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  • Woy
    RIP West
    • Dec 2008
    • 16372

    #46
    Originally posted by Sportsbuck
    I don't know what to think.

    Yeah, Denard has put up some sick stats, but he's done it against UCONN and ND... lets not pretend he's playing Alabama, or even Wisconsin at that. He doesn't face a legit defense until Michigan State, then has Iowa, and Penn State after that. If he's putting up half those numbers on the ground and not turning it over through the air, then my opinion will change.

    Like I said, Denard has played outstanding so far. But he's done it against two horrible defenses.

    BTW, your other mistake besides Harris was Pryor.
    This is exactly what I would have said. I'm not going to buy into the Denard hype until he plays a legit defense.



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    • NAHSTE
      Probably owns the site
      • Feb 2009
      • 22233

      #47
      Patrick Peterson was limited on returns this week. Credit to Vandy's punter for some boomers.

      Stevan Ridley handled himself well today, 17 carries for 158 yards. He's got 240 yards in two games, add him to the list. Oh and Russell Shepard upped his TD total to 3. Add him to the list also.

      Yeah, LSU be cheesin'.

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      • NAHSTE
        Probably owns the site
        • Feb 2009
        • 22233

        #48
        Oh and big Drake Nevis had five tackles and 2.5 sacks. Add him to the list.

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        • Colonel Angus
          No longer a noob
          • Jan 2010
          • 1935

          #49
          John Clay has 4 rushing TD's through these first 2 games despite limited snaps. They're saying he's still not 100% after offseason surgery on both ankles, so the other backups have been sharing the snaps.

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          • Fox1994
            Posts too much
            • Dec 2008
            • 5327

            #50
            Originally posted by Sportsbuck
            I don't know what to think.

            Yeah, Denard has put up some sick stats, but he's done it against UCONN and ND... lets not pretend he's playing Alabama, or even Wisconsin at that. He doesn't face a legit defense until Michigan State, then has Iowa, and Penn State after that. If he's putting up half those numbers on the ground and not turning it over through the air, then my opinion will change.

            Like I said, Denard has played outstanding so far. But he's done it against two horrible defenses.

            BTW, your other mistake besides Harris was Pryor.
            Pryor played lights-out against Miami. And, as I see it, these preliminary lists don't have any mistakes... They're like the polls, players go up, down, or completely fall off based on their week-to-week performance.

            Harris and Pryor both had potential to be Heisman candidates. Harris had a weak game, Pryor played strong.

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            • Cody
              GOAAAAL
              • Jul 2010
              • 1910

              #51
              Its almost safe to put Shoelace in the heisman race.

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              • Maize
                Senior Member
                • Jan 2010
                • 1912

                #52
                1. Kellen Moore
                2. Ryan Mallett
                3. Terrelle Pryor
                4. Patrick Peterson
                5. Ryan Broyles
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