September 8, 200917 yr Author We'll have to see if Pryor can ever single handedly beat a top 5 team like Young did on more than 1 occasion. He isn't at that point yet, but he will be.
September 8, 200917 yr I have to say I was very impressed with UK's play Saturday. Ok St was better than I expected. Cobb was the most impressive player I got to see. It'll take a few weeks before we can see what a lot of teams are really made of.
September 8, 200917 yr I'm adding Cincinnatti to this list for the show they put on against the Rutgers. Pike had a heck of a ball game completing almost all of his passes for just shy of 400 yards.
September 8, 200917 yr Yes they did, but I was just impressed by the way they came out and handled business. I mean they won a game they were supposed to early in the year, yet last season they were losing to a Wyoming team who won 4 games, and went 1-7 in the Mountain West. So yes, I was impressed. Pryor made a few mistakes, but he is also a sophomore starting in his first ever season opening game. He is going to improve tremendously. He has a solid arm and he makes big plays with his feet. He isn't a Tebow or Bradford, but he is going to mold into a Vince Young type player, the college Vince Young hopefully. As for your statement on Cobb, I don't believe he could be a top WR in the country, but in the SEC he could be. He has a lot of potential and upside, but I don't see him being a guy who can get you 1,200-1,400 yards, and 12-15 TD's like the best wide outs do. Don't you think if a guy can be one of the best receivers in the SEC, That he should be considered one of the best in the country? I mean because that means he would be getting done against some of the best and fastest defenses in the country.
September 8, 200917 yr Yes they did, but I was just impressed by the way they came out and handled business. I mean they won a game they were supposed to early in the year, yet last season they were losing to a Wyoming team who won 4 games, and went 1-7 in the Mountain West. So yes, I was impressed. . They beat up on a team that is in its first unrestricted year in the BCS. Not impressed.
September 8, 200917 yr I would not be surprised if Michigan is playing in the Rose Bowl. Are you talking about this season?
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September 8, 200917 yr How in the world Terrelle Pryor's name got in this thread is beyond me. I wonder the same thing, I'm kind of getting tired of hearing about his potential. I'd like to see him come out and do something.
September 8, 200917 yr From this years first Saturday of games. Teams: Navy, Tennessee, Oklahoma State, Baylor, and Cal. Players: Decker(Minnesota), Crompton(Tenn), Pryor(Ohio State), Jarrett Brown(W. Virginia), and Jonathan Dwyer(G. Tech) I don't think UT was impressive at all, they played a weak (D-I) team in wku and then ran the score up late. Lane "minor infraction" Kiffen will get some pay back when they play the gators.
September 8, 200917 yr I wonder the same thing, I'm kind of getting tired of hearing about his potential. I'd like to see him come out and do something. I agree. He obviously has potential, but this thread is for players performing on the field. He certainly did not shine in the Navy game.
September 8, 200917 yr I agree. He obviously has potential, but this thread is for players performing on the field. He certainly did not shine in the Navy game. For once OR, I agree with you. :lol:
September 9, 200917 yr Author Don't you think if a guy can be one of the best receivers in the SEC, That he should be considered one of the best in the country? I mean because that means he would be getting done against some of the best and fastest defenses in the country. A.J. Green and Julio Jones are the best two wide outs in the SEC, yet many don't believe they are top wide outs in the country. Cobb is no where near those two guys and I don't think he ever will be. I mean he would be a top 5-7 wide out in the conference, but that would make him about a top 20-30 wide out or lower in the country.
September 9, 200917 yr A.J. Green and Julio Jones are the best two wide outs in the SEC, yet many don't believe they are top wide outs in the country. Cobb is no where near those two guys and I don't think he ever will be. I mean he would be a top 5-7 wide out in the conference, but that would make him about a top 20-30 wide out or lower in the country. Who doesn't think those guys aren't top wide outs in the country?
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