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#21
12-04-2006, 04:20 PM
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Re: Which conference had the toughest schedule?
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looking at this year's SEC teams v Big10 teams, who has more pro potential? But, nice strawman. [/ QUOTE ] We can cross that bridge when we come to it. The last time I checked, none of the current players have made any NFL rosters. In the meantime, why don't you go ahead and break it down since you're the one stating that there is such a huge gap in talent with no numbers to back it up? 
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#22
12-04-2006, 04:26 PM
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Re: Which conference had the toughest schedule?
Joe Thomas
Alan Branch Ted Ginn Leon Hall Jake Long Pitcock Poluszny Stanton Vs Moses Landry Rice This is 1 mock drafts projection. Looks like Big 10 has some ballers. Last year: Hawk Whitner Carpenter Greenway Hali Maroney Holmes Mangold vs Cutler Allen Joseph Addai Hmmmmm... ACC had: Williams Ferguson Davis Sims Wimbley Bunkley Cromartie Lawsom Hill Mccargo Jennings Kiwanuka
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#23
12-04-2006, 04:30 PM
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Re: Which conference had the toughest schedule?
MT2R,
Did you bring up some ridiculous ass argument about NFL talent having anything to do with college? Get the [censored] outta here. That is one of the most tired, pointless, and ridiculous arguments I've ever heard. Several major conference players of the year don't even get drafted.
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#24
12-04-2006, 04:39 PM
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Re: Which conference had the toughest schedule?
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MT2R, Did you bring up some ridiculous ass argument about NFL talent having anything to do with college? Get the [censored] outta here. That is one of the most tired, pointless, and ridiculous arguments I've ever heard. Several major conference players of the year don't even get drafted. [/ QUOTE ] nope...Riverman brought it up to show why the Big10 is so much better than the Big East
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#25
12-04-2006, 04:41 PM
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Re: Which conference had the toughest schedule?
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Are you kidding? Watch the draft....we'll see how many Big 10 players are drafted and how many Big East players are drafted over the next few years. Especially defensive players. [/ QUOTE ] Louisville has more future NFL talent on offense than Ohio State. And I'm serious.
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#27
12-04-2006, 04:44 PM
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Re: Which conference had the toughest schedule?
I agree...Brohm, cantwell, Bush, Bolin, Urritia, Douglas....L'ville is loaded
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#28
12-04-2006, 04:46 PM
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Re: Which conference had the toughest schedule?
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I agree...Brohm, cantwell, Bush, Bolin, Urritia, Douglas....L'ville is loaded [/ QUOTE ] Damn straight! Also, I think Kolby Smith will be a late round/UFA that makes a decent splash in the NFL. He runs hard, blocks well as a back, and played very well after Bush went down.
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#29
12-04-2006, 04:53 PM
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Re: Which conference had the toughest schedule?
Has tOSU been known to produce great offensive players?
Pace, Glenn, Olivea, LeCharles Bentley, are really there only offensive players of note. Jenkins, Wells, Montgomery have really amounted to nothing from tOSU. Defensively is their strength: And even then they only have few playes of note: Will Smith Chris Gamble Mike Doss Nate Clement Na'il Diggs Winfield Disappointments of high picks: Katzenmoyer, Pickett, etc. Hawk should be good. the guy on Buffalotshould be good. I don't think tOSU has been known for it's pros much like Miami, FSU or Tennessee lately.
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#30
12-04-2006, 04:59 PM
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Re: Which conference had the toughest schedule?
Michigan has actually produced a good number of quality players in the NFL, especially lately:
Brady, Edwards (arguable), June, Larry Foote, Maurice Williams, Steve Hutchinson, Tom Brady, Dhani Jones, Ian Gold, Woodson (arguable now), Runyan, Toomer, Law. Busts: Biakabutuka Wheatley Backus (I Think he still plays though) Perry (so far due to injuries) Terrell
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