I have no idea how accurate this list of SEC post-spring position rankings for quarterbacks will turn out to be, but if it’s anywhere close, what does it say that LSU is third? Or that Georgia is sixth?
I’m thinking the conference better have some very stout running backs this season.
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Our QB situation being middle-the-pack gives a woeful indication on the SEC signal callers this season. Funny Scarborough didn’t even mention Ramsey.
I’m surprised Lock didn’t list higher…I know he struggled last year but I thought he showed the tools for potential…now with experience and off season practice I thought he would get more consideration.
I notice SC is at the bottom…Boom has a huge hump to get over his first season.
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“Joshua Dobbs is the smartest guy in the room”
VFLs
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Well, yeah, in THAT room..
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May not be an impressive list, but its ahead of last year’s group. No Maty Mauk, no Treon Harris, and Trevor Knight is more than likely better than what A&M had last year. Only one team (MSU) gets worse at the position. Everyone else is either better or in a holding pattern.
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I see Alabama and Arkansas also taking a step backward at QB.
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So lemme get this straight: Two years ago Jacob Coker, at Bama, was ranked first or close despite never having taken a meaningful snap there and never having taken a meaningful snap at FSU. OTOH Jacob Eason, at Georgia, is no better than sixth. Izzat right?
Hokay.
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Sniffer and I think you’re looking in the wrong room
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Coker was going to win the Heisman in 2014 and then Blake Sims played the whole season. I don’t think the media was quite as bullish on Coker prior to the 2015 season.
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That was the same year they robbed Jeff Driskel of the Heisman
http://fansided.com/2014/04/28/sec-football-top-2014-heisman-trophy-candidates-team/5/
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Brandon Russell is the new Jeff Driskel.
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Sounds about right, post-spring, but I expect it’ll change during the season.
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God almighty, Muschamp was dumb as SHIT to go to South Carolina. At this rate, he’ll end up coaching defense at Northwest South Carolina or somewhere.
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