Rivals Power Rankings by Position

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KCVolLaw

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Rivals position power rankings were released today:

College Football Power Rankings

Notice how MSU's Dixon is brand new to the list after rushing for 108 yrds against UT. Also notice that Arian Foster is nowhere to be found after rushing for 139 yrds, more yards than the whole MSU team combined...sigh
 
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KCVolLaw said:
Rivals position power rankings were released today:

College Football Power Rankings

Notice how MSU's Dixon is brand new to the list after rushing for 108 yrds against UT. Also notice that Arian Foster is nowhere to be found after rushing for 139 yrds, more yards than the whole MSU team combined...sigh
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That list has Felix Jones a little low and where's CJ Spiller?
 
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they did get something right with putting lucas taylor in for the first time at 19th...ainge at 11th is a little dissapointing. Also, Hefney dropped out (as he should IMO)
 
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Another interesting stat is that although UT has only allowed what 2 or 3 sacks this season to lead the nation, not one single OL made the list....bogus is an understatement of this guys list....
 
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VolfanMike said:
Another interesting stat is that although UT has only allowed what 2 or 3 sacks this season to lead the nation, not one single OL made the list....bogus is an understatement of this guys list....
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certainly agreed
 
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VolfanMike said:
Another interesting stat is that although UT has only allowed what 2 or 3 sacks this season to lead the nation, not one single OL made the list....bogus is an understatement of this guys list....
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Have only allowed 2. And one of those was Crompton late in the Southern Miss game.


Amazingly Ainge hasnt been sacked since the first quarter of the Cal game. WOW.
 
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For those pissed off they didn't get to see the MSU game, it's gonna start at 7:00 Central on Turner Sportsouth.
 
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KCVolLaw said:
didn't you hear...stats are everything
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It sure seems that way. I guess if being as good as Kliff Kingsbury, Sonny Combie, and BJ Symons is what you're after then go ahead because just look at how great their NFL careers have evolved,
 
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TennesseeFan07 said:
It sure seems that way. I guess if being as good as Kliff Kingsbury, Sonny Combie, and BJ Symons is what you're after then go ahead because just look at how great their NFL careers have evolved,
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Harrell is better than all 3 of those, he might actually be a decent quarterback in another system. He COULD end up being a backup somewhere in the NFL eventually. He is the first T Tech quarterback I have seen in the Leach era that wasn't entirely a product of the system.
 
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