We are 14 days away from the first games of the College Football season, so in honor of that each day I will present a list for College Football Here is the schedule :
Top 14 QB's in the Nation Done
Top 13 Defensive Players In The Nation Done
Top 12 Teams in FCS (Division 1-AA) Done
Top 11 Toughest Places To Play Done
Top 10 Players at Each Position In College Football
Top 9 Games Of the Past Decade
Top 8 Reasons That neither OSU, USC, Georgia, or Florida will win the National Title
Top 7 Storylines For the College Football Season
Top 6 Toughest Schedules in The Nation
Top 5 Teams of The Decade
Top 4 Overrated Teams in the Nation
Top 3 Moments of the 2007 College Football Season
Top 2 Teams in College Football heading into 2008
Top Player in the History of College Football
I am Behind again, so I need to do 2 blogs today.
Quarterback Rankings
1. Tim Tebow, Jr. Florida
2. Chase Daniel, Sr. Missouri
3. Armanti Edwards, Jr. Appy State
4. Sam Bradford, Soph. Oklahoma
5. Pat White, Sr. West Virginia
6. Cullen Harper, Sr. Clemson
7. Matt Stafford, Jr. Georgia
8. Graham Harrell, Sr. Texas Tech
9. Max Hall, Jr. BYU
10. Dan LeFevour, Jr. Central Mich
Running Back Rankings
1. Chris Wells, Jr. Ohio State
2. Knowshon Moreno, Soph. Ga.
3. LeSean McCoy, Soph. Pitt
4. Marlon Lucky, Sr.Nebraska
5. Javon Ringer, Sr. Michigan State
6. James Davis, Sr. Clemson
7. Arian Foster, Sr. Tennessee
8. Damion Fletcher, Jr. So. Miss
9. DeMarco Murray, Soph. Okla
10. P.J. Hill, Jr. Wisconsin
Wide Reciever Rankings
1. Michael Crabtree, Soph. Texas Tech
2. Percy Harvin, Jr. Florida
3. Jeremy Maclin, Soph. Missouri
4. Aaron Kelly, Sr. Clemson
5. Kenny Britt, Jr. Rutgers
6. Mike Thomas, Sr. Arizona.
7. Kenny McKinley, Sr. S Carolina
8. Dante Love, Sr. Ball State
9. Arrelious Benn, Soph. Illinois
10. Brian Robiskie, Sr. Ohio State
Tight End Rankings
1. Travis Beckum, Sr. Wisconsin
2. Chase Coffman, Sr. Missouri
3. Jermaine Gresham, Jr. Oklahoma
4. Darius Hill, Sr. Ball State
5. Brandon Pettigrew, Sr. Ok State
6. Ryan Purvis, Sr. Boston College
7. Dennis Pitta, Jr. BYU
8. Ed Dickson, Jr. Oregon
9. Shawn Nelson, Sr. So Miss
10. Bear Pascoe, Sr. Fresno State
Offensive Tackle Rankings
1. Michael Oher, Jr. Ole Miss
2. Phil Loadholt, Sr. Oklahoma
3. Andre Smith, Jr. Alabama
4. Alex Boone, Sr. Ohio State
5. Dallas Reynolds, Sr. BYU
6. Eugene Monroe, Sr. Virginia
7. Eben Britton, Jr. Arizona
8. Ciron Black, Jr. LSU
9. Andrew Gardner, Sr. Ga Tech
10. Fenikou Tupai, Sr. Oregon
Offensive Guard Rankings
1. Duke Robinson, Sr. Oklahoma
2. Anthony Parker, Sr. Tennessee
3. Ray Feinga, Sr., BYU
4. Kraig Urbik, Sr. Wisconsin
5. Louis Vasquez, Sr. Texas Tech
6. Greg Isdaner, Jr. West Virginia
7. Sergio Render, Jr. Virginia Tech
8. Jeremy Perry, Sr. Oregon State
9. Herman Johnson, Sr. LSU
10.Steve Rehring, Sr. Ohio State
Center Rankings
1. Alex Mack, Sr., California
2. Jonathan Luigs, Sr., Arkansas
3. Max Unger, Sr., Oregon
4. Eric Wood, Sr. Louisville
5. Antoine Caldwell, Sr. Alabama
6. Josh McNeil, Jr. Tennessee
7. Jim Cordle, Jr. Ohio State
8. Edwin Williams, Sr. Maryland
9. Jon Cooper, Sr. Oklahoma
10.Brett Helms, Sr. LSU
Defensive End Rankings
1. George Selvie, Jr. USF
2. Greg Middleton, Jr. Indiana
