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Old 04-11-2009, 05:55 PM
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I suppose you're talking 10 now. We have four of the Rivals top 100 committed. Including Matt Elam, a Percy Harvin kind of talent.
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Iron Bowl moved to Friday by CBS - al.com

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Default ESPN: Huskers '71 and Huskers '95 are the top TWO college football teams of all time

ESPN has put out a list of the top undefeated teams of all time, in all sports. #1 is 1970 Brazil World Cup Soccer, with #2 being a sarcastic reference to the 18-0 2007 Patriots, who of course went on to lose the Super Bowl. #3 and #4 are the 1995 and 1971 Nebraska Cornhuskers. Other Big 12 teams on the list are 2005 Texas at #10 and 1974 Oklahoma at #33.

Oh, the SEC did manage to squeak in with one mention, 1961 Alabama at #16.

Page 2: Connecticut Huskies join list of perfect teams - ESPN Page 2
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ESPN has put out a list of the top undefeated teams of all time, in all sports. #1 is 1970 Brazil World Cup Soccer, with #2 being a sarcastic reference to the 18-0 2007 Patriots, who of course went on to lose the Super Bowl. #3 and #4 are the 1995 and 1971 Nebraska Cornhuskers. Other Big 12 teams on the list are 2005 Texas at #10 and 1974 Oklahoma at #33.

Oh, the SEC did manage to squeak in with one mention, 1961 Alabama at #16.

Page 2: Connecticut Huskies join list of perfect teams - ESPN Page 2

I wonder if the results were based on anything?? How many people involved in the decision actually saw the 1961 Alabama team or the 1971 Nebraska team for that matter. In my opinion, a bunch of people at ESPN killing time and probably brain cells.
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I wonder if the results were based on anything?? How many people involved in the decision actually saw the 1961 Alabama team or the 1971 Nebraska team for that matter. In my opinion, a bunch of people at ESPN killing time and probably brain cells.
Hmm, somehow I'm betting you'd be saying something totally different if the Tide was holding down the first two spots instead of the Huskers.
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Hmm, somehow I'm betting you'd be saying something totally different if the Tide was holding down the first two spots instead of the Huskers.

Maybe??

Maybe we should look at the Tide's record against the Huskers to make that determination.
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Hmm, somehow I'm betting you'd be saying something totally different if the Tide was holding down the first two spots instead of the Huskers.
Only if we were stat freaks.


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Rivals.com Prospect Rankings

From Marcus Lattimore:

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Auburn offensive coordinator Malzahn is also a coach that has had success using two backs with his days at Arkansas with Darren McFadden and Felix Jones. Lattimore says that’s something that he and Seastrunk have talked about with Auburn and is a big selling point for the program at the moment.

“It just makes me feel good,” Lattimore says. “A running back can succeed in the offense. It has been proven today and with Darren McFadden and Felix Jones. Lache was telling me about it. Just the vision of me and him being back there at the same time would just be nasty.

“It’s definitely something we’ve talked about,” he adds. “It could explode if we went to Auburn. He said (his visit to Auburn) was the best experience he’s ever had. He had a good time. He loves all the coaches and he likes the offense. He’s just anxious to see what they’re going to do this year.”

Looking at Scout or Rivals, these are the top two RBs in the nation and practically equal to one another. Both were at A-Day today, I believe (obviously ML was), and Seastrunk is very high on Auburn at this point. This would be HUGE!
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Looking at Scout or Rivals, these are the top two RBs in the nation and practically equal to one another. Both were at A-Day today, I believe (obviously ML was), and Seastrunk is very high on Auburn at this point. This would be HUGE!
Yep, it would be HUGE if any program managed to sign all the prospects who show up at their spring game. Oh, and interviews WHILE they're there almost always result in positive comments - very few high school kids are going to dish on the school who's hosting them for a visit at the time of the interview.

