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By seasons end Wells will have over 1,200 yards rushing and around 12 touchdowns.

Louisville 47-13

Ray Rice- 25 rushes 184 yards 3 touchdowns. Daren McFaden- 24 rushes 151 yards 1 rushing touchdown 1 recieving. John David Booty- 21 of 32 206 yards 3 touchdowns 1 interception. Pat White- 10 of 18 192 yards 2 touchdown passes 97 rushing yards 2 rushing touchdowns. Steve Slaton- 16 rushes 109 yards 3 touchdowns. Brian Brohm- 16 of 21 375 yards 5 total touchdowns. Colt Brennan- 34 of 40 416 yards 6 touchdowns. Ian Johnson- 18 rushes 128 yards 3 touchdowns. Mike Hart- 23 rushes 188 yards 3 touchdowns. I know thats a long list but those are pretty much the front runners. With Michigan getting beat that does hurt Hart a bit but those are still some nice numbers. Out of all of those Booty and Slaton didn't play too well. Rice, Brohm and Brennan looked pretty good. Looks like Brennan is off for another 5,000 yard 50 touchdown season.

Michigan is in a lot better shape than Notre Dame. Michigan has the talent to come back and win around 9,10 11 games. While Notre Dame doesn't, and with the talent they have they could win around 4,5 or 6 games. Tough loss for Michigan but they can and will bounce back. Notre Dame is in for a long, long ride this season.

It's the first game of the season Boeckman's first real game. Once Wells gets in the flow he will rush for over 1,200 yards. Hartline and Robiskie will both have big numbers. The D is one of the best in the country. Laurinitas is one of the best defensive players in the nation as well as Jenkins. As the season goes on they will get better, and give Penn State, Wisconsin and Michigan a run for the Big 10 championship. No one expects Ohio State to win a national championship but a double digit win season after what all they lost isn't to bad either.

If G Tech can easily handle Notre Dame by beating them by over 30 points, then I don't want to see what Penn State, Michigan, UCLA, USC and Boston College will do to them. I see them going 5-7 or 4-8.

Nebraska-34 Wake Fprest-21

True. In college basketball someone someone like Kentucky could get beat by a non ranked team and fall back 5-8 spots in the rankings. But in football if a top 10 team gets beat by a non ranked team they fall back to the 20's or out of the top 25.

Kentucky-31 Kent State-17

Wow, sad to see him leave the Jags. Leftwich is just 27 he has atleast 5-7 maybe 8 good years left in him. Like to see him go to Kansas City or maybe Minnesota. Some good teams need a good qb.

It is time.

I can't wait to see Boeckman play against Penn State, Wisconsin and Michigan.

1. Not anytime soon. Michigan has three games against ranked teams. If Carr cant beat atleast one of those three teams then I would say he is gone. And if they get beat another time like this, say to a Illinios, Purdue, or Minnesota, then he will be gone. And once mid November rolls around and Ohio State comes to town, if Carr can't beat the Buckeyes in Ann Arbor then he will be gone. 2. I think they will rebound, there to good not too. Hart will have another huge year over 1,400 yards and 20 touchdowns, Henne will have a good year over 3,000 yards passing and around 30 touchdowns. How Michigans D holds down the season will matter most. Henne, Hart, and Manningham can have big games like today but if that D can't hold up it doesn't even matter. 3. The Big 10 is a pretty solid confrence. Of course the SEC is the most dominant confrence but the Big 10 is right behind them. Ohio State, Michigan, Penn State, and Wisconsin. Having four teams in the top 25 is pretty big for one confrence. The SEC has 6 teams in the top 25, the Big 12 has 4 teams.

I am sure there will be a lot of shirts made after this one :banana:

Exactly. And Ohio State lost their best QB, HB, and WR. While Michigan brought all three of theres back.

True but im just saying as the year goes by he will be getting better and better and so will everyone else around him. Ohio State should win 10-11 games this year. Boeckman was a pretty good qb in highschool, he was a 3 star recruit.

Exactly. For them to come back and work hard and everything is gone after a game in which they should have won. And those three all had good games. Henne threw for over 230 yards, Manningham had 69 yards receiving and Hart rushed for over 185 yards.

Michigan is done for the year.

At Washington isn't going to be an easy game. Washington just beat Syracuse 42-12 with their running back running for 3 touchdowns and almost 150 yards. The games at Minnestora and Purdue wont be easy either or the home game against Michigan State. Boeckman had a heck of a game today no one expected this guy to do that. And yeah its Youngstown State not USC or Notre Dame or anyone amazing but still, throwing for over 200 yards and 2 touchdowns is pretty good while filling the shoes of a heisman trophy winner.

For Cal to beat Tennessee they will need big games from Longshore and Jackson. I don't see it happening. Tennessee-31 California-20

Kentucky-35 Eastern Kentucky-21

Reyes stats- .307 avg 8 homeruns 46 rbi 84 runs and 55 steals. Players I would say are overal better than Reyes... Ichiro- .348 avg 5 homeruns 48 rbi 83 runs and 32 steals. A-Rod- .301 avg 39 homeruns 114 rbi 106 runs and 13 steals. Magglio Ordonez- .355 avg 19 homerunes 98 rbi and 87 runs. Albert Pujols- .311 avg 24 homeruns 75 rbi and 70 runs. Hanley Ramirez- .342 avg 20 homeruns 58 rbi 89 runs and 37 steals. David Wright- .306 avg 22 homeruns 74 rbi and 74 runs. Those are some players I would put ahead of Reyes.

So did I.

Douglas and Urrutia will be a deadly combo this year, they should both bring in 10 or more touchdowns and over 1,000 yards each.

Darren McFadden- 1,647 rushing yards 15 total touchdowns. last season. Colt Brennan- 5,549 passing yards,58 touchdowns last season. John David Booty- 3,347 passing yards 29 touchdowns last season. Steve Slaton- 1,744 rushing yards 18 total touchdowns last season. Briam Brohm- 3,049 passing yards 16 touchdowns last season. Ian Johnson- 1,714 rushing yards 25 touchdowns last season. PJ Hill- 1,569 rushing yards 16 total touchdowns last season. Ray Rice- 1,794 rushing yards 20 touchdowns last season. Thats my list in no order.