3. Maurice Evans, Jr. Penn State
4. Jan Jorgensen, Jr. BYU
5. Larry English, Sr. Northern Illinois
6. Greg Hardy, Jr. Ole Miss
7. Jeremy Jarmon, Jr. Kentucky
8. Nick Reed, Sr. Oregon
9. Auston English, Jr. Oklahoma
10. Dexter Davis, Jr. Arizona State
Defensive Tackle Rankings
1. Vince Oghobaase, Jr. Duke
2. Vance Walker, Sr. Georgia Tech
3. Sen'Derrick Marks, Jr. Auburn
4. Arthur Jones, Jr. Syracuse
5. Fili Moala, Sr. USC
6. Mitch King, Sr. Iowa
7. John Fletcher, Jr. Wyoming
8. Terrill Byrd, Sr. Cincinnati
9. Geno Atkins, Jr. Georgia
10. DeMarcus Granger, Jr. Okla.
Inside Linebacker Rankings
1. James Laurinaitis, Sr. Ohio State
2. Rey Maualuga, Sr. USC
3. Scott McKillop, Sr. Pitt
4. Brandon Spikes, Jr. Florida
5. Daniel Holtzclaw, Sr. Eastern Michigan
6. Dave Phlistin, Sr. Maryland
7. Jasper Brinkley, Sr. S Carolina
8. Dannell Ellerbe, Sr. Georgia
9. Joe Mortensen, Sr. Kansas
10. Joe Pawelek, Jr. Baylor
Outside Linebacker Rankings
1. Gerald McRath, Jr. So Miss
2. Sean Weatherspoon, Jr. Mizzou
3. Clayton Mullins, Sr. Miami U
4. Tyrone McKenzie, Sr. USF
5. Brian Cushing, Sr. USC
6. Aaron Curry, Sr. Wake Forest
7. Brian Toal, Sr. Boston College
8. Marcus Freeman, Sr. Ohio St
9. Rico McCoy, Jr. Tennessee
10. Soloman Elimimian, Sr. Hawaii
Cornerback Rankings
1. Malcolm Jenkins, Sr. Ohio State
2. Vontae Davis, Jr. Illinois
3. Victor Harris, Sr. Virginia Tech
4. Alphonso Smith, Sr. W Forest
5. Joe Burnett, Sr. UCF
6. Mike Mickens, Sr. Cincinnati
6. Asher Allen, Jr. Georgia
7. Walter Thurmond Sr. Oregon
8. Trevard Lindley, Jr. Kentucky
9. Jarius Byrd, Jr. Oregon
10. Donovan Warren, So. Michigan
Safety Rankings
1. FS William Moore, Sr. Missouri
2. SS/Rov Patrick Chung, Sr. Oregon
3. SS Eric Berry, Soph. Tennessee
4. FS Courtney Greene, Sr. Rutgers
5. FS Taylor Mays, Jr. USC SS
6. SS Rashad Johnson, Sr. Ala.
7. SS Michael Hamlin, Sr. Clemson
8. SS Kevin Ellison, Sr. USC
9. FS Nate Allen, Jr. USF
10. FS Nic Harris, Sr. Oklahoma
Kicker Rankings
1. Thomas Weber, Soph. Arizona State
2. Sam Swank, Sr. Wake Forest
3. Austin Starr, Sr. Indiana
4. Jeff Wolfert, Sr. Missouri
5. Louie Sakoda, Sr. Utah
6. Kai Forbath, Soph. UCLA
7. Jose Martinez, Sr. UTEP
8. Colt David, Sr, LSU
9. Kevin Kelly, Sr. Penn State
10. Ryan Pretorius, Jr. Ohio State
Punter Rankings
1. Kevin Huber, Sr. Cincinnati
2. Thomas Morstead, Sr. SMU
3. Justin Brantly, Sr. Texas A&M.
4. Louie Sakoda, Sr. Utah
5. Chris Miller, Sr. Ball State
6. Graham Gano, Sr. Florida State
7. Jake Richardson, Jr. Miami Univ
8. Jimmy Maners, Sr. Clemson
9. Britt Barefoot, Sr. So Miss
10. Sam Swank, Sr. Wake Forest
Return Specialist's Rankings
1. Jeremy Maclin, Soph, Missouri
2. Brandon James, Jr. Florida
3. Sammie Stroughter, Sr. Oregon State.
4. Javier Arenas, Jr. Alabama
5. Joe Burnett, Sr. UCF
6. C.J. Spiller, Jr. Clemson
7. DeMarco Murray, Soph. Oklahoma
8. Derrick Williams, Sr. Penn State
9. A.J. Jefferson, Jr. Fresno State
10. Marcus Thigpen, Sr. Indiana
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No Colt David in top ten kickers, He led the nation in scoring last season! Surely you must of forgot
I have to put either Ricky Jean-Francis or Tyson Jackson in D-linemen
Rico Mccoy could be in the top 5 in LB's
But besides that great blog!
