re: Ranking the SEC offenses by scoring for this upcoming year. Whatcha got?

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Your improper use of punctuation is almost as good as that other idiots misspellings. I make a little bit more than the 18,000/yr that was quoted earlier. I feel sorry for you poor people though...

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Grammar boom

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Yeah, its not like we have a QB that has played a down in the SEC yet.




FIFY

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You do realize that the last three national champions had first year starting SEC QBs don't you?

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You do realize that the last three national champions had first year starting SEC QBs don't you?

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BOOOM ka fricking BOOM

gumps are more retarded than ever right now

Are you in here talking to yourself?

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For me:

1. Bama - Oline will make this happen
2. Georgia - Weak schedule
3. Lsu - Not as many defensive scores
4. Arky - No Petrino, new play caller
5. Tennessee - Dooley needs a 5th yr
6. Missouri - will adjust and get to play East defenses
7. Florida - should improve under new OC
8. Aggies - Intro to SEC defenses 101
9. Miss St - still got to play 2 of the top 5 defenses in the nation
10. S. Carolina - maybe should be higher
11. Auburn - see Miss St, and gotta see the defense off the field more first
12. Vandy - Arrogance of Franklin won't cut it again, takes a step back
13. Kentucky - Calipari's back for another yr
14. Ole Miss -

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IMO USC should again be in the 30+ points per game range, if not higher. It's hard for people to realize due to the fact that we won the most games ever in our program's history last season, that we dealt with QB drama for the majority of the season, had injury and depth issues with our OTs all season, and lost our top offensive producer around mid-season...

Now, the stellar support that QB Connor Shaw and RB Brandon Wilds gave in stepping up to take crucial roles for us helped us to bridge those issues: it certainly wouldn't have been unreasonable for far worse to have happened.

This season, we now have a confident and experienced QB, and will have a deep and experienced RB position. Our OL overall is projected to be better than 2011, with a slight drop-off in experience but a substantial increase in depth of talent.

The WR position has some concern only because we struggled to find other consistent contributors beyond Jeffery, and Jeffery is gone. But we're still returning the majority of the receiving yardage and TDs, and have some stellar talent there as well to find new targets..

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People put way too much stock in Petrino calling the plays. We still have the SEC's best QB and (statistically) the SEC's best RB. We'll score even if we use Fayetteville High's playbook. Not to mention it's still Petrino's playbook...being called by his blood relative...

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Yep, I've long been saying that when Coach Spurrier finally retires, that we go hire his cousin Melburn Spurrier, who lives in Bedford, TN. IMO he'll run Coach Spurrier's run n' gun to perfection....

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Yep, I've long been saying that when Coach Spurrier finally retires, that we go hire his cousin Melburn Spurrier, who lives in Bedford, TN. IMO he'll run Coach Spurrier's run n' gun to perfection....

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Ole' Melburn got any head coaching experience at the D1 level? Paul does

arkansas offense is ineffective against lsu and alabama but third place in the west isnt bad

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So... which is it? 1) He is great and you're blowing smoke out of your arse now, or 2) he isn't that great and you were blowing smoke out of your arse then?

And for clarification, by "your arse," I mean your collective arse as a fan-base.

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I'm saying his playcalling isn't the difference between a 2 loss season and a 4-5 loss season. Especially when we are still using his playbook being called by someone who probably helped him put it together and used the same playbook for half a decade.