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re: Way Too Early SEC Leader Prediction Thread
Posted on 1/18/14 at 10:47 am to hg
Posted on 1/18/14 at 10:47 am to hg
quote:Nick Marshall is about to have a whole off-season, spring, and summer to work with Duke Williams, Sammie Coates, RiCardo Louis, etc... Something he didn't have when trying to enroll in Auburn. He will also be in his second year with the system. There's nowhere to go but up.
Not when Marshall is your QB.
Also, Auburn will have the same dominant rushing game. Not quite as good due to the loss of the best running back in the SEC, Tre Mason, and a top 10 NFL Draft pick, Greg Robinson, but it will still be the best in the SEC. Cam Artis-Payne, Corey Grant, Racean Thomas, Peyton Barber, and Nick Marshall will all gets theirs.
With all that being said, it's going to be "pick your poison" with Auburn's offense this year. Load up the box and sell out to stop the run, or play safe and try to prevent the deep ball.
SEC FUUUUUUCKED.
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Posted on 1/18/14 at 11:05 am to TTsTowel
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Nick Marshall is about to have a whole off-season, spring, and summer to work with Duke Williams, Sammie Coates, RiCardo Louis, etc... Something he didn't have when trying to enroll in Auburn. He will also be in his second year with the system. There's nowhere to go but up.
Also, Auburn will have the same dominant rushing game. Not quite as good due to the loss of the best running back in the SEC, Tre Mason, and a top 10 NFL Draft pick, Greg Robinson, but it will still be the best in the SEC. Cam Artis-Payne, Corey Grant, Racean Thomas, Peyton Barber, and Nick Marshall will all gets theirs.
With all that being said, it's going to be "pick your poison" with Auburn's offense this year. Load up the box and sell out to stop the run, or play safe and try to prevent the deep ball.
SEC FUUUUUUCKED.
Not scared
And losing Tre Mason is a big deal. Kid was a beast.
Posted on 1/18/14 at 11:07 am to TTsTowel
Go ahead and laugh, but I'd put money on Wallace leading the league in passing yards.
He ended 2013 with something like 3346 yards. That was without an off-season to work on timing and arm strength (due to surgery, he didn't throw until fall ball.)
I simply don't seem him regressing. We all know replacing Moncrief will be tough, but that should be solved by sliding Treadwell outside (who could also lead the league in receiving.)
I mean, he was second in 2013 just behind JFF.
It could be him, Mauk, Thompson or maybe even Prescott. Those are your mos proven returning passing threats. I don't list Marshall because Gus won't throw it enough to get his numbers up, I don't think.
He ended 2013 with something like 3346 yards. That was without an off-season to work on timing and arm strength (due to surgery, he didn't throw until fall ball.)
I simply don't seem him regressing. We all know replacing Moncrief will be tough, but that should be solved by sliding Treadwell outside (who could also lead the league in receiving.)
I mean, he was second in 2013 just behind JFF.
It could be him, Mauk, Thompson or maybe even Prescott. Those are your mos proven returning passing threats. I don't list Marshall because Gus won't throw it enough to get his numbers up, I don't think.
Posted on 1/18/14 at 4:52 pm to TTsTowel
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Also, Auburn will have the same dominant rushing game. Not quite as good due to the loss of the best running back in the SEC, Tre Mason,
Hidden and subtle troll attempt, TT. We both know Hill is the best SEC back this past year. Just look at what he did to your defense in just the 1st quarter alone. He likely gets drafted first as well. His numbers at the combine are going to be insane.
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