How would Joe Gibbs do in the college ranks?
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Joe Gibbs would do great in the college ranks he is very well know and young high school kids would jump on the chance to play for a college he would be Coach at. Plus the people he knows in the NFL if Joe SAID hey look this young man is NFL material NFL Coachs would respect that and at least give it a look
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Kampman will definately make the Pro Bowl as he already has 9.5 sacks this season.  He could make a run at defensive player of the year, but he has a little work to do to catch up to Julius Peppers.\n\nFor more on the Packers and the NFL, check this site out.  http://factipedia.com/sportsblogs/
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Yes, He should, along with the rest of the entire USC team. My team (Oregon State University/ I am an alumni) is the only team to beat them in the last 30 conference games. They should all leave, and I would wish them well in the NFL. Then maybe OSU could win again next year. He looked awfully good against Notre Dame. I think he will go early. Now, if John David Booty would join him....
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pretty good, u got the MVP in Larry Johnson, good QB, decent WRs, good TE, good K, good D, youll do pretty good.
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I think he will. Seems to have more tools and more size and just the winning attitude. Nothing seems to rattle him he seems to  thrive on pressure. I think that the upside on him is he has the potential to be the greatest Q.B. of all time  but with rookies you never know all I know is if I had the first pick in the draft I would have taken him feast or famine because I would hate to have it said that I passed on him just in case he turns out to be the Michael Jordon of the N.F.L.
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WR. Anthony Gonzalez (Ohio State)\nQB: Colt Brennan(Hawaii)\nWR: Dewayne Jarrett (USC)
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He has one Undisputed National Championship. Is this a legitimate question? He has under 100 wins.
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I am not a fan of the University of Spoiled Children.\nHowever, I offer the following analysis:   USC's pipeline to great high school quarterbacks is running smoothly.  First of all, it is likely that John David Booty will stay at USC for his senior season.  Whether he does or not, the highly rated Mark Sanchez waits in the wings.  Had Jimmy Clausen gone to USC, it would have been awhile before he would see any playing time.  With Brady Quinn graduating, Clausen could start for the Irish next year.
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He has a chance.  He was very good the last half of last season.  He was actually in the top 5 in QB ratings at the end of the season.  However, with the defense being almost 100% new faces, the Buckeyes could struggle, and if they lose too many games, it will pretty much destroy Smith's chances of winning the Heisman.
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LSU if he wants to go pro early and be draftrd high
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Dude....tough call!  It seems like the Big Ten is moving more and more to the West Coast Offense, but the foundation of the conference is running the ball.  Perhaps not as much as in the SEC, but the coaches in the Big Ten need to run to win.\n\nThat leaves us with a lot of good players to consider:\n\nMichigan's Michael Hart\nOhio State's Antonio Pittman\nMinnesota's Amir Pinnix\nNorthwestern's Tyrell Sutton\nMichigan State's Javon Ringer\nWisconsin's Hill/Walker/Foster combo\nPenn State's Tony Hunt\nIndiana's Josiah Sears\nIllinois's Pierre Thomas\nIowa's Albert Young\nand \nPurdue's Kory Sheets.\n\nMy money is on Tyrell Sutton as the best back in the Big Ten, but the spread offensive never hurts.  Sutton averaged 5.9 yards per carry last season, and he will get more touches with Basanez gone.  My only concern is that the offense could get too one-dimensional there if CJ Bacher can't keep up the good progress made by Basanez.\n\nWho will lead the conference in rushing yards next year?  That's gonna be Albert Young.  He is built like the ideal RB.  Strong and quick.  He and Drew Tate are the perfect one-two punch on the Hawkeye offense.\n\nThe most valuable back to their team?  Kory Sheets.  Purdue QB Curtis Painter loves to run the option, and that will only add to Sheets's production.\n\nMy Honorable Mentions are extended to Hart, Pittman, Ringer and Pinnix who will all have HUGE seasons next year.\n\nKeep your eyes on Jehuu Caulcrick for MSU, though...he's fantastic, too.\n\nMan, there's just to many good backs to choose....GREAT QUESTION!!!!
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He's got amazing reflexes.  As long as he doesn't get flustered early on, he'll have a good game.  If you get to him early, you can get into his head.  That's when the interceptions (his Achilles heal) start happening.  Offensive lines like him because if they can give him 5 or so seconds, he'll make a play happen.
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yes. the redskins and joe gibbs is a run offense first and they will try to control the ball with the run game since their defense is tops in the nfl.
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I think GWB went to Yale. He is, after all, a Connecticut yankee. Yale is a good school, though, unless you can get into Harvard (Just playing off a rivalry, here)
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He's got experience, good recruiting ties, discipline, and the right attitude for a Division I program. He can undoubtedly do the job; the question you need to ask though is will the politics at that school allow him the latitude that he needs to be successful.\n\nMSU has got a good coach who will probably develop a good plan to help the Sparty's return to respectibility in the Big 10, as long as the Board and the Administration stay out of his way, which is asking a lot from East Lansing.
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Reggie Brown, Kevin Curtis, Lee Evans.\n\nI would normally put Santana Moss in the mix, but I dont know what Gibbs plans on doing with Campbell coming in...so I wouldnt gamble with him since the game plan of Washington may be switched up.\n\nExpect Brown to have a good weekend vs a sub par Tenn defense. \n\nGood luck
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I don't know, I didn't really see a whole lot of greatness from him in college. Of course he had numbers, he also had Reggie Bush, Lendale White, Dwayne Jarrett, Steve Smith, and one of the best offensive lines in the country. He was in a good system. \n\nHe doesn't have that strong of an arm but he was pretty accurate. He is also questionable with his commitment. You heard about his involvement with Paris Hilton and he hangs out with celebrities all the time. Hey, so would I, but that's not really in the best interest of the Arizona Cardinals. \n\nHe could be good, he has some weapons in Arizona with the signing of Edgerrin James and some great wideouts, but that franchise hasn't had a history of winning, losing is contageous, and I expect it to continue.