I have been analyzing Big Boards with my tool for a few years now, and the current one in Allen is the craziest I've seen in a while, on the positive side. A SO at 89 only has a 0.1% chance to be drafted as of now! I have a JR at 95 that is at 0.0%!

A while ago there was a big board where my JR at 97 was at around 2% of leaving, but this is even crazier.

"Crazy Soft (Old) Big Board!"

Can you explain what makes it so crazy?

I’m not in Allen, but I’m sure it’s because there must be lots of graduating seniors in the top 60. When that figure gets close to, or north of 30, it greatly decreases the odds of the draft even reaching down to the area cub is talking about.

Posted by cubcub113 on 4/4/2022 12:17:00 PM (view original):
I have been analyzing Big Boards with my tool for a few years now, and the current one in Allen is the craziest I've seen in a while, on the positive side. A SO at 89 only has a 0.1% chance to be drafted as of now! I have a JR at 95 that is at 0.0%!

A while ago there was a big board where my JR at 97 was at around 2% of leaving, but this is even crazier.

Projected #1 and #2 picks in Allen are graduating seniors. Just like real life guys. So realistic!

I have a guy in Tark that is likely staying. at #42 on the list. Where can I see what the percentages of him going are? and how can I manipulate him to stay? and if I can is it worth it?

Posted by tristandavis on 4/4/2022 5:52:00 PM (view original):
Can you explain what makes it so crazy?

Usually, the big board cutoff for when guys have about a 0% chance to go is between 95-115. This one is much, much higher since there are so many graduating seniors on the board.

Posted by Fregoe on 4/6/2022 3:11:00 PM (view original):
I have a guy in Tark that is likely staying. at #42 on the list. Where can I see what the percentages of him going are? and how can I manipulate him to stay? and if I can is it worth it?

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