re: Biletnikoff Watch List is out — WRU leads America again

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Man, good for them. It's rare in such a testosterone-fueled sport like football that two grown men can find comfort in each other's embrace.

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The homos (I was born in ‘35 and that’s what we called them) on this board I’m seeing are mostly Gumps. I wonder why the Tide has such a high % of homo posters like this Star Wars Homo Puke SKYCRAPPER we have here.

Puke doesn’t realize that special “chemistry” can exist between a QB and WR. When a QB is in desperation, he often throws while looking toward his go to guy.

Puke here wants to show his homo @$$ Out and play PRETTY BOY.

Yelp is appropriate — Birmingham homo bars for Puke

Al’s on Seventh Street has the most stars!

You’ll get more YELP for your buck there lololololol

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Pokeytiger think that football offenses were invented in 2019.

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And you’re laughing! Laugh at this!

Go down the list and show me a Natl Champ with 60 TDs passing

This is a Biletnikoff Award thread

Do you laugh at 44-16? How about 42-25!

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I'm under the impression that you legitimately think you're funny and witty. That's very sad.

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Dementia in really old people is actually kind of sad

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I mean Najee had more receiving TDs than Waddle too.

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His point was we actually used our TEs last year unlike Bama. Moss and Sullivan had 67 receptions last season, Bama's Top 2 TEs had 18 receptions.

As well as CEH in passing game at RB. He had 55 catches. Najee had less than haf at just 27 catches. The 2nd most catches at RB were pretty even between us at 10 for TDP and 11 for Robinson.

Our base formation and the one we used by far the most was Top 3 WRs, Top TE and Top RB. We didn't rotate a ton at WR, guys like McMath and Dillion saw a lot of snaps with Brennan as opposed to coming in with Burrow. They did play some certainly with Burrow, but opportunities very limited when Burrow had all his chemistry for most part with Chase, Marshall and Jefferson.

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Well our starting TE was out for most of the season with neck surgery so that’s probably why.

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Probably so.

Doesn't change the point that the #4 WR at Bama was playing a lot more than the #4 WR at LSU.

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Well our starting TE was out for most of the season with neck surgery so that’s probably why.

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I dont think you still get it. We used our TE and RB way more in pass game, taking catches away from a potential 4th receiver. You used a 4th receiver more as you used your TE and RB way less, we used our starting TE/RB way more, that's the point.

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It’s almost like you played more games and threw more than us.

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Our Top 2 TEs had more than three times as many catches as yours (almost 4x) and CEH had more than twice as many catches as Najee.

Now, without looking it up, I'm almost 1000000% certain we didn't throw the ball more than close to twice as much as Bama. This isn't hard math stuff here. It's not really arguable we used our RB/Te way more in pass game than Bama and it wasn't close, limiting opportunities for a 4th WR. On top of us using a typical formation of Top 3 WR, top TE and top RB the very grand majority of the time with not much rotation at the receiver spot.

You guys used a 4th WR a lot, we did not, but if you look at our 4th and 5th WR catches compared to Basma 4th and 5th WR catches, it's very close to Bama as you basically didnt have a 5th WR.

Great Link — Kudos!

I see no LSU back on the Doak Walker list despite an LSU RB leading the SEC rushing with over 1400 yards.

Same schitt as last season lololololol

Find Clyde Edwards Helaire on this list

You won’t find him.

Some things never change

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WRU just put two on the Biletnikoff Watch List

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Yes. Yes, we did.

SEC RBs on the Doak Walker watch list....

Rakeem Boyd, Ark
James Cook, UGA
Eric Gray, TN
Najee Harris, BAMA
Kylin Hill, Ms State
Larry Roundtree III, Mz
Isiah Spiller, TAMU
Zamir White, UGA
DJ Williams, AU

The SEC has 9 on the John Mackey (TE) award....
Kyle Pitts, FL
Arik Gilbert, LSU
Tre McKitty, UGA
Carl Tucker, Bama
Justin Riggs, UK
Kenny Yeboah, OM
Daniel Parker, Mizzou
Jaylon Wydermyer, TAMU
Nick Muse, USCe

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