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This is untrue for most if not all teams in college football. With the key word being needed. I do fear other team targeting JT a little more now. Not that they wouldn't already. This injury does give cause for worry, but the worry will only be realized if other events happen around it. Take...

while true, would it not be better for him to have a higher completion percentage? A lot of that 49% wasn't simply bombs, some were bad throws.

This is not the correct method of comparison, not to mention Sagarin ratings are comparative ratings so where teams are at the beginning of this season has little bearing on how they'll finish. You can't compare 2015 Alcorn State with 2015 WCU, Pres, and Elon. In 2011 Western Carolina finished...

personally i would say similar to slightly better. The SWAC is just not a good football conference, but Alcorn was very good in it and returned nearly everybody especially on O.

This is true but this Alcorn State team is significantly better than WCU, Presbyterian, and Elon.

JT outduels early Heisman front-runner (for no reason whatsoever) Watson JT outduels early favorite for ACC Offensive PotY (after Watson's failure against GT) Marquise Williams JT outduels late blooming Heisman candidate Brad Kaaya in Miami JT and the D knock Chubb out of Heisman talk JT wins...

I'm encouraged that Laskey survived the first wave of 10 from the Rams.

This depth chart is one of the best I've seen since 2006.

don't matter haz Watson 2 fill in.

you act as though millions of flag football teams aren't able to get these things down across the country every year. The hand-wringing about the A-Backs has reached Y2K levels.

I disagree that being academically ineligible is a punishment (I know I said suspension and semantics earlier in the thread). The coach and team had no say in whether or not he played. A punishment would be like what I'm describing, he could start, but I don't think he will for games 1 and 2...

agreed, but it's also not like Jabari has any in-game film playing DT. Right now Gamble does, so how is it fair to just insert Jabari over Gamble at a position he's never played in his life over guys who remained eligible and helped the team on the field last season (not overlooking Jabari's...

TBH I know saying this kind of thing is sill considering all Burnett has accomplished here and in the NFL, but I really think this is a given and then some. AJ Gray is the real deal.

I guess I can't continue to edit things on this board so I'll just rest my case by adding Michigan State this season to the list of teams that replaces its top 2 WR and top 2 RB's and is considered top 5.

I'm confused. If we were top 10 last season and now we're 16 that is a negative. I think we're ranked about right, and poised to move forward. I'm going to go look back at your question regarding replacing running backs and WR. I think you'll be surprised at how often it happens that skill...

most of the comments that mention us seem to indicate confusion from other fans at our inclusion. I don't understand why people feel replacing skill position players is so terrible. If you look around the country most of the best teams year-in and year-out have stud freshman at the skill...

semantics in my opinion. He put himself in a position to be removed from competition. That type of thing should not be something someone just walks back from and waltzes into a starting role IMO. I recognize the work he did to get back, but I also recognize the work the other players on the...

I don't think Johnson is the type of coach who will start a guy who is coming off a year long suspension of his own doing in the first games which are essentially meaningless.

Of you run the option as an NFL organization you limit yourself in almost all of the offensive talent through free agency. You would have to be 100% in the draft day. I say this because no agent is going to let his player play in a system that would put him at a (perceived or not) competetive...

Triple Option. JT keeps and scores a TD.