• Follow us on Twitter @buckeyeplanet and @bp_recruiting, like us on Facebook! Enjoy a post or article, recommend it to others! BP is only as strong as its community, and we only promote by word of mouth, so share away!
  • Consider registering! Fewer and higher quality ads, no emails you don't want, access to all the forums, download game torrents, private messages, polls, Sportsbook, etc. Even if you just want to lurk, there are a lot of good reasons to register!
jwinslow
Reaction score
31,647

Profile posts Latest activity Postings Achievements About

  • Rubber, but it glides over the screen very nicely and doesn't really leave marks unless there's a little stray oil on the screen itself.
    Hahaha. Craft will probably shut him down before he gets his shot off. He'll still score 10-15 if he's playing well...but both him and Joseph think their crossovers are better than they really are. Joseph will lose 1 a game without somebody guarding him.
    No offense, but that strikes me as - I don't know - not the wisest choice. Catch me in a year or so on that. And thanks for the idea.
    Manningham has almost identical stats to Santonio Holmes - in three seasons, Holmes had 140 receptions for 2,295 yards, a 16.4 average, and 25 touchdowns, while Manningham had 137 receptions for 2,310 yards, a 16.9 average, and 27 touchdowns. I gave Holmes a 4.5* rating, but Holmes also added 810 return yards, while Manningham had none. Holmes also compared more favorably to Ohio State's all-time best receivers (Carter, Boston, Jenkins) than Manningham does to Michigan's top receiver, Braylon Edwards (252 receptions, 3,541 yards, 14.1 average, 39 touchdowns). I'd probably go with 4.0* for Manningham.

    I hope that that helps. The real struggle will be with the many players who will grade out at 2.5* to 3.5*, and how to differentiate among them.
    Hart is the all-time leading rusher at Michigan (1,015 carries, 5,040 yards, 5,0 average, 41 touchdowns), and while he is not Archie Griffin, he is still the gold standard at Michigan and should be 5.0*.

    Henne is the all-time leading passer at Michigan (828 completions in 1,387 attempts (.597) for 9,715 yards. 87 touchdowns, 37 interceptions). His stats blow away anybody from Ohio State, and he should be a 5.0*.

    Graham is second all-time for Michigan in TFL's (55.5), sacks (29.5). and forced fumbles. He was a first team All American in 2009. I would give him at least 4.5* based on the numbers alone - a judgment call on whether he deserves 5.0* (I don't have a great knowledge of Michigan football, so I can't really compare him to past greats like Mark Messner or even more modern players like LaMarr Woodley).
    Denard and Pryor have almost identical stats through three seasons - Pryor had 8,360 total yards and 76 total touchdowns, Denard has 8,260 total yards and 75 total touchdowns. Pryor leads in completion percentage (.609 to .583) and has few interceptions (26 to 30), Denard leads in yards per carry (5.9 to 5.0). Pryor has a much better winning percentage as a starter (.886 to .692). Pryor was a big game player (3-0 in The Game, 2-0 in BCS bowls), I'm not so sure about Denard. Pryor was 5.0* before being docked for off-the-field issues, so Denard should be 5.0* as well, unless you want to deduct a half star for his relatively low winning percentage.
    Dolphins second round pick

    can you do it for me if my pick comes up and i can't get to it? i'll try to keep track at work.

    1) Alshon Jefferey - WR - South Carolina
    2) Orson Charles - TE - Georgia
    3) Chandler Jones - DE - Syracuse
    4) Dwayne Allen - TE - Clemson
    5) Mo Sanu - WR - Rutgers
    Given enough time and pressure, coal in a stocking becomes a diamond.

    Remember the diamonds Josh, remember the diamonds. :biggrin:

    Hope you are doing well. Great job on the banners
  • Loading…
  • Loading…
  • Loading…
  • Loading…
Back
Top