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http://www.secsports.com/video/12876...ll-predictions
Auburn
Bama
OM
Ark
LSU
When someone can show me a guy who picked us to be #1 in the nation last year I will care about preductions, but only his.
ETA: I don't feel like it should have to be said but... Why would anyone place any importance on the opinion of a man named "Booger"?
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Originally Posted by Leroy Jenkins
We were picked 4th, 5th, and 6th in the West last year.
So everyone thought the guys we had last year were good enough for middle to last in the SEC west and now we replaced those guys with either the same or higher "ranked" players. We bring back pretty much a full starting defense, one of the best QB in the country, and one of the best wr group in the SEC. We also upgraded our defensive coordinator. Yep, looks like 4th or so in the SEC West. Makes perfect sense.
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Originally Posted by justwin
http://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/201...dictions-2014/ I ain't worried about predictions AT ALL!
Booger gonna Booger.
In watching that clip, they talk about dak not being an "established" or consistent passer... Can we put that narrative to bed yet? I mean, he may not be an nfl pocket type guy, but he ain't Chris relf (whom I liked, no offense). Didn't he throw for 3000 yards last year? Who is a more "established" passing qb in the sec?
He threw for 3,449 yards last year and a 61.6% completion rate. What's even more remarkable to understand how steady he was throughout the year his completion rate for SEC only games was....61.6%.Quote:
Originally Posted by confucius say
I'm too lazy to look it up but a buddy of mine claims Dak's numbers are better than Eli Manning's were at this point in their career. Anyone care to verify?Quote:
Originally Posted by confucius say
Even better! I just don't get all the "he can run but can't pass well enough" crap. It's usually in the context of, he is not a good enough passer to play in the NFL. So the eff what (not that I concede the point, bc I do think he will be on a roster). Or it's in the context of, look at what happened against bama, mississippi, and gt when he couldn't run the ball. We win two of those if our defense doesn't go on a hiatus.Quote:
Originally Posted by Really Clark?
http://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/...manning-1.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by MadDawg
Eli as a JR-
279/481- 58%...3401 yards...21 TD's...15 INT's...125 QBR
Prescott-
244/396...61.6%...3449 yards...27 TD's...11 INT's...151.72 QBR
Not an established passer my a**. Pisses me off.
Eli also had the benefit of starting his sophomore year and overall just way more experience up to their JR years.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
Ed Ashcroft of ESPN said on H2H yesterday that it didn't matter who played quarterback ole miss. Uh, I think we'll see that quality quarterbacks do matter in the SEC.
Prescott is easily the best QB the state of Mississippi has ever had
Now that's a strong statement. You mean as a college player only, nfl prospect, or both. Not disagreeing, just think it's a good debate. Favre, McNair, manning, and manning would be the contenders unhQuote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
If he said that he is a moron. It's the most important position on the field, especially for a team that has not been able to run the ball consistently in three years. See ark game last year.Quote:
Originally Posted by dogshiek
Strictly as a college football player. The NFL is irrelevantQuote:
Originally Posted by confucius say
Put college Steve McNair with this team & the results are crazy. I love Dak but he's not close to being as good as McNair in college.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
Agreed and talk about being ahead of his time. Man what his numbers would have been like in this offense....absurd.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ifyouonlyknew