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re: Your top 5 SEC players since 7 in a row started (2006)
Posted on 5/16/13 at 5:37 pm to Monticello
Posted on 5/16/13 at 5:37 pm to Monticello
I can only pick 5, makes it a bit difficult.
IMO first is Tebow. A contributing factor to 2 National Championship teams and the main driving force behind 1 of them. Also won the Heisman. While there are people who had better single seasons than him, as far as career goes, he's number 1 in my book.
Second is Darren Mcfadden IMO. Dude was unbelievable, ran all over some absolutely incredible defenses and did it all without having a passing game to take pressure off of him. Best college running back since Sanders.
Those are the only two that I think have unarguable spots on the list.
That said, I think Cam belongs third on the list for having quite possibly the best single season in college football history in 2010. The only reason I could make an argument for him not to be on the list is that he played for only 1 season, but that argument is dumb.
After that I'm not really sure who to put. Peterson, Manziel, Mathieu, Green, Jones, Harvin, Spikes, Fairly, Richardson, Ingram, Clowney, Dorsey, and many others all have legit cases to be on that list.
I can't really decide, so I went the homer route
4. Dorsey
5. Peterson
IMO first is Tebow. A contributing factor to 2 National Championship teams and the main driving force behind 1 of them. Also won the Heisman. While there are people who had better single seasons than him, as far as career goes, he's number 1 in my book.
Second is Darren Mcfadden IMO. Dude was unbelievable, ran all over some absolutely incredible defenses and did it all without having a passing game to take pressure off of him. Best college running back since Sanders.
Those are the only two that I think have unarguable spots on the list.
That said, I think Cam belongs third on the list for having quite possibly the best single season in college football history in 2010. The only reason I could make an argument for him not to be on the list is that he played for only 1 season, but that argument is dumb.
After that I'm not really sure who to put. Peterson, Manziel, Mathieu, Green, Jones, Harvin, Spikes, Fairly, Richardson, Ingram, Clowney, Dorsey, and many others all have legit cases to be on that list.
I can't really decide, so I went the homer route
4. Dorsey
5. Peterson
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Posted on 5/16/13 at 5:55 pm to Wolfpacleader
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IMO first is Tebow. A contributing factor to 2 National Championship teams and the main driving force behind 1 of them. Also won the Heisman. While there are people who had better single seasons than him, as far as career goes, he's number 1 in my book.
If AJ wins a Heisman does he top Tebow?
Does winning 3 straight championships put him there anyways?
This post was edited on 5/16/13 at 5:57 pm
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