SEC position rankings: Quarterbacks

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I am surprised that we are not last:

"10. Tennessee: Coach Lane Kiffin said earlier this week that the race between Jonathan Crompton and Nick Stephens was too close to call. Maybe they're more comfortable in this offense, but neither looked like an SEC quarterback last season."

SEC position rankings: Quarterbacks - SEC - ESPN
 
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After Florida and Ole Miss there is not much else. Everybody else is in the same boat. Ryan Mallet has a chance to be a stud and LSU has some good young prospects. This will be a defensive dominated season in the SEC.
 
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TheVol said:
After Florida and Ole Miss there is not much else. Everybody else is in the same boat. Ryan Mallet has a chance to be a stud and LSU has some good young prospects. This will be a defensive dominated season in the SEC.
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I you're right, I'm sure glad we got Monte! :dance2:
 
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We really need a QB BADLY! I wish Peyton would come coach QB's at UT at some point in time after retiring from the NFL, but I am afraid he will be an analyst on one of the Cable networks or something. It is not Feb. yet but here is to hoping that we bring in at least two hot shot QB's. I liked Clausen and Ainge for the most part, but not sure WHY we are not a school that is looked at by as many top flight QB's as we are at other positions like RB, WR and LB.
 
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TheVol said:
After Florida and Ole Miss there is not much else. Everybody else is in the same boat. Ryan Mallet has a chance to be a stud and LSU has some good young prospects. This will be a defensive dominated season in the SEC.
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Agreed but they have absolutely no OL.
 
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