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re: The Gamecocks might have just locked up the off season NC
Posted on 7/27/17 at 9:32 am to Porter Osborne Jr
Posted on 7/27/17 at 9:32 am to Porter Osborne Jr
You know nothing 
Unproven or not, those are good numbers for both of them for freshmen years
Unproven or not, those are good numbers for both of them for freshmen years
This post was edited on 7/27/17 at 9:35 am
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Posted on 7/27/17 at 10:16 am to CNB
Eh, we'll see.
Depends on whether anyone shares my beliefs that certain SEC teams run a chance of having a coach driven implosion in any given year.
In the east, I could see fiascos happening with Butch Jones, and/or Stoops.
It wouldn't surprise me if Kentucky won the east his year. But if they do win, it will be because of a qb (Johnson) they recruited as an afterthought.
I also think McElwain (is he an "I" or "E" man? can never remmber) will be canned eventually. I don't think he recruits well enough for Florida considering the teams they count as their real rivals (FSU, Georgia, Alabama, FSU, etc).
So I dunno. Take winning all the games we should win, and not making mistakes against some others that are in a similar situation talentwise.
Just talking about my take, as long as Butterteeth is at Florida I'm not... existentially threatened? That a good way to put it?
Georgia on the other hand worries me more. We don't know if Smart is going to be the next Meyer/Saban type, but he recruits well enough to be.
He'd worry me a lot more if he went to a spread offense. They literally have Cam Newton, Lamar Jackson types coming out of that state every year. Anyone who runs a pro set offense when they have the type of athlete Georgia produces in bulk is crazy.
I wonder what Tom Herman or Urban Meyer could do with that gig? Zero chance either will be in Athens (unless something weird happens), but you still have to wonder.
Depends on whether anyone shares my beliefs that certain SEC teams run a chance of having a coach driven implosion in any given year.
In the east, I could see fiascos happening with Butch Jones, and/or Stoops.
It wouldn't surprise me if Kentucky won the east his year. But if they do win, it will be because of a qb (Johnson) they recruited as an afterthought.
I also think McElwain (is he an "I" or "E" man? can never remmber) will be canned eventually. I don't think he recruits well enough for Florida considering the teams they count as their real rivals (FSU, Georgia, Alabama, FSU, etc).
So I dunno. Take winning all the games we should win, and not making mistakes against some others that are in a similar situation talentwise.
Just talking about my take, as long as Butterteeth is at Florida I'm not... existentially threatened? That a good way to put it?
Georgia on the other hand worries me more. We don't know if Smart is going to be the next Meyer/Saban type, but he recruits well enough to be.
He'd worry me a lot more if he went to a spread offense. They literally have Cam Newton, Lamar Jackson types coming out of that state every year. Anyone who runs a pro set offense when they have the type of athlete Georgia produces in bulk is crazy.
I wonder what Tom Herman or Urban Meyer could do with that gig? Zero chance either will be in Athens (unless something weird happens), but you still have to wonder.
Posted on 7/27/17 at 11:31 am to Porter Osborne Jr
Why don't you add interceptions, completion percentage and yards per attempt? Bentleys comp % is about 10% higher with about a 1 yard per attempt higher average than Eason.
This post was edited on 7/27/17 at 11:37 am
Posted on 7/27/17 at 12:17 pm to USCGamecocks
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Why don't you add interceptions, completion percentage and yards per attempt? Bentleys comp % is about 10% higher with about a 1 yard per attempt higher average than Eason.
Go right ahead if you want to list all of that. I only did games that they played against the same opponent.
This post was edited on 7/27/17 at 8:56 pm
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