http://blog.philsteele.com/2010/02/06/texas-vs-nation-all-star-game/ Sat, 04 Feb 2012 07:31:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 http://blog.philsteele.com/2010/02/06/texas-vs-nation-all-star-game/comment-page-1/#comment-426 Phil Steele Mon, 01 Mar 2010 21:00:42 +0000 http://blog.philsteele.com/?p=2580#comment-426 Trezere,<br>A PS# is my ranking of the players at their positions coming out of high school. While I personally do not scout the high school games and rate each player, I do compile my PS#'s based on the many different recruiting services across the country. I not only like to use all of the biggest and best, but I also use regional reports. I then use their rankings and translate that into a point system from 1-100 and log each and every player into the computer and give them a point total from each source. The player who has the most points in the end at each positions becomes a PS#1. If you see a PS#99QB, that means he ranks 99th in total points of all QBs coming out of high school for that year. If you have any further questions refer to pg 294 in my 2009 preview magazine which includes a list of all the services I use like rivals, scout, etc. Thanks for the question. Trezere,
A PS# is my ranking of the players at their positions coming out of high school. While I personally do not scout the high school games and rate each player, I do compile my PS#'s based on the many different recruiting services across the country. I not only like to use all of the biggest and best, but I also use regional reports. I then use their rankings and translate that into a point system from 1-100 and log each and every player into the computer and give them a point total from each source. The player who has the most points in the end at each positions becomes a PS#1. If you see a PS#99QB, that means he ranks 99th in total points of all QBs coming out of high school for that year. If you have any further questions refer to pg 294 in my 2009 preview magazine which includes a list of all the services I use like rivals, scout, etc. Thanks for the question.

]]> http://blog.philsteele.com/2010/02/06/texas-vs-nation-all-star-game/comment-page-1/#comment-285 Phil Steele Mon, 01 Mar 2010 17:00:42 +0000 http://blog.philsteele.com/?p=2580#comment-285 Trezere,<br>A PS# is my ranking of the players at their positions coming out of high school. While I personally do not scout the high school games and rate each player, I do compile my PS#'s based on the many different recruiting services across the country. I not only like to use all of the biggest and best, but I also use regional reports. I then use their rankings and translate that into a point system from 1-100 and log each and every player into the computer and give them a point total from each source. The player who has the most points in the end at each positions becomes a PS#1. If you see a PS#99QB, that means he ranks 99th in total points of all QBs coming out of high school for that year. If you have any further questions refer to pg 294 in my 2009 preview magazine which includes a list of all the services I use like rivals, scout, etc. Thanks for the question. Trezere,
A PS# is my ranking of the players at their positions coming out of high school. While I personally do not scout the high school games and rate each player, I do compile my PS#'s based on the many different recruiting services across the country. I not only like to use all of the biggest and best, but I also use regional reports. I then use their rankings and translate that into a point system from 1-100 and log each and every player into the computer and give them a point total from each source. The player who has the most points in the end at each positions becomes a PS#1. If you see a PS#99QB, that means he ranks 99th in total points of all QBs coming out of high school for that year. If you have any further questions refer to pg 294 in my 2009 preview magazine which includes a list of all the services I use like rivals, scout, etc. Thanks for the question.

]]> http://blog.philsteele.com/2010/02/06/texas-vs-nation-all-star-game/comment-page-1/#comment-284 Trezere Calloway Fri, 26 Feb 2010 00:42:04 +0000 http://blog.philsteele.com/?p=2580#comment-284 What is a PS#? What is a PS#?

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