I see Seastrunk has 13 schools on his current list and Lattimore has 16. Its a LONG time until National Signing Day next year. Heck, we have nearly half of the Rivals Top 10 including Nebraska on their list at the moment - about the same as Auburn - and neither school has a snowball's chance in hell of signing them all.
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Thought this was worth sharing.... nice piece and interesting perspective on the Huskers from the (Tide) folks at the Tuscaloosa News....
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Only I wasn't in Tuscaloosa, but Lincoln, Neb.

You can tell a lot about a city or town just by driving its streets. Here, you have to pass Old Dairy Road and then a couple of large silos (the food kind, the military ones left with the Air Force Base in the 1960s) to get to Cornhusker Highway. A glance to the south, toward the heart of the city, and one can't miss the large structure resembling a gateway.

Memorial Stadium doesn't have its name on the facade, just "Nebraska" and the five national championships _ 1970, 1971, 1994, 1995, 1997. The stands beyond each end zone extend higher than the sideline seats, and the announcer proudly proclaims it hosts "The greatest fans in all of college football."

Granted, just about every school boasts that, but it had a slightly different meaning Saturday because if any program has the one-up on Alabama for its spring football game it's Nebraska.

Just a handful of empty seats were keeping this from being a sellout, and unlike the Capstone, Cornhuskers fans paid to get in.

Seats sold for $10, and scalpers were getting at least $25 for decent seats. Despite rain in the area, only 7,000 tickets remained unsold the night before, most of which were snapped up in walk-up sales.

The announced crowd of 77,670 wasn't exaggerated (in comparison, this weekend's NCAA Gymnastics meet didn't even drawn 10,000 through the first two days and appeared destined to be the worst-attended ever). It came just short of last year's record 80,149, and marked the sixth straight year the Red-White Game attracted at least 54,000 fans.

All to watch an offseason practice.

Just to hear the answer, I asked someone on the way in what was the appeal. He looked at me as if I was an idiot.

"Well, it's the Huskers!" the fan boldly pronounced in a thick Midwestern accent.

Enough said.

It probably shouldn't surprise anyone. Nebraska's NCAA-record sellout streak, which dates back to 1962, is up to 297 games, with no signs of being snapped. The nearest pro teams in Kansas City are about a three-hour drive, while Lincoln's buildings and children alike have been named after football heroes.

Yes, they love the College World Series in nearby Omaha, the volleyball problem, and, fresh of its third NCAA title since 2004, Coach Bill Straub's bowling team was honored on the field after the first quarter.

But this is football country, only here it's known as "The Power of Red."

The tailgating started early and the streets were clogged with traffic. A prominent pregame video boasted of the program's largest figures and greatest successes. There were even mascots roaming the sideline (although the bobbing Lil' Red is a little creepy).

Yes, there are numerous similarities to Alabama, even though the teams haven't played since 1978. They're the unequaled kings of spring, each will play Virginia Tech this season (Alabama at the Georgia Dome on Sept. 5, while Nebraska visits on Sept. 19), and both have won a national championship by beating the other in a bowl game (Alabama 1965, Nebraska 1971).

It's probably just a matter of time until they collide again.
http://walsh.tuscaloosanews.com/defa...p?item=2365613

I did get a bit of a chuckle about the reference to the "thick Midwestern accent" since Omaha is the call-center capital of the country, precisely because of the LACK of accents in the midwest - as opposed to the deep south, known for its heavy accents.
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Old 04-25-2009, 05:06 PM
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Congrats to Matthew Stafford on his 41 million dollar contract and the first first round pick.
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...that was just guaranteed money, right? i believe his contract was actually nearly double that amount. he could literally ride the pine for a season and retire and still live a pretty great life.
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His contract is for $72 million I believe. Otto is correct, over half is guaranteed.
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I was going on what I was told I hadn't looked it up yet. Thats a nice check. What was Harvins and Morenos?
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I was going on what I was told I hadn't looked it up yet. Thats a nice check. What was Harvins and Morenos?
I assume your question about Moreno and Harvin is about contracts. They were just drafted today and unless their teams work some crazy magic, they certainly haven't signed a contract yet. Probably not for several months.

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The Buckeyes had 95,722 at their Spring Game today. That's what 80 degree weather in a city where they live Buckeye football will get ya.

