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1) '''The Instructions'''

1) '''The Instructions'''

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A recruit's ability to have an "Impact" for recruting will be based on:  

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A recruit's ability to have an "Impact" for recruiting will be based on:  

a) The recruit's self-perception of his talent level.  

a) The recruit's self-perception of his talent level.  

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'''Glstand''' once wrote,

'''Glstand''' once wrote,

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"A recruit that shows a preference towards impact has prefect knowledge of his abilities and size. He is not affected by the scout. A Poor scouted PFFFXP who is really a GEEFXG KNOWS he is the latter. This is important because the better the recruit, the more teams fall into consideration. A +8 6'10" could sign with anyone and immediately get playing time. A +3 5'11" will be much more cautious, choosing only those schools that fit the traditional definition of a favorable impact school. What determines this traditional definition? A school's power ranking for the season. Its generally assumed that the worse a team did last year, the more room it has for immediate improvement. Also considered is the overall talent and size of the players a team is returning. So, unlike other factors, Impact looks at two things, the recruit AND the school. Local and Winning only consider factors specific to the school."

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"A recruit that shows a preference towards impact has perfect knowledge of his abilities and size. He is not affected by the scout. A Poor scouted PFFFXP who is really a GEEFXG KNOWS he is the latter. This is important because the better the recruit, the more teams fall into consideration. A +8 6'10" could sign with anyone and immediately get playing time. A +3 5'11" will be much more cautious, choosing only those schools that fit the traditional definition of a favorable impact school. What determines this traditional definition? A school's power ranking for the season. It's generally assumed that the worse a team did last year, the more room it has for immediate improvement. Also considered is the overall talent and size of the players a team is returning. So, unlike other factors, Impact looks at two things, the recruit AND the school. Local and Winning only consider factors specific to the school."

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 a)	If you are a conference 2 team, your best "close to home" advantage is with Region 2 recruits. You have some advantage with Region 1 and 3 recruits also. You have less, but still some, advantage with Region 32 and 4 recruits
-b)  	My understanding is that once recuits are out of you 5 conference "Close-to-home"(CTH) area, then they are considered equidistant to all others out of its CTH region. For example, your conference is 17. Your local conferences/regions would be 15, 16, 17, 18, 19. Any other conference/region is the South Pole as far as you're concerned.
+b)  	My understanding is that once recruits are out of your 5 conference "Close-to-home"(CTH) area, then they are considered equidistant to all others out of its CTH region. For example, your conference is 17. Your local conferences/regions would be 15, 16, 17, 18, 19. Any other conference/region is the South Pole as far as you're concerned.
 =III. Impact Preference=

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