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SEC network is basically espn who have tremendous resources. There have been quite a few espn people appearing on the sec network as guests and the content has been good from what I've seen. The new network will only increase the exposure of that conference.

Weiman will be #1 though. Daniels will get his chance next year to be a feature back (unless injuries to others speed that up).

SEC gets a pass on noncon because they have so many good teams in their conference schedule. As far as Bigten games against power five teams this year, I fear the conference may lose the vast majority of them.

I assumed he did this against our second string line. We know we have depth issues there so it may be a large dropoff.

I’m right here.

Because OSU being good was key to the Bigten getting a team in the playoff. Now, they will struggle to beat VT and may not do so. The only chance the Bigten still has is if MSU upsets Oregon.

Jameis did. Manzel was pretty good as well.

I got the impression Ward was now running 3rd team. He was, I thought, supposed to be the depth this year at tackle. Now what?

Re: Chicago Sun Times writer Seth Gruen may need to be tested for workplace drug use. A few faces in the back seven? I count five with little depth behind them. A redshirt frosh walk on backs Lowdermilk. And the writers' skepticism on Iowa's offense is spot on.

If you are referring to the west, that's the tallest dwarf argument.

Michigan has a shot to improve on that ranking. They need their highly touted oline recruits to step up.

Other than Western Michigan, KMM wasn't great. And there was that terrible fumble against LSU as well.

You talk funny. I think it's because Iowa's offense was average to below average last year. It would be the same if they did a list of RB or WR.

Isn't that soph WR at Ole Miss from Chicago ? He's pretty good. Funny how these Illinois kids retrace the steps of their grandparents but going the opposite direction.

The running backs at South Carolina, Bama and Georgia may be just as good or better than Gordon. Not as explosive though.

Not as thin as Iowa is at safety.

Most of the SEC as well. Check out the size of Arkansas’ line.

No Baton Rouge makes this list suspect.

Interesting that a coach called last years’ LSU defense kinda average. I though that they were pretty good. Maybe average for the SEC?

The best possible news from fall camp would be no season ending injuries.