top 25 QBs in NCAA 07

#3
#3
(allvol@15 @ Jun 2 said:
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poor ainge...
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sorry to break it to you but i doubt after last year's events, that ainge is even in the top 50 or 60 quarterbacks in the nation.
 
#4
#4
He'll be top 50. I think they'll give him some decent stats, but just make his composure real low.
 
#5
#5
The game has an editor.................... :biggrin2:

Composure 99 Arm Strength 99 Accuracy 99............ :blink:
 
#9
#9
(Orange-Neck @ Jun 3 said:
Quinn is overrated, but I guess that comes with the territory when at Notre Dame
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Drop the Notre Dame hate for a second (I have it too). Nobody looks better than Brady Quinn going into this season.
 
#10
#10
(milohimself @ Jun 3 said:
Drop the Notre Dame hate for a second (I have it too). Nobody looks better than Brady Quinn going into this season.
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i have to agree even though i hate them

i wonder when they'll do top RB's and wide receivers?
 
#11
#11
Wide receivers - It's hard to say because so many of the nations best receivers from last season were seniors and/or have departed for the NFL. Dwayne Jarrett from USC and Calvin Johnson of Georgia Tech will probably be the two best receivers in the game. The best receiving group will probably belong to Hawaii, with a great young pair of receivers in Davone Bess and Ryan Grice-Mullen. Good receivers will probably be few and far inbetween in NCAA 07.

Runningbacks - Adrian Peterson and Marshawn Lynch lead the group here, no question. Big Ten also ought to be leading the way with top running backs this year. Tyrell Sutton from Northwestern, Albert Young of Iowa and Antonio Pittman of Ohio State will all be good ones. Yvenson Bernard of Oregon State had a breakout season in '05 and should have a good rating.
 
#12
#12
(milohimself @ Jun 4 said:
Wide receivers - It's hard to say because so many of the nations best receivers from last season were seniors and/or have departed for the NFL. Dwayne Jarrett from USC and Calvin Johnson of Georgia Tech will probably be the two best receivers in the game. The best receiving group will probably belong to Hawaii, with a great young pair of receivers in Davone Bess and Ryan Grice-Mullen. Good receivers will probably be few and far inbetween in NCAA 07.

Runningbacks - Adrian Peterson and Marshawn Lynch lead the group here, no question. Big Ten also ought to be leading the way with top running backs this year. Tyrell Sutton from Northwestern, Albert Young of Iowa and Antonio Pittman of Ohio State will all be good ones. Yvenson Bernard of Oregon State had a breakout season in '05 and should have a good rating.
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i think pittman will have a good rating, your right
any opinions on defensive players or defenses as a whole?
pozlusny will be the best linebacker.. but who else on defense?
 
#14
#14
(volsfan711 @ Jun 4 said:
leak is not the 4th best QB in the nation
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Really? Where would you put him? Look at the rest of the field. I don't know exactly where Leak should fall, but I'd put money down to say he's one of the 5-6 best out there.
 
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