*LSU*
West Monroe, LA
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Jarrett Dillard and Darius Heyward-Bey at WR
MDPRIDE111 is ready
Sparks, MD
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LSU wanting some LSU love shocker....
Good stuff, ten days and counting til the mighty penguins come calling
84
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I added Colt David, McCoy, I feel road Jerod Mayo's coattails to a good season last year, he is good, but not that good. Ricky Jean-Francois, needs to prove to me he can do it over a long period of time, and Tyson Jackson was very average last year, despite having an enormous around of talent surrounding him, that should have made him a super star.
Heyward Bey only had 781 yards receiving, and 3 scores, Dillard was #11 on my list, and he took a step back last year in myopinion
scarletbuckeye
Columbus, OH
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Scarlett Im hearing good things about Herron and Sanzenbacher, hopefully they can make your list soon...
84
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Colt David is in there LSU, don't scroll so fast. You're right about the Defense Tackles though. Safety could consider Chad Jones as well. If you don't know the name fella's get used to hearing it. He's expected to be better than LeRon Landry and Craig Steltz.
CenLA Tiger
Tigerland, LA
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The same Steltz that got smoked by Beanie even when he had the angle?
J/K!
84
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Beanie wells will win the Heisman this year but yes this is the same Steltz that was on the BCS National Championship team last year. Ya know, the SECOND SEC team to beat OSU. Kidding as well. He hits like Steltz and has the anticipation and speed of Landry.
CenLA Tiger
Tigerland, LA
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First off, this list is not very impressive to me. Actually, most of the comments listed by you clowns isn't very impressive.
When you make a list MAKE YOUR OWN LIST. Don't list the top players all the so-called experts at SI.com and ESPN.com pick.
Chris Wells as top rusher? Really? Jesus, no one else on the planet has that one; you're going waaaay out on a limb with that.
Laurinaitis as top inside linebacker? Say it aint so!
Crabtree as top receiver? Predictability, thy name is Brown-Noser.
Yes, Cen LA Tiger, I agree that Chris Wells will win the Heisman Trophy. Because, after all, all you have to do at Ohio State is be able to actually lift a football, and you pretty much are guaranteed the Heisman Trophy. I have a few concrete examples to support this claim.
For starters, Ohio State has six different Heisman Trophy winners. And, correct me if I'm wrong here---the Heisman is supposed to be given to the best all-around football player in the country, right? I think we all agree on that part.
Les Horvath, OSU's 1st Heisman winner, had an NFL career that saw him rush for 221 yards. 221 YARDS his entire career. If he was the best player in the nation that year I'd hate to see the 50th best.
Vic Janowicz had an NFL career that included 410 yards total in the pros. Mind-blowing stats, considering his career in the NFL was almost twice as productive as Horvath's. But for THE Ohio State University, I guess they aim low and root for the best. By the way, Janoeicz also attempted to throw six times. Completed none.
Howard Cassidy? He did better than the first two. His NFL career lasted nine years, and he scored 27 touchdowns. Three touchdowns a year.
Archie Griffin? Nice try. The only guy to ever win the Heisman twice---which tells me he's the greatest offensive player this country ever produced. He played nine years in the NFL. And guess what? He started in nine games. That's not too shabby, eh? Starting one game per year.
Eddie George was a very good player, and the jury is still out on Troy Smith
My point is, is that it doesn't matter how good Beanie Wells does this year, as long as he runs for a few touchdowns, he'll win the Heisman. The coveted trophy is generally given to those on the east coast or the midwest, and then they get in the pros and flop. Which to me, is very, very entertaining.
Personally, I think they should go ahead and give Wells the trophy today. That way we as fans don't have to sit through the boring interviews and commercial advertisement in December.
Sideburnedhero
Camarillo , CA
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What opinions that I have on my list are wrong, and if so tell me who I should put in there and why, I am not angry, just would like some feedback as to why it is so bad.
And I don't her ESPN touting Gerald McRath, and Vince Oghobaase, or Sean Weatherspoon, or Patrick Chung. All players I had in my top 2, that I would be stunned if any one else felt the same way, because quite frankly they are controversial picks.
scarletbuckeye
Columbus, OH
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Great job, man. as always
Undefeated: is Go…
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why the hatred for OSU heisman winners?
84
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SH has spoken.......Blam!
CenLA Tiger
Tigerland, LA
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McCoy should be higher rated. "rode Mayos' coat tail"? Check the film,McCoy led the team in tackles the first 6 games of the 13.
He also played weakside,if anything,he cleanedup other folks misses. 106 tackles in the SEC baby!
headbangers101
Washington , DC
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