doogsinparadise
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Who voted Bishop and Hauoli a 1? Assuming Derrick Brown as a 4 was a tongue in cheek vote.
Oops, the 1 for Sean Parker was a test submission.... but @claycha gave him a 2.
@Dennis_DeYoung is going to tear that test submission a new a-hole
Who the fuck gave Sean Parker a 1* or a 2*? I'm calling you out
Five retards gave Marcus Peters a 3.
Someone voted Erich Wilson a 5*
Who voted Bishop and Hauoli a 1? Assuming Derrick Brown as a 4 was a tongue in cheek vote.
The amount of people that had Kohler as a 1 is ridiculous. At minimum he started for a year and at worst played significant minutes for 2 years. That's far more of a contribution as many other players voted a 2 got. I'm not suggesting that he should be ranked significantly higher, but 0 to 1's should be reserved for people that washed out of the program before making significant contributions on the field or never showed up in the process.
I also take issue with the number of people that put Jamaal Kearse as a 1 ... he was a reasonably decent special teams player that saw a lot of the field. Was he great? No. Did he contribute more than being a 1? Yes.
The amount of people that had Kohler as a 1 is ridiculous. At minimum he started for a year and at worst played significant minutes for 2 years. That's far more of a contribution as many other players voted a 2 got. I'm not suggesting that he should be ranked significantly higher, but 0 to 1's should be reserved for people that washed out of the program before making significant contributions on the field or never showed up in the process.
I also take issue with the number of people that put Jamaal Kearse as a 1 ... he was a reasonably decent special teams player that saw a lot of the field. Was he great? No. Did he contribute more than being a 1? Yes.
Agree on Kohler. I disagree about Kearse. He did nothing save for a couple plays his freshman year.
Easiest way to get rid of outlier votes is to get rid of each player's highest and lowest vote.