Daveon Superales commits

[Montanabob]

Superales and WR Jabez Woods, another MSU recruit, played in the Washington 4A state championship game.

He had Woods and another WR that committed to Oregon State. I’m guessing that’s one of the reasons why despite the great numbers, not a lot of offers. It can be hard to tell if the QB is a product of the talent around him, vice versa, or a mixture.

His is listed as 6-0, 6-1, 6-2 in three different places. His team lost 31-6, so maybe he didn’t play well in that game. It’s interesting that he had so few offers despite all that.

Minus the 2 interceptions, his stats in that game look decent. Takes a team.

https://www.heraldnet.com/prepstats/?si ... Type=Teams

An article with a little more information = score looks a bit lopsided but when they gave up a Defensive score and and turned over on downs in red zone, not quite so bad.

https://www.heraldnet.com/sports/back-t ... all-title/

Lake Stevens tightened the screws in the second half. Superales, who rushed for 73 yards on 10 first-half carries, was held to just 16 yards on five rushes the rest of the way.

Lake Stevens thwarted both of G-K’s fourth-quarter drives. Brown intercepted Superales early in the frame and returned it for 39 yards, and the Vikings held down the goal line on the Eagles’ next drive for a turnover on downs at the 3-yard line to snuff out a 13-play, 65-yard drive with less than five minutes to go.

[BelligerentBobcat]

I think this is an example of a kid that the Cats aren't signing a few years back as he'd be going FBS. As Vigen stated, one tiny benefit of all the NIL\TP mess is that MSU is able to sign a higher caliber of players coming out of HS.

It looks like his only other published offer was from NAIA, eastern oregon. I assumed he was a be a partial scholarship/preferred walk on for us.

Hmmm, I thought I read he was a three star, which I thought meant he had several offers, I'm probably wrong.

Stars mean nothing.

[TomCat88]

I think this is an example of a kid that the Cats aren't signing a few years back as he'd be going FBS. As Vigen stated, one tiny benefit of all the NIL\TP mess is that MSU is able to sign a higher caliber of players coming out of HS.

It looks like his only other published offer was from NAIA, eastern oregon. I assumed he was a be a partial scholarship/preferred walk on for us.

Hmmm, I thought I read he was a three star, which I thought meant he had several offers, I'm probably wrong.

Stars mean nothing.

It’s true though. Star ratings typically come from getting offers. Stars aren’t a guarantee of success but star rated players as a whole do outperform no star rated players, collectively.

[ike11ike]

Man, I really like his highlights. He's a gunslinger, exhausts all opportunities to throw before running. Eastern Oregon can't be his only offer?

[BelligerentBobcat]

I think this is an example of a kid that the Cats aren't signing a few years back as he'd be going FBS. As Vigen stated, one tiny benefit of all the NIL\TP mess is that MSU is able to sign a higher caliber of players coming out of HS.

It looks like his only other published offer was from NAIA, eastern oregon. I assumed he was a be a partial scholarship/preferred walk on for us.

Hmmm, I thought I read he was a three star, which I thought meant he had several offers, I'm probably wrong.

Stars mean nothing.

It’s true though. Star ratings typically come from getting offers. Stars aren’t a guarantee of success but star rated players as a whole do outperform no star rated players, collectively.

You hardly see zero star players anymore. At this level of football, the stars don’t mean crap.

[TomCat88]

I think this is an example of a kid that the Cats aren't signing a few years back as he'd be going FBS. As Vigen stated, one tiny benefit of all the NIL\TP mess is that MSU is able to sign a higher caliber of players coming out of HS.

It looks like his only other published offer was from NAIA, eastern oregon. I assumed he was a be a partial scholarship/preferred walk on for us.

Hmmm, I thought I read he was a three star, which I thought meant he had several offers, I'm probably wrong.

Stars mean nothing.

It’s true though. Star ratings typically come from getting offers. Stars aren’t a guarantee of success but star rated players as a whole do outperform no star rated players, collectively.

You hardly see zero star players anymore. At this level of football, the stars don’t mean crap.

I think MSU has 11 3-star and 3 2-star players. The rest (10) are zero star players. There’s no 1-star designation. A higher percentage of star rated players become starters than players with no rating.

Obviously, star ratings don’t mean someone will contribute 100% of the time or will NR players not contribute. I don’t think anyone takes star rating too seriously. They’re not much different, in terms of accuracy, than FCS power polls and stats.

[AFCAT]