ESPN Class Rankings

[jesmu84]

http://insider.espn.go.com/ncb/recruiting/classrankings?&action=login&appRedirect=http%3a%2f%2finsider.espn.go.com%2fncb%2frecruiting%2fclassrankings

fan of his or not, that is a very impressive class so far.  what's more surprising to me is that all the talent is in-state.  for those with more of a knowledge base in recruiting history, does the state of IN always produce this much talent?

[Hards Alumni]

Wisconsin : Cheese
Indiana : Basketball

[jesmu84]

Wisconsin : Cheese
Indiana : Basketball

Nicely done

[lurch91]

Here's the commentary on Crean's recruiting at I4, read at your own peril....

[GGGG]

I live in Indiana, and the passion for the game down here at all levels is incredible.  That essentially means that kids start early, are well coached, and play a lot.

[Pakuni]

for those with more of a knowledge base in recruiting history, does the state of IN always produce this much talent?

Yes.
Since 1977, Indiana ranks 8th in producing McDonald's AA players.
Only Virginia, Maryland and Mississippi have produced more burger game players per capita.