“I’m staying home, I’m a wolverine” pic.twitter.com/gPpNYusH1e
— Braiden McGregor (@BraidenMcgregor) May 25, 2019
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Top QB’s for 2019 (Lindy’s):
— CFB Home (@CFBHome) May 25, 2019
1 Trevor Lawrence-CLEM
2 Tua Tagovailoa-ALA
3 Jake Fromm-UGA
4 Jalen Hurts-OKLA
5 Justin Herbert-ORE
6 Sam Ehlinger-TEX
7 Shea Patterson-MICH
8 Adrian Martinez-NEB
9 D’Eriq King-HOU
10 Jordan Love-USU
11 Justin Fields-OSU
12 Mason Fine-UNT
Top OG’s for 2019 (Lindy’s):
— CFB Home (@CFBHome) May 25, 2019
1 Ben Bredeson-MICH
2 Shane Lemieux-ORE
3 Tre’Vour Wallace Sims-MIZZ
4 Parker Braun-TEX
5 Tommy Kraemer-ND
Top OT’s for 2019 (Lindy’s):
— CFB Home (@CFBHome) May 25, 2019
1 Andrew Thomas-UGA
2 Alex Leatherwood-ALA
3 Walker Little-STAN
4 Jon Runyan-MICH
5 Prince Tega Wanogho-AUB
6 Trey Adams-WASH
7 Calvin Throckmorton-ORE
8 Ezra Cleveland-BOISE
9 Tristan Wirfs-IOWA
10 Alaric Jackson-IOWA
Top OLB’s for 2019 (Lindy’s):
— CFB Home (@CFBHome) May 25, 2019
1 Micah Parsons – PSU
2 Anfernee Jennings-ALA
3 Isaiah Simmons-CLEM
4 Kenneth Murray-OKLA
5 Darrell Taylor-TENN
6 Malik Harrison-OSU
7 K’Lavon Chaisson-LSU
8 Khaleke Hudson-MICH
9 Michael Pinckney-MIA
10 Blake Gallagher-NW
Top CB’s in 2019 (Lindy’s):
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1 Paulson Adebo-STAN
2 Bryce Hall-VIR
3 CJ Henderson-FLA
4 Cameron Dantzker-MSU
5 Lavert Hill-MICH
6 Kristian Fulton-LSU
7 Trevon Diggs-ALA
8 Troy Pride-ND
9 Jaylon Johnson-UTAH
10 Damon Annette-OSU
11 Mark Gilbert-DUKE
12 AJ Terrell-CLEM
Top Safeties in 2019 (Lindy’s):
— CFB Home (@CFBHome) May 25, 2019
1 Grant Delpit-LSU
2 Andre Cisco-SYR
3 Caden Sterns-TEX
4 JR Reed-UGA
5 Julian Blackmon-UTAH
6 Alohi Gilman-ND
7 Xavier McKinney-ALA
8 Richie Grant-UCF
9 Jordan Fuller-OSU
10 Josh Metellus-MICH
11 Myles Bryant-WASH
12 Brad Stewart-FLA
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Vert’s size is killing him
Shea can easily move up to #5. Hurts isn’t that good, and I like Shea better than Ehlinger
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As noted below, Hurts was already as good a passer as a true freshman as Patterson was as a junior.
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As with all things, was he as good of a passer? Or was he just on a better team with more weapons? Barry Sanders and Emmitt Smith both ran for a lot of yards, but Sanders was a better running back who didn’t have the advantage of playing with Troy Aikman, Michael Irvin, and a host of awesome offensive linemen.
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Even if you want to trot out some exotic advanced stats to prove he wasn’t, the point remains that as a true freshman, he had stats comparable to Patterson’s as a junior, and he’s had two more years to improve.
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Very cool scene with McGregor. Harbaugh, like Beilein, seems to have surrounded himself with young energetic assistants who can recruit. In the era of full support staffs, strength training teams, and ‘analysts’ this is absolutely the right approach.
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Shea Patterson should ranked higher than #7. But time will tell. 🙂
And he has Jalen Hurts too high.
Ed Warinner has accomplished a lot with Jon Runyan. It seemed there was only negative talk about Jon Runyan before Ed Warinner started working with him. Now he has a list of awards.
(https://mgoblue.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=19070) .
Who knows how many awards he will get this year.
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Any QB for Oklahoma is probably going to put up huge numbers.
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That’s probably true. But I don’t think Jalen Hurts has the passing abilities that Baker Mayfield and Kyler Murray have. But can run like a TB.
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Maybe not, but I’m betting Oklahoma is not afraid to let hm loose and use his talent to the fullest. His passing stats as a true freshman were comparable to those of Shea Patterson as a junior.
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I’m skeptical about the rationale of Jalen Hurts’ skeptics.
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These are all bad bets but the least bad is Hurts.
I would say Hebert except half of voters will never see him play.
https://247sports.com/LongFormArticle/Heisman-Trophy-Vegas-odds-2019-Tua-Tagovailoa-Trevor-Lawrence-Adrian-Martinez-129631711/#129631711_16
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I liked how OL has become a position of strength. There was a time when we were hoping that Runyan and Bredeson wd become passable linemen.
At the same time, it is quite impressive that Iowa has always managed to spot lowly rated TE and OL and turn them in great prospects. Last year was the TE duo. This year, they have two good tackle.
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