid increase. Good enough for me! Who needs to use words correctly...Exponentially doesn't mean what you think it means
My initial statement was regarding athleticism not production. I think that we could find numbers from camps to show these kids are quicker and more athletic than what we've had recently. Could be wrong but if these guys don't have any more speed or quickness than previous guys then why the hype? Who knows if the production will come but that is not what my statement was based on. Strictly the new speed and quickness that is measurable.By that argument we're at a point in recruiting where the graph looks the same for an exponential increase and a steady, straight line of improvement. Potentially it could be either (or neither).Google says it's an adverb that can be used to describe a rapid increase. Good enough for me! Who needs to use words correctly...Exponentially doesn't mean what you think it meansActually you're both right and wrong depending on which part of the curve you are looking at. Tends to be steady and slow early with rapid increase later. So depending on how athletic this class actually is will determine where it will be marked. But honestly i dont think i would use an exponential graph for recruiting athleticism. Since 2002 or so we've probably had a decaying exponential in recruiting athleticism.Well, it's more of a slow and steady increase. So there.Google says it's an adverb that can be used to describe a rapid increase. Good enough for me! Who needs to use words correctly...Exponentially doesn't mean what you think it means
Fastest wr I found at the 2016 nfl combine was 4.08 and that was Josh doctson from tcu
