Saturday down south ranks 2014 recruiting up to this point

[DerHntr]

When I think small town Mississippi, I think dead and decaying downtown, lack of young people, abundance of overweight people, and Prohibition-Era attitude towards opening bars and restaurants. That is the opposite of Oxford. Starkville has changed some for the better, but my impression is that it still retains more conventional small town Mississippi than Oxford has because it is more apart from the university.

Im not making a value judgment on what's better.

So OM is less fat too?

 

[Tito Cheeseburger]

Less fat than most Mississippi places.Lafayette County was third in the county health ratings published recently. Oktibbeha was in top 10 also.

 

[RocketDawg]

Less fat than most Mississippi places.Lafayette County was third in the county health ratings published recently. Oktibbeha was in top 10 also.

And both are because of the concentration of 18-21 year olds, bringing the average age down. There are more students than other people in Starkville and Oxford. Could also be the high average education level of both places. Which counties were 1 and 2?

That's assuming that students are counted in the census for the respective school counties. Probably some are and some are not.

 

[treeddeep]

Koenning played a huge role in landing Fred Ross.

100% Brewster. Promised him no RS and solid playing time

 

[HD6]

Man, that was really a stretch to promise, wasn't it? See the link below, where the P for Primary is by Koenning's name. I know Paul Jones has said many times Koenning was the main guy for Ross. Also, learn to reply.

http://247sports.com/Player/Fred-Ross-14136?Institution=21729

 

[treeddeep]

I heard it from Fred myself as to who recruited him and why he committed.

 

[HD6]

Well then he told you one thing and told a bunch of other people something else.

 

[KurtRambis4]

What's the diff

bt the 25th rated class and say the 15th?