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I have question that could have an impact on these rolls...
preferences... are they factored in to the percentages? Or are they factored in at the decision time?
Team A puts in 1000 points worth of effort and has all very bad preferences
Team B puts in 500 points worth of effort and has all very good preferences
is that a 67/33 split (1000/500) and THEN the recruit makes a decision, factoring in the preferences after the fact?
or is that more like a 60/40 or 55/45 possibility? Because the preferences are factored in from the beginning, and give somewhat of an overall boost to Team B because of the preference advantage, and then the decision is made by the recruit?
The bigger question is why would a kid even consider a school if all his preferences are bad? No matter who many attention points you dump on him, he shouldn't even be considering you IMO.
Let's say your preferences are
- wants rebuild
- perimeter offense
- motion offense
- press defense
Coach Cal and Kentucky come calling while running a LP focused offense in Flex/M2M, are you going to turn them down to go play at Maine Presque Island because their preferences match?
To me.... this answer is yes honestly.
I think the "rebuild" preference is goofy somewhat. But if I want to play for a rebuild, I don't wanna go to UK. Specifically. Because I want to play for a turd apparently. If I wanted to go to UK and play for a title, and a dominant historical team, my preference would say that I want success.
But I don't wanna play for a successful team. I'd prefer to play for Toilet Bowl U.
But I don't think "rebuild" should be a preference we see more that 10 out of 1000 recruits. Because that's not a realistic thing that kids want very often.
They're called preferences for a reason. It's not a requirement.
That's fair. But I just think if rebuild was a person's preference, that says a lot about the mindset or the intentions of a recruit. If he prefers to play for a school that's rebuilding (in comparison to just flat out being open to anything), he doesn't want to play for a winner.
At least that's the way i interpret it. Reading between the lines. If he was open to playing for a winner, there would be no preference.
But this is all based on mindset. Not actually the way this game is played
Its just one preference amongst many that a person may have. But its a soft point not a firm restriction.
Lets say I ask you what you want for dinner and you say you're in the mood for Mexican and taco bell sounds good. Then a friend calls you and says he will take you to Jeff Ruby Steakhouse and its his treat.
Most sane people will choose the $80 free steak dinner over Taco Bell even though TBell was your initial preference.
If you're vegan then you will turn down the steak outright. Because thats a hard point restriction, not just a preference.