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HS stats said he was more of a long term bet. It is really great for comparing RBs at a similar point in their career of how successful they have been with their reps up to the time of entering college. So for example, Aneyas and Kyren made the most of their HS productive careers on a per game basis so it just shows they have a higher level odds of being a good NFL player.

Definitely a good shot they will get a shot at the pros. I think the young guys may have a shot at a higher ceiling though for sure!

Love to hear the experience is matching the eye test of the HS model. I’m pumped to see what he can do in year 1!

Reports make it seem like we will see him some this year. Excited to see how it plays out the next handful of years

@@approachingthepros Right. Sadly I really like G'bron Payne's abilities more than most, but as injuries occur, it makes room for talents like Aneyas to shine. I didn't see any HS film on him but what I saw in the Spring game made me a believer. Tough, hard-nosed, quick, strong, and fast.

They are literally video game type numbers which is insane for a sophomore+junior in HS. Especially when seeing it comparable to many JR+SR years of others. That’s an awesome room btw!

Appreciate it! I do not allow redshirt freshmen so I can accurately compare everyone as true year 1 college running backs. The results truly reflect the importance of year 1 in college for running backs. Getting behind in any way makes it such a tougher challenge down the road to relevance

He might. Never said he could not. But comparing where those two came out during HS, the ceiling may end up much higher for Aneyas if he ever secures the RB1 role in the future.

Hey I apologize for the slow response (busy school life as a teacher at new school). Aneyas is definitely a baller and getting some good buzz from Notre Dame. I love your question and am actually going to shout it out in the next video (HS WR model), but the short answer is the model seems to point out that production that outperforms your peers is more relevant than competition level. Plus not every player’s family can help get their kid to a higher level of competition so it’s just up to the kid to go be studs on whatever field they do get to play. Check out my RB model video for an example!

@approachingthepros thanks for the response! I would agree with the premise that the production is a much more important factor than the competition. Just wasn't sure if competition was accounted for with the model or not. I'll check out the video you referenced, thanks!

Thank you!

I am glad you liked it! Much more to come for sure!

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Thank you, I appreciate the kind words!

Thank you, I definitely wanted to take my time and do it right with the info presented. Looks like a really big year with a little luck and some development!