I realize that but I just put a few guys like Bush on the list based upon star potential. You could take him off the list, but Im pretty sure he will be back on the list in about 6 months. [img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] I only had like 6 or 7 guys on there that are nfl rookies this year.
You left off Polamolu as a DB for USC, with the way his career is going, he alone might put USC ahead of Miami in the DB category.
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I personally would have Auburn and Texas ahead of Miami at the RB position for sure
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Why? If we are going by nfl production, Miami is better than both of them and beating on the door of USC.
Chuck Foreman 5950 Yards
Edgerrin James 9296 Yards
Ottis Anderson 10273 Yards
Clinton Portis 5930 Yards
Willis McGahee 2375 Yards
Frank Gore Rookie
Earl Campbell 9407 Not as many as Ottis Anderson
Ricky Williams 7097 lets not compare Ricky Pothead to Portis but if we did Portis averages 4.7 per carry to 4.0 for Ricky, Ricky has been in the league longer
Cedric Benson rookie
Priest Holmes 8053 Not as many as Edge
now for the Auburn stats
Bo 2782
James Brooks 7962 yards, great player
Stephen Davis 7875
Rudi Johnson 3936
Caddy rookie
Ronnie Brown rookie
Given that the canes have probably 3 hall of famers on their list and possibly 3-4 10000 yard rushers, they are easily at #2. By the time its said and done, they will probably have 2 with more yards than OJ or Marcus Allen.
I can respect Bo and Earl for getting hurt, but I dont respect Ricky and Cedric for being headcase losers.
you forgot to put UT up there on the WR's list- Willie Gault, Carl Pickens, Alvin Harper, Kelley Washington
add to those Cedric Wilson, Eric Parker, Peerless Price.
UT's put a great deal of dl's in the league as of late as well. Darwin Walker, Constantine Ritzman, John Henderson, Albert Haynesworth. They've had quite a few db's too.
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Tennessee has to be in the top 10.
Manning, Lewis, Wilson, Little, Whitten.
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If you're talking about overall players in the leauge, they're tied for second at the moment. I think FSU was 1 and UF and UT were tied at 2.
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