SEC RBs... tiered.

I think some AU back will come close, but not totally convinced it's CAP. He's the best bet, but who knows until we get it going.

I think Corey Grant will be a 1,000+ yard rusher.

Collins had 1,000 last year. Williams was close, with over 900. It's certainly not "too tough" a feat for him to reach a 1,000. Carrier distribution will determine most of it.

Arkansas will have 2 thousand yard backs this year, IMO.

If you don't have a line, forget about a 1000 yards.

Have to like Bama's stacked corps.

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Jonathan Williams, Arkansas

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Had 900 yards last year. He should get 1,000 this year.

Jaylen Walton had 900 yards as a third string sophomore last season...of course he is overlooked

If you're quantifying RBs by total yards, I have no problem with Magee or Fournette not being in your top two tiers. Harder to get those total yards when you're sharing caries as much as everyone expects these two guys will.

Your tiers suck

You missed Leonard Fournette, you know the guy who is the best rb prospect in years. He might not start right away but he'll be the hoss sooner rather than later. He could come in and be the beset back in the SEC.

Mizzou has three backs with the potential to be 1,000 yard rushers. It depends on if one of the three sets himself apart and gets enough carries.

Last season for Mizzou:

Henry Josey: 174 attempts, 1166 yards, and 6.7 ypc
Russell Hansbrough: 114 attempts, 685 yards, and 6.01 ypc
Marcus Murphy: 92 attempts, 601 yards, and 6.53 ypc

Hansbrough and Murphy are back. Sophomore Morgan Steward will get a bunch of carries too. Murphy is going to split time between RB and playing the slot this year, so Hansbrough could be that guy that gets 150+ carries.