mh20;1542257; said:
Jeff Demps plays RB and he's about 5-foot-9.
They'll throw to him more than they'll hand off to him. Particulary in screen passes. Not because he couldn't do it - but because of the people that share the backfield with him.
mh20;1542257; said:
If you don't think Mike Floyd is in the same class as AJ Green or Julio Jones than you have no idea what you are talking about and should not even be taken seriously.
Ok. I'll go very, very, very, very slowly for you. Clearly you need a general education on college football and its many conferences.
*ahem*
Some schools play in a conference. A conference is a grouping of teams that play each other every season. Kinda like ND and the military academies - except most conferences feature difficult opponents (read: Not Stanford, Pitt, BC, Nevada or Syracuse).
Now, some conferences are tougher than others. That typically means they feature many teams that are very good. Notre Dame usually doesn't play these teams, they play the other teams. But back to my point.
The SEC is one of the tougher conferences. It features alot of teams that have done well in out of conference games in recent years. The teams typically are all fast and athletic and the defenses are nasty. Also, the conference has the best collection of coaches in America and they provide genuine schematic advantages (not Notre Dame schematic advantages, real schematic advantages) Still with me?
Now having said that - let's look at some stats:
A.J. Green Stats, News, Photos - Georgia Bulldogs - NCAA College Football - ESPN
AJ Green's numbers against SEC Competition
Julio Jones Stats, News, Photos - Alabama Crimson Tide - NCAA College Football - ESPN
Julio Jones numbers against SEC Competition
Michael Floyd Stats, News, Photos - Notre Dame Fighting Irish - NCAA College Football - ESPN
Mikey Touchdown's numbers agains Uncle Charlies Super Fun express schedule!!!11
There isn't a comparison. You dick around with below average competition and you demand recognition as the best. In actuality, your players and coaches simply don't measure up.