deacon_frost06

Stats to date:

80 of 122 66%, 1276 yards passing 13 TDs 5 Ints

129 rushes for 861 yards and 12 TDs

and just to be gaudy 1 reception for 22 yards

having lost yet another #1 recruit from the state of Arkansas to Auburn?

guys a terrible on the field coach and next season he has Alabama, Auburn and Florida all on the road.. I could see next year being a really long year for LSU and with the way he's coached games I just don't think they'll win more than 5 games maybe even less than that..

not how many fake titles u awarded yourself Bama.. things like chants, pregame ceremonies etc

Julio Jones.. 5* guy who was supposed to be this amazing player.. sure he's huge.. but the numbers are clear that he's not even the best WR on his team much less in the state (in the state that's Darvin Adams).. so how long til this gets some press?

I mean both get all this hype in the reg season then choke in the post season.. and boy their fans are obnoxious! agree or disagree?

seems a hot topic in the SEC right now.. especially in the wake of the LSU/Alabama game.. check this link out and see if you think the fix is in

http://www.tigerdroppings.com/rant/messagetopic.as...

were a letdown today?

Auburn 23 points under 400 yards

Alabama 22 points (5 FG's)

Florida 13 points

granted all 3 played on the road but seriously these teams average 40+ a game.. also Bama and Florida won.. I'm still unsure exactly wtf Auburn was doing the first half of that game

so was this an odd week or did these teams get exposed offensively?

someone asked earlier about Walter Peyton and Barry Sanders.... go back to this time and think..

QB's: Jim Kelly, Jim McMahon, John Elway, Joe Montana, Dan Marino etc

RB's: Bo Jackson, Barry Sanders, Emmitt Smith, Walter Peyton, Thrumon Thomas

so which is a better product.. modern NFL or that era?

that the NCAA will eventually bust on someone in that conference.. so for arguements sake.. who do you think it would be?

who are the top 5 teams in the SEC right now? (not by polls just by how they've played)

good or bad.. OU? Auburn? South Carolina? Stanford? Iowa?

it's where?.. AU went on the road vs Tennessee and save for an Alumni TD with no time on the clock totally dominated them in their home field.. scored more on UT than Florida did.. held UT in check defensively the whole game (except late when they were basically in a prevent Defense) put up almost 500 yards and 26 points.. on the road (first time) in the SEC in front of 102,000 people..

so where?

lot of debate on this all over the place considering how he took over an anemic Auburn Offense and has already produced more points in 4 games than Auburn managed in 12 games last year.. and he's doing it with the same players (only added McCalebb)

he was thrown to the wolves in 2008 while playing injured but.. fast forward to 09..

171.0 QB rating, 58.5% completions, SEC leading 1012 yards (256/game) 11 TD's, 1 INT, 2 sacks

for a 50/50 run/pass team.. those numbers are sick!

he's also like 6'4 215 so got the size

everyone asks.. "could the best NCAA team beat a bad pro team" and gets slammed.. but here's a slant..

if you regrouped the 2004 Auburn Tigers now and formed an NFL team.. how would that team do? (I think like all 22 starters and part of the 2 deep on that team all plays on Sunday now)

that talked down the SEC because the Washington Huskies played LSU close?..

who wins? will they need a stop watch to time out McCalebb and Devine?

how many points will Florida beat UT by? and will Meyer call off the dogs at any point in the game?

44 pts a game.. 1100+ yards in 2 games.. 2 Rb's closing in on 300 yards each (120 yards/gm average).. 2 deep threat WR's (Zachery and Adams).. and then there's the typically hard hitting Auburn Defense.. (gave up a few points tonight but 7 off a blocked punt and an alumni TD when the game was over).. Herbstriet stated they'd go into LSU undefeated.. opinions?