This makes me a little sick. All that talent... Oliver Barry, CRS, GRI Real Estate Broker Bob Parks, LLC 1517 Hunt Club Blvd Gallatin TN 37066 615-972-4239 615-826-4040 Sent from my iPhone
Begin forwarded message: > From: Woody <[email protected]> > Date: May 2, 2013, 3:03:36 PM CDT > To: gatornews <[email protected]> > Subject: [gatornews] ESPN.com: Signing offensive talent in the SEC > Reply-To: [email protected] > > Signing offensive talent in the SEC > > May, 2, 2013 > May 2 > 3:30 > PM ET > By Chris Low | ESPN.com > > As we explored earlier this week, Alabama has been as balanced offensively as > anybody in the SEC over the last three years. > > The Crimson Tide are the only team in the league during that span to rush for > more than 8,000 yards and pass for more than 8,000 yards. > > Of course, when you look back at who signed the most ESPN 150 prospects on > offense from 2009-12, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that Alabama has been > so productive offensively. > > The Crimson Tide signed an SEC-high 20 offensive players from 2009-12 who > were ESPN 150 prospects (ranked among the top 150 prospects nationally). > > But No. 2 on that list was Florida, and the Gators have finished 10th in the > SEC or worse in total offense each of the last three years. They signed 19 > ESPN 150 prospects on offense from 2009-12. > > So it’s never as simple as merely counting up who gets the highest-ranked > players coming out of high school. We're reminded of that every year. > > In fact, over the last three years (2010-12), nobody in the SEC has signed > more ESPN 150 prospects offensively than Auburn. The Tigers signed 15, which > equals the number of offensive players Alabama signed in the ESPN 150 during > that same span. > > However, Auburn was last in the SEC in total offense last season and next to > last in scoring offense. Several of the highly-ranked players the Tigers > signed on offense from 2010-12 are no longer in the program, including > running back Michael Dyer, offensive lineman Christian Westerman and > receivers Antonio Goodwin and Shaun Kitchens. > > Below are some of the highest-ranked offensive players coming out of high > school from 2009-12 who will be on SEC rosters next fall. They’re categorized > by year: > 2012 > > Missouri’s Dorial Green-Beckham (No. 1 receiver), Georgia’s Keith Marshall > (No. 2 running back), Florida’s D.J. Humphries (No. 1 offensive tackle), > Alabama’s Chris Black (No. 2 receiver), South Carolina’s Shaq Roland (No. 5 > receiver) > > 2011 > > Alabama’s Cyrus Kouandjio (No. 1 offensive tackle), LSU’s La’el Collins (No. > 3 offensive tackle), Florida’s Jeff Driskel (No. 1 quarterback), Georgia’s > Jay Rome (No. 1 tight end), Auburn’s Kiehl Frazer (No. 2 quarterback) > > 2010 > > Tennessee’s Ja’Wuan James (No. 2 offensive tackle), Florida’s Mack Brown (No. > 4 running back), Texas A&M’s Jake Matthews (No. 7 offensive tackle) > > 2009 > > Georgia’s Aaron Murray (No. 3 quarterback), Florida’s Andre Debose (No. 2 > receiver), Alabama’s AJ McCarron (No. 4 quarterback), Georgia’s Austin Long > (No. 5 offensive tackle) > > Below is a team-by-team breakdown by year of ESPN 150 offensive prospects > signed by SEC schools. Other than Alabama, Auburn and Florida, only Georgia, > LSU and Tennessee signed more than six total from 2009-12. > > Here’s a look: > > Alabama: 2012 – 4. 2011 – 7. 2010 – 4. 2009 – 5. Total – 20 > > Florida: 2012 – 4, 2011 – 4, 2010 – 6, 2009 – 5. Total – 19 > > Auburn: 2012 – 4. 2011 – 6. 2010 – 5. 2009 – 0. Total 15 > > Georgia: 2012 – 2. 2011 – 4. 2010 – 3. 2009 – 6. Total – 15 > > Tennessee: 2012 – 3. 2011 – 4. 2010 – 5. 2009 – 3. Total – 15 > > LSU: 2012 – 2. 2011 – 4. 2010 – 3. 2009 – 4. Total – 13 > > South Carolina: 2012 – 2. 2011 – 0. 2010 – 2. 2009 – 2. Total – 6 > > Texas A&M: 2012 – 3. 2011 – 0. 2010 – 2. 2009 – 1. Total -- 6 > > Arkansas: 2012 – 0. 2011 – 2. 2010 – 1. 2009 – 0. Total – 3 > > Ole Miss: 2012 – 0. 2011 – 1. 2010 – 0. 2009 – 2. Total – 3 > > Miss. State: 2012 – 0. 2011 – 0. 2010 – 1. 2009 – 2. Total – 3 > > Missouri: 2012 – 2. 2011 – 0. 2010 – 0. 2009 – 0. Total – 2 > > Kentucky: 2012 – 0. 2011 – 0. 2010 – 0. 2009 – 1. Total – 1 > > Vanderbilt: 2012 – 1. 2011 – 0. 2010 – 0. 2009 – 0. 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