The 2002, the transition year from SOS to Zook, was the worst in 15 years when it landed, and it was far better than this. Obviously, this isn't a transition year so it shouldn't look like a transition class in any event.
You may be trying to pull your bullshyt bc it's not available on any data source I can find, but I was there. Many others were also. So where is your source? Link it or stop pulling shyt out of your azz.
I am beginning to have my doubts that you are a Gator at all. Rivals love Butters, for great reason.
You're always so pleasant to interact with.
You were there? LOL. It's not ancient history. I would be willing to bet that the majority of the people on this board were watching Gators football 16 years ago.
If you think knowing facts makes me less of a Gator fan, then I suppose I will have to live with that. You are the last person in the world that I wanted to disappoint, but I will try to carry on despite the burden.
The title thread is accurate as Rivals first published rankings in 2002. However, this class would have to fall yet further in the rankings to become the worst ranked Florida class in the 2000's.
The 2001 class had a total of 17 players. The 247sports composite team ranking (which averages the major recruiting services rankings) ranked the class 47th in the nation.
Florida's 2002 class was ranked 20th by Rivals.
In 2011 Will Muschamp signed just 19 players and yet managed to get a Rivals ranking of 12th. Nine of those players left the Gators before 2013. The stars of the class were Jeff Driskel and Jacoby Brissett. The most productive players were Louchiez Purifoy and Marcus Roberson. Despite Rivals declaring it the 12th best class in the nation it is almost certainly the worst class in the last three decades.