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WR Devin Smith (National Champion)

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Bleed S & G said:
Any chance you could post the top 5 here? Or, where can us lay people find these figures? Love the history.
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http://grfx.cstv.com/schools/osu/graphics/pdf/m-footbl/1415_guide.pdf (stat in question is on pg.172)

1. 21.3 Cedric Anderson 80-1,707............................... 1980-83
2. 21.2 Doug Donley 106-2,252............................. 1977-80
2. 21.2 Terry Glenn 79-1,677............................... 1993-95
4. 18.3 Jeff Graham 99-1,809............................... 1988-90
5. 18.1 Gary Williams 154-2,792............................. 1979-82
6. 18.0 Dimitrious Stanley 63-1,136............................... 1993-96
[7. 17.9 Devin Smith 88-1,572........................... 2011-2013]

This is as of the start of the season, so Smith's final 20.7 avg moves him up to #4.
 
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Bleed S & G said:
Any chance you could post the top 5 here? Or, where can us lay people find these figures? Love the history.
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1. 21.3 Cedric Anderson 80-1,707............................... 1980-83
2. 21.2 Doug Donley 106-2,252............................. 1977-80
21.2 Terry Glenn 79-1,677............................... 1993-95

4. 20.7 Devin Smith

5. 18.3 Jeff Graham 99-1,809............................... 1988-90


*Edit -BayBuck's post didn't load when I posted mine. Sorry about that
 
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Even with Kiper saying he could be a first round pick I just do not see the overall skill set to be a receiver worth a first round pick; of course it could all change after the combine. If I am a team that is in need of a deep threat then see if he is still there mid to late second round then possibly trade for the pick if need be.
 
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joefoshow said:
Even with Kiper saying he could be a first round pick I just do not see the overall skill set to be a receiver worth a first round pick; of course it could all change after the combine. If I am a team that is in need of a deep threat then see if he is still there mid to late second round then possibly trade for the pick if need be.
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Derrius Heyward-Bey went top-10 with a similar skill set. If he puts up an eye-popping 40 time, I'd be surprised if he doesn't go in the first round.
 
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They have made some stupid draft decisions regarding receivers. I just maintain that unless you have a Calvin Johnson or Dez Bryant type receiver it is worth waiting until the end of the first round or the second round to try and pick up a WR. So many go bust that it is not worth the risk in my mind, not saying Smith will be a bust but i just think that is the safest strategy.
 
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