NCAA In-State recruit anaylsis

[RedBirdie]

Usually I find the CGN data analysis a bit weak, but this on is actually interesting and a bit fun (for me, at least). They analyzed what percentage of gymnasts over the last 10 years were in-state recruits for each school. It's presented on a map with the bigger the circle, the bigger the percentage of in-state recruits. I only wish they also had a table so I didn't have the click to see which schools were which.

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[GEMINAM]

Usually I find the CGN data analysis a bit weak, but this on is actually interesting and a bit fun (for me, at least). They analyzed what percentage of gymnasts over the last 10 years were in-state recruits for each school. It's presented on a map with the bigger the circle, the bigger the percentage of in-state recruits. I only wish they also had a table so I didn't have the click to see which schools were which.

Geography of Gymnastics: In-State Recruits - College Gym News

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I found this interesting too! I am a little surprised that more schools don't try and recruit from within their state. I almost feel it would be a good rule to implement for NCAA to be required to recruit a certain percentage from within their state!

 

[irichluck21]

They have had some interesting articles. There was one on how quickly a gymnast scored a 10.0 in their NCAA career.