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Old 04-26-2009, 04:29 AM
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I assume your question about Moreno and Harvin is about contracts. They were just drafted today and unless their teams work some crazy magic, they certainly haven't signed a contract yet. Probably not for several months.
and Stafford was drafted today also and he has a 72 million contract, so why couldn't they?
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It has been a recent trend (2-3 years now) where the top draft pick will negotiate a contract prior to the draft. As that is the ONLY pick that can be guaranteed for the selecting team, they are usually the only player to be given this opportunity.
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What Otto said... most Rookies will participate in their team's NFL Rookie camp within the next week. It would be surprising to see any other 1st rounders signed by that time. A majority sign within a few weeks of Summer Training camp.
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I dont follow the NFL so I am completely ignorant to how the draft even works. I turned it on this weekend only because there were so many Dawgs in it.

The SEC rocked the house followed closely not by the Big 12 as Dallas would hope but the ACC.
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No problem Dawg. I hate to say I do follow it since my favorite team is a total embarrassment. The draft was definitely interesting this year.
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Seeing as how the Raiders picked the dude from Maryland over the more upsided Crabtree baffles me. I really don't keep up with the NFL, aside from former Auburn players, but that one left almost everyone scratching their heads. Good for San Fran, of course... but I'm sure Raiders fans can't be happy.
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Default ESPN/Scout predicts 9 of Top 10 draft picks for next year from Big12!

Todd McShay of ESPN/Scouts has published an early "Mock Draft" for 2010, and projects 9 of the Top 10 draft picks to be from the Big 12, with the lone outsider being from USC.

Hmmm, what is happening to that dominant SEC?

QBs Sam Bradford and Colt McCoy are high in Todd McShay's early 2010 mock draft - ESPN
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Sure is funny how your talking about next years draft a when the draft that just happened wasnt good for the big 12 at all. Who was number one? Thats right the SEC. Where was the big 12 sure wasnt second. That belonged to the ACC.
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Sure is funny how your talking about next years draft a when the draft that just happened wasnt good for the big 12 at all. Who was number one? Thats right the SEC. Where was the big 12 sure wasnt second. That belonged to the ACC.
Well, we're talking about the players who are going to be playing this fall for our colleges, right? The draft that just happened is yesterday's news if you're a college football fan, vs. NFL. Projections for 2010 draft speak more to what we should be seeing this fall in college ball, don't you agree?

By the way, I'm thrilled for Stafford - he's a local Dallas area kid, glad to see him having such success!
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Well, we're talking about the players who are going to be playing this fall for our colleges, right? The draft that just happened is yesterday's news if you're a college football fan, vs. NFL. Projections for 2010 draft speak more to what we should be seeing this fall in college ball, don't you agree?

By the way, I'm thrilled for Stafford - he's a local Dallas area kid, glad to see him having such success!
I put very little stock in anything that says mock. Especially this early in the season, Oh wait we havent even had a game yet.
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I put very little stock in anything that says mock. Especially this early in the season, Oh wait we havent even had a game yet.
Hey, I wouldn't bet my life that the 10 in that list will end up being the 10 top draft picks by draft day either. Of course its way early in the year - but unless we're going to wait to discuss ANYTHING until opening weekend, then discussing the potential for this year's players and teams is about the most relevant thing to talk about, wouldn't you say? After all, the name of the thread is "2009 College Football."
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Scout.com just put out four interesting lists - Running Back U College Only, Running Back U College & Pro, QB U College Only and QB U College and Pro.

Scout.com: Running Back U. - The Best College RB Schools

Scout.com: Running Back U. - Top All-Around RB Schools

Scout.com: Quarterback U. - The Best College QB Schools

Scout.com: Quarterback U - The Top All-Around QB Schools

Only three schools appear on all four lists - Nebraska, USC and Miami.
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I think the USC-AUB debate will keep running for years to come with regards to RBU. The sad thing is that recently USC has loaded their program with blue chip RBs to the point that it's going to eventually be a turn-off to go there. As of last season, they had 11 RBs on the roster that were 4-star or higher coming out of HS over the course of 2-3 years.

