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re: Which SEC team has the most weapons on offense?
Posted on 8/23/10 at 11:19 am to liferedeemed
Posted on 8/23/10 at 11:19 am to liferedeemed
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LSU - Jordan Jefferson will cripple whatever offense weapons are there. Sorry, but coaching and QB will lead to a mediocre season for LSU. Miles would love to replace Rich Rod, but I don't know if he will get the chance.
Interesting.....can't wait to see how this year plays out. We will have a good idea, I think, in 2 weeks when they play UNC.
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Posted on 8/23/10 at 12:29 pm to CreoleAubie
CLEAR #1: Arkansas.
They have Childs, Wright, and Adams as proven WRs.
DJ williams might be the best receiving TE in the conference.
They have a number of good RBs.
And they have a guy that could be a top 10 pick at QB.
How is the answer not CLEARLY Arkansas?
Other teams with an argument?
#2 Alabama:
Hanks, Jones, and Maze are proven WRs.
Richardson and Ingram are the best RB duo in the country.
#3: South Carolina
Jeffery, LeCorn, Gurley, and Barnes are all solid at WR, and Jeffery could be a super star.
Lattimore, Maddox, and Miles are solid SEC RBs.
Saunders might be the most talented TE in the whole conference.
Garcia is a threat to run and throw, sometimes to the other team, but always a threat.
After that, LSU, UF, UGA, and even UK could all make an argument.
They have Childs, Wright, and Adams as proven WRs.
DJ williams might be the best receiving TE in the conference.
They have a number of good RBs.
And they have a guy that could be a top 10 pick at QB.
How is the answer not CLEARLY Arkansas?
Other teams with an argument?
#2 Alabama:
Hanks, Jones, and Maze are proven WRs.
Richardson and Ingram are the best RB duo in the country.
#3: South Carolina
Jeffery, LeCorn, Gurley, and Barnes are all solid at WR, and Jeffery could be a super star.
Lattimore, Maddox, and Miles are solid SEC RBs.
Saunders might be the most talented TE in the whole conference.
Garcia is a threat to run and throw, sometimes to the other team, but always a threat.
After that, LSU, UF, UGA, and even UK could all make an argument.
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