Who should be Clemson's starter at running back be: Reggie Meriweather,James Davis,C.J. Spiller,Duane Coleman?
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I'd stick with James Davis and use Reggie on short drives.  Of course we can mix it up with Coleman.  As far as Spiller, I'm pretty sure he will get some playing time, because he was looking for playing early during recruiting time.   Wow, how great is it to have such depth at RB?  It's about time!!
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It's got to be Larry Johnson for sure.  Finally given a chance to start, he finally reminded everyone why he was a first round draft pick.  As the starter for nine games, he managed to rush for over 1350 yards and to score 16 TDs.  It's unthinkable what he could have done if he was the starter for the whole season.  He is also a pass receiving threat as well.  He is the real deal!
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If it's Chester Taylor, start him, if it's Fred Taylor?  Start him as well alongside of Dillon.\n\nIndy's run-D is just too weak, they've made guys like Ladell Betts, LenDale White, Travis Henry and Mike Bell look like fantasy greats.
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Green, he's a number 1.  Dillon may steal carries if the Pats try to go conservative.  Also, I think this game could be a shoot out.
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no brainer, frank gore, should be locked into yur starting lineup every week, and ahman green.  let alexander get his groove back on before yu should start him again, and willie is running against a tuff d.  so start gore and green.
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Chad Pennington, Byron Leftwich, Nate Poole???? Marshall fan??? Got any Troy Brown or Randy Moss? I am definantly interested in the Leftwich, even though Pennington was the better MU qb,but he had moss though, Leftwich had Watts. Have anything of Watts??
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I would start Dunn and Taylor because over the last couple of weeks the ATL passing game has been not been there and the only way they have a chance of scoring is by grounding it out with warrick dunn. As far as taylor he has been good all year for around 80- yards plus a game.
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reggie brown definitely did u see the way took over as flanker when TO started acting like a crackbum?\n\n\n\nNow i gotta give props to my boy braylon edwards from cleveland
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dillon, bell is out...\n-nny
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hope you went with McGahee...cause I sure didn't.  I was talking to a friend and asked him about either McGahee or Dillon and he was like go with Dillon cause McGahee was coming off the rib injury.  I had McGahee in my lineup and changed them.
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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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Yes, they will and since Al Davis doesn't like drafting QBs early on, he'll pass on the best QB prospect since Palmer (according to draft expert Scott Wright who's excellent).  Joe Thomas would be the best bet but I'm going with Calvin, if he declares.
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Well there are several waiting in the wings here is the rundown and also I will give you the link to see for yourself;\nNext in line and will probably be the starter next year is \n#17 Todd Boeckman\nSophomore 6-5 235 he has a strong arm , he is a gifted runner and very smart he knows the offense already since he was the number three guy , he is ready to go .\n\n#13 Ben Kacsandi \n6-1 210 Sophomore he was the #4 guy behind Boeckman\n\n#16 Bob Shoenhoft \n6-6 240 Freshman he was a redshirt and was playing on the practice squad he has alot of promise \n\nAnd last but not least \n# 7 Antonio Henton \n6-2 210 Now they are really going to see how this guy develops \nhe is your triple threat guy he can run , pass, and play wide receiver he was 2005 Georgia offensive player of the year , seems like we are stacked at QB lets hope Mr. Tressel and his staff get those other positions locked up also . \n\nHoped that was informative .
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Reggie Williams\n\nNumber 85 is not performing, so are the others.
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Here is a site that has a list of the rushing leaders throughout NCAA history, but it has Ron Dayne still leading it.  If I am not mistaken, I believe he has been dethroned.  I know Memphis' DeAngelo Williams came close and is on the list somewhere near the top.\n\nLike you, I had trouble finding this information.
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horn and berrien. Minessota doesnt allow anything but passing yards so berrien should get plenty of catches. Colston is still day to day so horn is the main man.
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by observing reggie rush you can tell that he is no barry sanders.\n\nreggie is going to be a good/great back depending on work ethic but barry is in the top three of all time greats in rb.  \n\n1. jim brown\n2. emmit smith\n3. barry sanders