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This needs to die already.

Where anyone is drafted in the NFL is based solely on pro potential, and really has nothing to do with how they performed in college. Case Keenum who?

Never heard of him.

If you're asking what I would've done, it's probably freeze up and then get rocked by the linebacker. That is why I never played a down of D1 football.

We don't need to throw the ball more to be more successful in the passing game.

Hoping we don't have to use Rodwell very often this year

http://www.ramblinwreck.com/sports/m-footbl/sched/geot-m-footbl-sched.html

Green could've gone up to Athens but instead worked out on campus instead. You can read whatever you want into that, but I'm sure out coaches will be able to spin it in a positive way.

This is the stupidest argument I've seen on these boards. Everyone please just use the ignore button and move on.

knock on wood

Ok maybe not over 200 lbs, but I definitely expect him to put on a few. I mean I put on 20 my freshman year, it's not that hard....

Does rivals only have one AB listed? If so and he's number 4 that would probably correspond with being #2 at one of the positions. I too would like a link.

He's also a freshman just coming into school. Give him a year or 2 in the S&C program and he'll be up over 200 like those other guys.

How much are those "banner" guys getting paid right now?

Should change your avatar to Al Davis

Hey now, he could learn a thing or two from Suarez....

I just hope we don't end up moving the Ole Miss game up to the kickoff game, I want to check out the Grove. Next year don't we already have an extra EC team with the addition of Notre Dame on the schedule?

I have nothing to contribute to this thread, just glad your rambling made it over to the team side Eric. Keep doing what you do it helps me get through the 9-5.

Yeah he's the starter

Saw him on Sportscenter last night for turning a nice double play. I knew he was drafted by the marlins, but had no idea he was already playing in the big leagues. The announcers referred to him as a "Former Georgia Techer."