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re: Enough is enough already. Definitive Chubb vs Fournette info inside
Posted on 5/13/15 at 3:38 pm to NGATiger
Posted on 5/13/15 at 3:38 pm to NGATiger
Is there even a single person that thinks LF is better than NC that isn't an LSU fan?
Apparently the argument is that LF is the best RB in the SEC but:
1) Doesn't get enough carries - Les Miles' fault
2) Defenses loading against the run - QB fault
3) Georgia plays easier defenses in the east - LSU bad luck
Why stop there though? Maybe Chubb just has better stats because his O-line is better? Maybe they have a better playbook?
Apparently the argument is that LF is the best RB in the SEC but:
1) Doesn't get enough carries - Les Miles' fault
2) Defenses loading against the run - QB fault
3) Georgia plays easier defenses in the east - LSU bad luck
Why stop there though? Maybe Chubb just has better stats because his O-line is better? Maybe they have a better playbook?
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Posted on 5/13/15 at 3:40 pm to dbeck
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Is there even a single person that thinks LF is better than NC that isn't an LSU fan?
I know a Bama fan and a UGA fan IRL that think so, but they are unicorns.
Posted on 5/13/15 at 3:42 pm to dbeck
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Is there even a single person that thinks LF is better than NC that isn't an LSU fan?
Probably not, but we can all agree on two things:
1. Fournette >>> Williams
2. Fournette >>> Collins
Well, maybe just the second. But still.
This post was edited on 5/13/15 at 3:43 pm
Posted on 5/13/15 at 3:43 pm to dbeck
Chubb had a far better year, but I'm not ready to crown him the better talent. It took Fournette a while to get used to the college game and he really started to grown into himself towards the end of the year.
Plus I'm sure this has been stated already in this thread, but LSU often doesn't ride the hot hand. LF7 will go off, and then he doesn't touch the ball for over a quarter. LSU is again going to have crazy talent in the backfield so Chubb might top him again, stats wise, but the SEC is going to see a very much improved and even scarier Fournette in 2015.
Plus I'm sure this has been stated already in this thread, but LSU often doesn't ride the hot hand. LF7 will go off, and then he doesn't touch the ball for over a quarter. LSU is again going to have crazy talent in the backfield so Chubb might top him again, stats wise, but the SEC is going to see a very much improved and even scarier Fournette in 2015.
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