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A lot of question marks heading into next year, who will be the top 5?

My take:


1.Jeremy Johnson- NFL talent, will put up a ton of yards under Gus (could possibly eclipse 4,000 total yards). Will mask deficiencies at receiver.

2. Dak Prescott- Expect a slight drop off due to loss of three veteran offensive lineman. Still surrounded with weapons, including the best receiver in the league.

3.Patrick Towles- Under-appreciated because of where he plays, and some might expect a decline due to the departure of his OC, but dude can make any throw. can move well in the pocket and extend plays, will have Kentucky in thick of east race (not a joke).

4.Josh Dobbs- Will finally be the man, taking all of the first team snaps spring/summer/fall, extra reps as starter may finally give the Vols a chance to get back to Atlanta.

5. Kyle Allen- Needs to get bigger, but has chance to thrive with the mass of talent at the skill positions Aggie has put together. Very impressive what he did this year after being thrust into action as a true freshman.

Thoughts?

fair question, but as previously mentioned, tate, cam and mason have all proven themselves outside of gus. despite his numbers this year, i think cap was definitely the weakest of all those mentioned. au unfortunately upgrades next year at rb

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Can't believe I forgot about David Pollack...who came in as a very lightly recruited fullback, then switched to DE where he became UGA's 2nd 3-time all american as well as a 1st round draft pick.

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and then he discovered teh booger sugar

ponamsky is your typical fanboy

sabear, your threads,

UAB

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and never have a Neyland

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yea, tiger stadium is 10x better than that piece of dung

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they've got a good chance to slide in the tourney, but is that really the goal now

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well, yes

most top programs in the league recruit at an elite level, if you arent top 10 then go ahead and quit. also:

best thing going on in the sec is the charade that is butch jones