inflated rosters? (little long)

[da ThRONe]

Quote: Originally Posted by amoore0192

Just because the gators had a ton of college talent doesnt necissarilly mean it will transfer to the pros. Its because of the type of offense they run, look at Pat White from WVU, we can all agree that he was one of the best players in college, but his skill set doesnt transfer well into the pro game. This statement is true for any spread team, Florida included, Harvin this year, Demps and Rainey will all suffer from being labled "system" players. So just because a player has high ratings in colleg doesnt mean theyll be a top nfl pick. Especially when more and more nfl teams draft needs, instead of best available. Look at Reggie Bush, another of the college games greats, but we can all say he has yet to find his niche in the pros, so just because a player is rated high in a college game doesnt mean they should translate to a top ranked nfl prospect.

Pat White was an early second round pick and havent taking one snap in the NFL. How can you say that his skill set does not transfer to the pros? And he was the best looking prospect throwing the ball at the combine.

Reggie Bush was tied for all purpose TD last year before he got hurt. And lead all RB's in catches his rookie season!

[da ThRONe]

Quote: Originally Posted by NOBLE

NCAA needs the rating spread more than Madden does.

I have been sayin this for months now. I had people arguing me saying the level of talent in college is closer than the pros which just makes no sense!

[GoBlue10]

Quote: Originally Posted by pimpycraig

um so couldn't help but notice you left Utah off the list, who finished #2.

All-time record

607–418–31 (.589)

#34 all time

that's why

[xxjgbxx]

just because they are rated good in ncaa doest mean they are draft material, they are 90 + because they are good players in college and their team wins

[GoBlue10]

Quote: Originally Posted by xxjgbxx

just because they are rated good in ncaa doest mean they are draft material, they are 90 + because they are good players in college and their team wins

if they are really good players in college then don't you think they should at least get drafted...i mean there are 250+ players drafted a year and your saying if they are worth a 90+ overall they aren't worthy of a tryout by a pro team...sorry still not buying that

inflated rosters...no way U$C or Florida are worthy of 18 players that are 90+

[Cvhsalumni]

Quote: Originally Posted by GoBlue10

All-time record 607–418–31 (.589) #34 all time that's why

Haha, that's a stupid reason.

[Rbush903]

Quote: Originally Posted by amoore0192

Just because the gators had a ton of college talent doesnt necissarilly mean it will transfer to the pros. Its because of the type of offense they run, look at Pat White from WVU, we can all agree that he was one of the best players in college, but his skill set doesnt transfer well into the pro game. This statement is true for any spread team, Florida included, Harvin this year, Demps and Rainey will all suffer from being labled "system" players. So just because a player has high ratings in colleg doesnt mean theyll be a top nfl pick. Especially when more and more nfl teams draft needs, instead of best available. Look at Reggie Bush, another of the college games greats, but we can all say he has yet to find his niche in the pros, so just because a player is rated high in a college game doesnt mean they should translate to a top ranked nfl prospect.

please dont forget Mr. Rose Bowl himself Vince Young

[boisejames]

Quote: Originally Posted by GoBlue10

All-time record 607–418–31 (.589) #34 all time that's why

So why did you leave out Boise St.? They finished 11th (12-1) and...

All time record.. 340-143-2 (.701)

#8 all time...