re: Who replaces Amari Cooper as the most dominant WR in the SEC?

Typically, I'd look at a post title like that and start calling 31 flavors of bullshite - and I'd still dispute whether he's "the most dominant WR in SEC history". All that said, I gotta admit, that guy can flat out play. It's pretty rare that a WR from a team that isn't a passing juggernaut get as much pub/press as Cooper, and it is absolutely deserved. Think of his numbers had he played at a Clemson or aTm or some other pass happy offense.