Lindy's Top 25

[Leftwich]

I'm glad to see WVU ranked.

 

[Sportsbuck]

Hmmmmmmmmmm..... Jahvid Best?

He is by far the nation's best running back.

 

[Sportsbuck]

CJ Spiller

Noel Devine

Jonathan Dwyer

Demarco Murray

And Best is better than all of them...

Best averaged over 8 yards a carry and ran for over 1500 yards, and 15 TD's, and led the nation in all-purpose yards last season.

 

[Buzzman]

And Best is better than all of them...

Best averaged over 8 yards a carry and ran for over 1500 yards, and 15 TD's, and led the nation in all-purpose yards last season.

you can take his dick out w/e you feel like it

 

[AJay]

FSU #18? Ehhh They might be in the twenty's.

 

[Sportsbuck]

you can take his dick out w/e you feel like it

lol I made two posts defending Best, your a dumbass.

 

[jaggles82]

Nice WVU is ranked, hope Devine tears it up.

hope he doesn't

 

[Leftwich]

hope he doesn't

Cry me a river when WVU destroy Cinnci this year.

 

[Obst]

you can take his dick out w/e you feel like it

Posting stats that show why he was the best running back in the nation last year doesn't classify as dick riding. That would be "OMG YOUR AN IDIOT, BEST IS SO GOOD!!". Buck simply was showing if you have 8 yards per carry as a feature back and lead the nation in all purpose yards then you have the right to be called the best running back coming into this season.

Best: 194 Carries. 1580 yards. 15 TDs.
Devine: 206 Carries. 1289 yards. 4 TDs.
Spiller: 116 Carries. 629 yards. 7 TDs.
Murray: 179 Carries. 1002 yards. 14 TDs.
Dwyer: 200 carries. 1395 yards. 12 TDs.

I rest my case.

 

[NAHSTE]

Down with LSU at 6.

 

[GhostIcon]

VTech at 5? I like.

 

[NAHSTE]

All-American First Team
Offense
QB- Tim Tebow, Florida
RB- Jahvid Best, California
RB- Jonathan Dwyer, Georgia Tech
WR- Dez Bryant, Oklahoma State
WR- Arrelious Benn, Illinois
TE- Jermaine Gresham, Oklahoma
C- Kris O'Dowd, USC
OL- Russell Okung, Oklahoma State
OL- Ciron Black, LSU
OL- Trent Williams, Oklahoma
OL- Adam Ulatoski, Texas
PK- Kai Forbath, UCLA

Defense
DL- Jerry Hughes, TCU
DL- George Selvie, USF
DL- Gerald McCoy, Oklahoma
DL- Terrence Cody, Alabama
LB- Brandon Spikes, Florida
LB- Rolando McClain, Alabama
LB- Mark Herzlich, Boston College
DB- Eric Berry, Tennessee
DB- Trevard Lindley, Kentucky
DB- Taylor Mays, USC
DB- Syd'Quan Thompson, California
P- Dereck Epperson, Baylor

Stud

All-American Second Team
Offense
QB- Sam Bradford, Oklahoma
RB- Kendall Hunter, Oklahoma State
RB- Noel Devine, West Virginia
WR- Julio Jones, Alabama
WR- Mardy Gilyard, Cincinnati
TE- Rob Gronkowski, Arizona
C- John Estes, Hawaii
OL- Brandon Carter, Texas Tech
OL- John Jerry, Ole Miss
OL- Rodney Hudson, Florida State
OL- Mike Johnson, Alabama
PK- Matt Bosher, Miami

Defense
DL- Jermaine Cunningham, Florida
DL- Antonio Coleman, Auburn
DL- Sergio Kindle, Texas (he was moved to dline this spring)
DL- Ndamukong Suh, Nebraska
LB- Sean Weatherspoon, Missouri
LB- Eric Norwood, South Carolina
LB- Rennie Curran, Georgia
DB- Morgan Burnett, Georgia Tech
DB- Kurt Coleman, Ohio State
DB- Joe Haden, Florida
DB- Kyle Wilson, Boise State
P- Zoltan Mesko, Michigan

Another stud. Atlanta area high schools represent! (both these guys destroyed my HS as quarterbacks)

 

[Woy]

you can take his dick out w/e you feel like it

Sportsbuck's right, you must have never watched Best. Amazing back.

 

[Woy]

Liking Penn State at 11. Not liking that Navarro Bowman isn't on either All-American team though,

 

[Woy]

Isn't he suspended?

Violated his probation, but not suspended. I heard this on College Football Live, I do believe.
I'll see if I can pull up a link.

