coolm
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Just as long as you know that when a link is shown that supports an opinion showing a player's ranking by 5 different recruiting services (which I did a few posts earlier), that is the exact opposite of "hearsay".
it's a good point.
I think it's a matter of how the ev was presented. If you say "I don't think Hollis was top 50" then I'd agree with you. If the claim was "Hollis wasn't rated top-50" then I'd still argue hearsay because you're asking me to take it at face value.
Obviously we'd get a sidebar and you could make the argument again. IMO you could argue that a foundation need be laid for all of the individual ranks. But that's what thousands of dollars are for...
I do remember that evidentiary discussion though. State tries to prove someone is an a-hole and enters a statement from witness "A" to that effect ("Gene is an a-hole").
I argue hearsay...put "A" on the seat and we'll see why it was said.
State can't so they try to contend "Everyone thinks Gene is an a-hole and here's some proof" and they attempt to re-enter the ev.
I think for a minute and ask state "Do you have a statement from MC Hammer?" State says no. I say "Then you obviously aren't going to show the statement from EVERYONE so it's just hearsay disguised..." (thank you Chris Rock).
I win.
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