I actually did bother to read the tweet and then go to his twitter page, stefan_adams305. That's why I was so confused. He identifies himself as a Law student/reporter and he has all of 127 followers. He is not a Rivals analyst and has no impact on the rankings. He doesn't elaborate about Corral at all on twitter. He simply tweeted a link to an article written by someone else. That article doesn't mention anything about Rival analysts that support FSU or Miami voting Corral down either.
Your claim that Rivals was suddenly allowing it's player rankings to be manipulated by biased analysts caught my attention since everyone here holds Rivals as the gold standard. I simply requested more info or a heads up as to where I could find the info myself.
I'll take your angry reply as a statement that you were simply voicing an opinion and not a fact. That's all you had to say. It's not a big deal. No reason to get all angry.
Yep. The quote that the twitter user used was from the Rivals link I posted. The analyst was Adam Gorney.
He wrote:
“After evaluating Corral multiple times in the last couple months, the feeling was that he's not at the same elite level as five-star quarterbacks
Trevor Lawrence,
Justin Fields and
Emory Jones in this class. I love Corral's competitiveness and versatility in games and he has a strong arm, but accuracy was an issue this summer and he needs to focus on being the best at all times. A big senior season alongside five-star receiver
Jalen Hall could help move the
Florida commit back up the charts.”
- Adam Gorney, Rivals.com National Recruiting Analyst
That doesn't seem all that incindiary to me.