EDIT: Here. http://blog.pennlive.com/bobflounders/2009/05/paterno_bowman_wont_miss_playi.html

 

[JeremyHight]

Spiller split carries with James Davis, who is now gone. Pat White got a ton of rushing yards which ate at Devine's numbers. Murray's stat-line is actually MORE impressive. And last but not least all of them played in a conference with better defense top to bottom than the Pac 10.

The ACC was arguably tied with the Big Ten for weakest conference last season and did you just say that the Big XII had a defense? Hahahahahah.... HAHAHAHAHAHA!

Did you just sim all of last season on NCAA or did you actually watch the games?

 

[Obst]

Yeah Jock Sanders, he is the backup to Noel Devine. He is going into his Junior year and last year he averaged 5.2 YPC. I think he could do well if he got around 10 carries a game, but he is just as small as Noel, listed at 5-7 174 lbs. Jarret Brown is also gonna take carries away from Noel this year, he ran 36 times last year and wasn't even the starting QB.

 

[Obst]

The only thing I have against your All-Americans is where is Jordan Shipley? He had 89 catches, over 1000 yards and 11 touchdowns last year and has Colt McCoy coming back to throw him the ball. I just feel like he has a way better chance at putting up great numbers this year opposed to Julio Jones. I would even say Shipley could be first time right now, I don't buy into the Benn hype as much as everyone else. Benn has 5 touchdowns in two years and hasn't had a 70 catch season yet. I think it's too early to be saying he is the next best thing.

 

[Sven Draconian]

I saw plenty of Best. I'm a Pac 10 guy (Oregon fan), and I never said the Big 12 had defense, just that Murray's stat-line was as impressive as Best's. And the ACC and Big 10 may have been weak conferences, but they had more good defenses than the Pac 10 for sure.

How is that statline more imporessive? 15 fewer carries, 578 fewer yards. 1 fewer TD. Was he going to rush for 35 yards a carry those last 15 carries? Even then, it would EQUAL Best.

I've never seen either of them play, but GTFO with that arguement.

 

[Sportsbuck]

Top Quarterbacks

1. Tim Tebow, Florida
Anything less than a third title and second Heisman = disappointment?

2. Sam Bradford, Oklahoma
Two-time national leader in passing efficiency

3. Colt McCoy, Texas
Vince Young won 30 game; Colt McCoy is at 32 with a chance at 46

4. Zac Robinson, Oklahoma State
Has all the tools around him to be as prolific as any of the top Qbs

5. Jevan Snead, Ole Miss
Could end up as the best pro on the list

6. Todd Reesing, Kansas
Has 13 300 yard passing games in the past two seasons

7. Max Hall, BYU
He's not big, but he's a cocksure leader who can rip through defenses

8. Dan LeFevour, Central Michigan
Nice pro prospect who will reach 10,000 yards early in the season

9. Jeremiah Masoli, Oregon
Dual threat came from nowhere last season, had a great spring

10. Terelle Pryor, Ohio State
Has to prove it; could be much higher (or lower) by end of the year

11. Juice Williams, Illinois
Led the Big Ten last year in total offense with 324.3 yards a game

12. Darryl Clark, Penn State
Can he be as productive without his all-senior receiver friends?

13. Robert Griffin, Baylor
Explosive speed, accuracy make him the perfect fit in Art Briles' offense

14. Case Keenum, Houston
Threw for 5,020 yards in 2008; should have more of the same in '09

15. Jack Locker, Washington
Can Steve Sarkisian turn him into "Tebow Northwest" as advertised?

16. Colin Kaepernick, Nevada
2008: Had a 397 yard passing game and a 240 yard rushing game

17. Tony Pike, Cincinnati
6-6 senior came on strong in the second half of last season

18. Matt Grothe, USF
Has thrown for more than 8,000 yards, rushed for more than 2,000

19. Russell Wilson, NC State
First team All-ACC as a frosh; only one INT in 275 passing attempts

20. Riley Skinner, Wake Forest
Fourth year starter helped Wake to 28 victories in past three seasons

21. Kellen Moore, Boise State
WAC Freshman of Year completed nearly 70 percent of his passes

22. Tim Hiller, Western Michigan
Enters season projected as a mid-round NFL Draft pick

23. Jimmy Clausen, Notre Dame
Has deep threats and veteran line... will breakout year be next?

24. Trevor Vittatoe, UTEP
Already up to 58 career TD passes, with only 16 interceptions

25. Aaron Corp, USC
Never even started, but it ain't easy just winning the Trojans' QB job

Right now, Terrelle Pryor over Darryl Clark, Russell Wilson, & Robert Griffin is just wrong.