2010 draft watch: Top 10 running backs
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Your statement doesn't make sense at all
that's because it was supposed to be taken as a joke. we have tons of guys from top 25 programs. i thought that was obvious.
that's because it was supposed to be taken as a joke. we have tons of guys from top 25 programs. i thought that was obvious.
Well I missed that. I didn't sense any sarcasm there. My fault.
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Blount has 0% chance of being a Brown with Mangini's system.
Gerhart would be a great compliment to Harrison/Davis with one of our extra late seconds/third.
Plus, he went to Stanford. That definitely fits the Mangini mold.
Blount has 0% chance of being a Brown with Mangini's system.
Gerhart would be a great compliment to Harrison/Davis with one of our extra late seconds/third.
Plus, he went to Stanford. That definitely fits the Mangini mold.
I wouldn't say 0%, but i agree it is probably pretty low.
Another back i like who isn't on the list is Montareo Hardesty of Tn....I think he will be a pretty good pro back
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http://www.rolltide.com/sports/m-footbl/mt...ram_mark00.html
this kid took over the game against a decent gamecock d........as link states comes from good genes........his dad was a bad man back in the day
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Your statement doesn't make sense at all
that's because it was supposed to be taken as a joke. we have tons of guys from top 25 programs. i thought that was obvious.
that's because it was supposed to be taken as a joke. we have tons of guys from top 25 programs. i thought that was obvious.
Maybe we should go for someone from a non Top 25 program. Some of our best runners in history have not been top 25:
Jim Brown, Syracuse (though that program had a bigger profile in his day than it does now), Leroy Kelley, Morgan St., Marion Motley spent time at both South Carolina St. and the University of Nevada. Mike Pruitt went to Purdue (more of a QB than a RB school). Of course Greg Pruitt went to Oklahoma which is certainly big time. Ernest Byner went to East Carolina. Kevin Mack went to Clemson. Jamal Lewis went to Tennessee. So, a good RB can come from just about anywhere.
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No doubt Gipper....but in the modern era..recruiting is much more refined..not as many gems fall through the cracks to smaller schools.
If everybody had like minds, we would never learn. -
That video makes spiller look like football jesus
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No doubt Gipper....but in the modern era..recruiting is much more refined..not as many gems fall through the cracks to smaller schools.
No doubt Gipper....but in the modern era..recruiting is much more refined..not as many gems fall through the cracks to smaller schools.
It would be interesting say to take last year's All Pros and where they went to school. Here is the list:
Drew Brees Purdue
Peyton Manning Tennessee
Adrian Peterson Oklahoma
Clinton Portis Miami, Fla.
Michael Turner North. Illinois
DeAngelo Williams Memphis
Madison Hedgecock North Carolina
LeRon McClain Alabama
Larry Fitzgerald Pitt
Andre Johnson Miami, Fla.
Steve Smith Utah
Wes Welker Texas Tech
Tony Gonzales Cal
Jason Witten Tennessee
Ryan Clady Boise St.
David Diehle Illinois
Jordan Gross Utah
Walter Jones Florida St.
Jason Peters Arkansa
Michael Roos Eastern Washington
Joe Thomas Wisconsin
Kris Delman Indiana
Alan Faneca LSU
Steve Hutchinson Michigan
Kevin Mawae LSU
Shaun O'hara Rutgers
Chris Snee Boston College
David Stewart Mississippi St.
Justin Tuck Notre Dame
Kris Jenkins Maryland
Haloti Ngata Oregon
Albert Haynesworth Tennessee
Kevin Williams Oklahoma St.
John Abraham South Carolina
Jared Allen Idaho St.
Julius Peppers North Carolina
James Farrior Virginia
Ray Lewis Miami, Fla.
John Beason Miami, Fla.
Patick Willis Ole Miss
DeMarcus Ware Troy
James Harrison Kent St.
Joey Porter Colorado St.
Terrelle Suggs Arizona St.
Antoine Winfield Ohio St.
Charles Woodson Michigan
Nnamdi Asamugha Cal
Cortland Finnegan Samford
Quinton Mikell Boise St.
Troy Polamalu USC
Adrian Wilson NC. ST.
Nick Collins Bethune-Cookman
Ed Reed Miami, Fla.
John Carney Notre Dame
Stephen Gostkowski Memphis
Donnie Jones LSU
Shane Lechler Texas A&M
Clifton Smith Fresno St.
Leon Washington Florida St.
Here is the breakdown for the above:
Big Ten All Pros: 7
SEC All Pros: 11
Big 12 All Pros: 4
ACC All Pros: 13
Conf. USA All Pros: 2
Big East All Pros: 2
Pac 10 All Pros: 5
WAC/MWC All Pros: 7
Notre Dame All Pros: 2
Misc. smaller schools (including MAC): 7
To further break it down you have the following schools with more than one All Pro:
Miami, Fla. 5
Tennessee 3
LSU 3
Memphis 2
North Caro. 2
Utah 2
Cal 2
Boise St. 2
Fla. St. 2
Michigan 2
Notre Dame 2
all other schools have just 1
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Spiller is the next Tomlinson. How can you pass on him?
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Spiller is the next Tomlinson. How can you pass on him?
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Spiller is the next Tomlinson. How can you pass on him?
Chickenwang said:
Spiller is the next Tomlinson. How can you pass on him?that would be really easy. we already did it once.
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