The thing that separates the two is the "it" factor we like to call it in sports. Dak appears to be a great leader and a winner. Relph didn't appear to have any special qualities I would look for in a champion. I do still have questions about his accuracy as a passer that will be answered this fall.

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Posted by engie

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Posted on 4/20/14 at 11:11 pm to BlackCloud

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The thing that separates the two is the "it" factor we like to call it in sports. Dak appears to be a great leader and a winner. Relph didn't appear to have any special qualities I would look for in a champion.

Quality of receivers is another big difference. Relf threw to a bunch of midgets that were young and inexperienced for the most part. Our average WR height next year in the 3-deep for Dak will be taller than Relf's biggest target in his 2 years as starter...

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Posted by Oxford

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Posted on 4/20/14 at 11:21 pm to BlackCloud

Ole Miss and State both have a ceiling of 9 wins. If either of the "bottom dwellers" can make a move it'll be OM. Prescott is the most overhyped dual threat quarterback in the country. Questionable decision making with a slightly above average skill set. His arm is mediocre and the accuracy is meh. His size is the only thing that's intriguing, I'd be surprised if he runs under a 4.8. There's a reason he was a three star prospect.

Not a Bro Wallace homer either, but he will have better numbers when the season concludes. Ole Miss has superior skill players and the better defense. I really don't think it's debatable.

It's a very real possibility State will finish with the better record in 2014 considering their OOC schedule plus their rival from the east, Kentucky.

OM
Boise State
Louisiana-Lafayette
Memphis
Presbyterian

Ms. State
Southern Miss
UAB
AT South Alabama
Kentucky
UT Martin

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