Here is our third chart detailing how states ranked in producing Division I-A recruits this year in relation to their population. This is the set grouping states that ranked 31st to 46th. North Dakota, South Dakota, Rhode Island and Vermont did not produce a I-A recruit. The complete list, which was provided by
Map Game Day, is available by
clicking here. Our previous two charts represented the
top 15 states and states that ranked
16th through 30th. It's remarkable to see states such as Pennsylvania, Nebraska and Michigan grouped in this middle third considering some of the successful teams that have emerged from these areas. You can click on the chart for a closer view.
Here is our third chart detailing how states ranked in producing Division I-A recruits this year in relation to their population. This is the set grouping states that ranked 31st to 46th. North Dakota, South Dakota, Rhode Island and Vermont did not produce a I-A recruit. The complete list, which was provided by
Map Game Day, is available by clicking here. Our previous two charts represented the top 15 states and states that ranked 16th through 30th. It's remarkable to see states such as Pennsylvania, Nebraska and Michigan grouped in this middle third considering some of the successful teams that have emerged from these areas. You can click on the chart for a closer view.
2 comments:
Pennsylvania, Nebraska, and Michigan were in the middle third.
That's a very good point and it has been corrected. The Wiz apologizes for the error. ...
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