Rankings Roundtable: Takeaways from 2025, 2026 Rivals rankings update
Posted Jun 16, 2024
Which prospect did you help push up either set of rankings that you think will make you look smart in the end? I’m a big believer in Jordan Smith, and had no problem at all moving him to the precipice of the top 5. The upside is there, but so too is the consistency of production against top-tier talent. Smith impacts the game in a long list of ways.
(Rivals.com)
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