Looking at just the past three decades, I don't think it's really a contest. But then again, you can't really argue with Marcus and Reggie and all of the others that have worn the cardinal and gold.
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so what do yall think about UT signinging the rapist
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Given the gross nature and details of the rape and Hood's involvement, I don't have the words to express what I felt about him being signed. Talented? Sure. Worth a scholarship? Perhaps he's changed. I'm typically a person who gives the benefit of the doubt and feels that people are worth second chances. For Hood, I don't feel this is the case.
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whats strange is the vicitim is coming out for him. Whats even funnier is that theyve lost 11 scholarship players since the orange white game.
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I think the USC-AUB debate will keep running for years to come with regards to RBU. The sad thing is that recently USC has loaded their program with blue chip RBs to the point that it's going to eventually be a turn-off to go there. As of last season, they had 11 RBs on the roster that were 4-star or higher coming out of HS over the course of 2-3 years.

Looking at just the past three decades, I don't think it's really a contest. But then again, you can't really argue with Marcus and Reggie and all of the others that have worn the cardinal and gold.
The "USC-AUB debate"??? Where did you get that? There's a whole lot more schools in the mix and in any debate other than just USC and Auburn.
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so what do yall think about UT signinging the rapist
The way things are going in Knoxville, I wouldn't be surprised if that dumb ass Lane Kiffin is run out of town before the season even starts.
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Hey, I wouldn't bet my life that the 10 in that list will end up being the 10 top draft picks by draft day either. Of course its way early in the year - but unless we're going to wait to discuss ANYTHING until opening weekend, then discussing the potential for this year's players and teams is about the most relevant thing to talk about, wouldn't you say? After all, the name of the thread is "2009 College Football."
I'm ready to talk about the 09 season. UF is locked and loaded. The entire defense, both first and second string, is returning. We've got some talent to cover for Percy Harvin. And so far, the recruiting class for 10 is shaping up to be killer. About three and a half months to go?
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The "USC-AUB debate"??? Where did you get that? There's a whole lot more schools in the mix and in any debate other than just USC and Auburn.
With regards to RBU? It has really only been Auburn and USC for many, many years now. Throw in recent additions of Reggie and LenDale at USC and Carnell and Ronnie at Auburn and it makes the debate even more solid than a decade ago. Perhaps this debate is different out in the midwest, but it's been a long time since any other school has been mentioned in that particular debate, to be honest.
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With regards to RBU? It has really only been Auburn and USC for many, many years now. Throw in recent additions of Reggie and LenDale at USC and Carnell and Ronnie at Auburn and it makes the debate even more solid than a decade ago. Perhaps this debate is different out in the midwest, but it's been a long time since any other school has been mentioned in that particular debate, to be honest.
Maybe its really only been Auburn and USC around Auburn fans and in Auburn country, but certainly not everywhere else, that's for sure! Those articles I linked above are pretty good proof of that - look at all the other schools talked about - and one of the two RB lists shows neither Auburn or USC in the top 2.
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Otto I have to agree you need to lay down that orange coolaid for a while. Its been a five years since AU was mentioned in anything real good.
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I have to admit that AU seems to get more than it's fair share of good running backs. And that may be even more true after we see the 2010 recruiting class.

But let's get off Auburn and just hate on Lane Kiffin. That's much easier.

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I have to admit that AU seems to get more than it's fair share of good running backs. And that may be even more true after we see the 2010 recruiting class.

But let's get off Auburn and just hate on Lane Kiffin. That's much easier.

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"more than its fair share" I wouldn't disagree with - but to claim that the only debate is Auburn vs. USC in that regard - is really slurping the kool-aid, as Dawg says!

As for UT and Lane Kiffin and antics, I confess I probably wouldn't know about it out here except for you guys - sure sounds bad there though, glad I'm not a UT fan!

On a side note - interesting that there are TWO major schools known as "UT", and both of them are orange - Tennessee and the one everyone out here means when they mention UT - Texas.
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