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Phil Steele's pre-season power rankings
Posted on 6/27/24 at 2:19 pm
Posted on 6/27/24 at 2:19 pm
OU 7th.
1. Georgia
2. Ohio State
3. Oregon
4. Texas
5. Penn State
6. Alabama
7. Oklahoma
8. Notre Dame
9. Ole Miss
10. Miami
11. Utah
12. Michigan
13. Clemson
14. Florida State
15. Texas A&M
16. Virginia Tech
17. Oklahoma State
18. Iowa
19. Florida
20. LSU
21. SMU
22. Missouri
23. Louisville
24. USC
25. Wisconsin
1. Georgia
2. Ohio State
3. Oregon
4. Texas
5. Penn State
6. Alabama
7. Oklahoma
8. Notre Dame
9. Ole Miss
10. Miami
11. Utah
12. Michigan
13. Clemson
14. Florida State
15. Texas A&M
16. Virginia Tech
17. Oklahoma State
18. Iowa
19. Florida
20. LSU
21. SMU
22. Missouri
23. Louisville
24. USC
25. Wisconsin
This post was edited on 6/27/24 at 3:54 pm
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Posted on 6/27/24 at 5:04 pm to Soonerboomer1
Oregon has our old QB but what else?
PSU is not a name I have heard anything about for a long time
Bama without Saban is a question mark
Sooners return the most defensive production in the SEC and the offense is improved and we finally have a place kicker. If JA limits Interceptions the sky is the limit
PSU is not a name I have heard anything about for a long time
Bama without Saban is a question mark
Sooners return the most defensive production in the SEC and the offense is improved and we finally have a place kicker. If JA limits Interceptions the sky is the limit
Posted on 6/27/24 at 5:14 pm to Zgeo
I feel you are correct.
We all acknowledge the SEC strength, but Ole Miss has won 11 games in 2 out of the last 3 years there. OU everyone will admit has more talent than Ole Miss has had, although at QB in 2021, Matt C was an experienced and tough qb. But everywhere else, I would say OU has the talent to do what they did.
We all acknowledge the SEC strength, but Ole Miss has won 11 games in 2 out of the last 3 years there. OU everyone will admit has more talent than Ole Miss has had, although at QB in 2021, Matt C was an experienced and tough qb. But everywhere else, I would say OU has the talent to do what they did.
Posted on 6/29/24 at 1:52 pm to Soonerboomer1
2024 Manning Passing Academy: College quarterback top performers at Friday Night Lights
The 2024 Manning Passing Academy brought many of college football’s top quarterbacks to Nicholls State University in Thibodaux, La., for a multi-day event that included the camp’s annual Friday Night Lights competition.
Jackson Arnold – Oklahoma
Arnold’s play as a freshman proved his toughness outside the pocket, and the former 5-star had good zip on his passes at Friday Night Lights and had some nice deep ball throws. Arnold told On3 he feels much more confident entering Year 2 of college ball in Norman, and his arm talent showed in South Louisiana on Friday night.
With Cooper Manning on the mic and Peyton Manning and Eli Manning kicking off each event with their own throws, a group of more than 45 college quarterbacks warmed up with a Deep Ball Challenge before jumping into the main event – three throws ranging in yardage distance that required the participants to hit three moving golf carts before making a 40-plus yard throw on the run into the “Kaboom” net. Only three quarterbacks hit all three moving targets, and one took home the FNL Quarterback Challenge title in a one-ball sudden death competition that required the quarterbacks to hit one of two moving targets.
The night capped off with the “Cane’s Challenge”, where each quarterback got one attempt at throwing the football into a basketball hoop from 30-plus yards out. While the competition series didn’t provide a huge sample size, there were some quarterbacks who popped between warmups and the competition series.
Alphabetical order:
ON3 LINK
The 2024 Manning Passing Academy brought many of college football’s top quarterbacks to Nicholls State University in Thibodaux, La., for a multi-day event that included the camp’s annual Friday Night Lights competition.
Jackson Arnold – Oklahoma
Arnold’s play as a freshman proved his toughness outside the pocket, and the former 5-star had good zip on his passes at Friday Night Lights and had some nice deep ball throws. Arnold told On3 he feels much more confident entering Year 2 of college ball in Norman, and his arm talent showed in South Louisiana on Friday night.
With Cooper Manning on the mic and Peyton Manning and Eli Manning kicking off each event with their own throws, a group of more than 45 college quarterbacks warmed up with a Deep Ball Challenge before jumping into the main event – three throws ranging in yardage distance that required the participants to hit three moving golf carts before making a 40-plus yard throw on the run into the “Kaboom” net. Only three quarterbacks hit all three moving targets, and one took home the FNL Quarterback Challenge title in a one-ball sudden death competition that required the quarterbacks to hit one of two moving targets.
The night capped off with the “Cane’s Challenge”, where each quarterback got one attempt at throwing the football into a basketball hoop from 30-plus yards out. While the competition series didn’t provide a huge sample size, there were some quarterbacks who popped between warmups and the competition series.
Alphabetical order:
ON3 LINK
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