Comments on: Ranking The SEC Wide Receivers; Jeffery And Then Who?

By: MADGators

MADGators — Fri, 22 Jul 2011 14:58:49 +0000

Joe Adams certainly does have a lot to make up for in that Sugar Bowl. He’s a great player, and I’m sure he will!

By: the_real_usc

the_real_usc — Thu, 21 Jul 2011 19:47:47 +0000

How could you say that Alshon is the only reliable receiver for South Carolina? Both Jason Barnes and DL Moore have proven to be quite reliable when thrown to in the past. When you have Alshon and Tori Gurley on the same field there just isn’t much of a reason to throw the ball anywhere else. On top of those two you have Deangelo Smith who has all the potential in the world, and gave the world a preview with a 3 touchdown performance in this years spring game. Then you have Alshon’s little brother Shamier coming in as a true freshman this year. Who knows what kind of impact he’s going to have this year. South Carolina has a deep receiving core, and to think otherwise would be foolish.

By: Tideroller13

Tideroller13 — Thu, 21 Jul 2011 18:05:41 +0000

Kid, get off this site. Do you even watch football or do you just play NCAA on football and look at there speed rating? Maze was a KO and Punt returner last season and if you did watch football you would know that height isnt everything. Here are a few notable WR in college and NFL that(if you know them from other than NCAA and MADDEN) you should have heard of: Tyron Prothro(frm. Bama), Percy Harvin(UF/Vikings), Hines Ward(UGA/Steelers), Dexter McCluster(Ole/Chiefs), DeSean Jackson(Eagles), Steve Smith(Carolina). All great college and pro wide outs all under the height of 5’11. Get a life kid, actually think before you speak or post. Quit hating on Bama, that is all you do, the worst QB in the SEC? You mean the number 3 QB from the ’09 class and the number 1 QB from the ’10 class. I can name a few more QBs like, Trotter from Auburn, Hartline from Kentucky, Smith/Funk from Vandy, Mackey from Ole Miss and of course Garcia from SC!

By: jacobwaldrop

jacobwaldrop — Thu, 21 Jul 2011 16:58:37 +0000

Marquis Maze is on the list?!?! He is short and slow. Yeah he catches the ball great when Julio was being double teamed. Throw in the fact that they have the worst starting QB in the SEC and I don’t see how he is going to do better. Crazy!

By: jdlee2

jdlee2 — Thu, 21 Jul 2011 16:18:29 +0000

I’m sorry but Smith was injured for all but 1 or 2 games last year? And he was on the practice squad before that. Same situation for Eric Baker…torn ACL all year last year. And Kenny Miles had 150 yards on carries last year. So if you’re gonna base it all on potential, then every team in the SEC could have potent offenses and stout defenses. Fact is, you guys rode a great back in Lattimore and receiver in Jeffery last year but if they get injured or if they get keyed on, the rest of the offense will suffer. Can’t say the same of Garcia…

By: gamecockrock90

gamecockrock90 — Thu, 21 Jul 2011 15:28:00 +0000

I dont know why you people seem to think those 3 are our only weapons on offense. We found a nice compliment to Jeffery, in the form of DeAngelo Smith… he looked alot like Jeffery just not wearing #1. And also after Lattimore most certainly wears down the defense, just try and stop Kenny Miles or Eric Baker (both very highly touted RBs out of high school). Not to mention that O-line, which is probably the best Carolina has had since the Black Magic days.

By: redleg

redleg — Thu, 21 Jul 2011 15:15:15 +0000

If Jeffery catches 100 passes, Carolina may not have a team as good as they were in 2010, because defenses will key on him and the gamecock QB won’t have many other reliable receivers to go to. Key on Lattimore and Jeffery, pressure garcia, and you can beat Carolina.