College Football Thread

Bama should be blowing these guys out right now. All the mistakes are keeping the Gators in it. Both coaches at halftime are probably going to cause the crew at Bryant-Denny Stadium to put a new coat of paint in the locker rooms.
 
CC can compare Amari and Julio? I know Julio didn't get used like Amari does. I see similarities though.
 
Tevin Coleman ladies and gentlemen! The kid is absolute baller. Gutsy effort from him and all of Indiana's players.

Mighty SEC, amirite?
 
You just have to dig at them every time they lose a game out of conference, lol.

An embarrassing loss for Mizzou though. I've been trying to tell people I talk to early they're being overrated. They lost a ton of key players, and I think they finish fifth in the division at best, if not worse.
 
bravesnumberone said:
You just have to dig at them every time they lose a game out of conference, lol.

An embarrassing loss for Mizzou though. I've been trying to tell people I talk to early they're being overrated. They lost a ton of key players, and I think they finish fifth in the division at best, if not worse.
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Yeah no way Missouri is or ever was deserving of 18th ranked.
 
NinersSBChamps said:
CC can compare Amari and Julio? I know Julio didn't get used like Amari does. I see similarities though.
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Perhaps the only difference is that Julio is a bit bigger. You're absolutely right about Julio in the offense when he played at Alabama. His quarterbacks for the most part were John Parker Wilson and Greg McElroy. They were real "game managers". Not quite the type of quarterbacks who could lead a high powered offense. If he had a year with McCarron at QB, he probably would have bigger numbers.

Both Julio and Amari are big, fast, and explosive and both games are very similar. Because of the offenses they played in, Cooper will likely have the bigger numbers.
 
CrimsonCowboy said:
Perhaps the only difference is that Julio is a bit bigger. You're absolutely right about Julio in the offense when he played at Alabama. His quarterbacks for the most part were John Parker Wilson and Greg McElroy. They were real "game managers". Not quite the type of quarterbacks who could lead a high powered offense. If he had a year with McCarron at QB, he probably would have bigger numbers.

Both Julio and Amari are big, fast, and explosive and both games are very similar. Because of the offenses they played in, Cooper will likely have the bigger numbers.
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I have had a man crush on Amari since I first saw him play. He would have been the first receiver picked last season and should be this season.
 
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