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nwaneri and stone both left for the same reasons. they weren’t productive their first season and were told their nil would be cut. others are still willing to pay.

mizzou is hesitant about jackson cantwell for the same reason who is another guy that hasn’t played great competition but has a sky high ceiling. how do you justify making him the highest guy at his position when you think they are still few years away from being an sec caliber starter?

of course, mizzou addressed the nwaneri situation by bringing in two more proven guys wilson and johnson while oklahoma appears to be broke

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Shaping up to be a 100-12 type score.

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looking more like 120-12 now

mizzou, kansas, and arkansas gonna be in the same region

i haven't caught up with the thread yet, but i wanted everybody to know that this guy's defense two years ago held their opponents to 15.2 ppg on their way to a state championship. pretty good. i don't know if davis has even won a state championship before

when exactly did kelly lose his eye for defensive talent? were his defenses at notre dame just a prodject of their schedule or what?

it is nice that we have a coach that does have an eye for things like that, so we don't need to worry every time an assistant leaves

they have a system that awards points to each transfer. a four star that barely missed out on getting a fifth star is worth a lot more points than a four that was almost a three star.

oregon only got ten transfers, but is still #4 in the rankings. they also have the highest average highest rating by almost a point

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Actually I live in Overland Park, Ks

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ahh, so you're an a-hole

Breakdown:

Bama: 4 players
Texas: 4
Georgia: 3
Mizzou: 2
LSU: 2
Florida: 1
South Carolina: 1
Ole Miss: 1
Tennessee: 1

priest was stuck behind williams at texas, who had 4,000 rushing yards and 52 rushing tds his last two seasons as a longhorn. when he got to the nfl, he was a raven the same time as 2,000 yard rusher jamal lewis. it wasn't until he went to the chiefs that he didn't have the guy blocking him from becoming the guy

im sure howard, who mizzou had already beat last season, would have done excellent against with the approximate 0.1 milliseconds he would have had to drop back and throw the ball before being sacked