🏈 NO ONE, I'm tellin' you NO ONE, look at Greg's efficiency rating...

[planomateo]

http://web1.ncaa.org/mfb/natlRank.jsp?year=2009&div=B&rpt=IA_playerpasseff&site=org

Ryan Mallet is #1 as of week 3 in efficiency @ 193.49 - he only has 2 games under his belt and has 8 fewer attempts. Should make for an good game next week.

Greg is doing very well, it's certainly nice to see. Roll Tide

 

[LBS]

Already a third of the way through the season, I could not fault someone for including GMac in a Heisman Watch List...not that Bama fan cares since we tend to think of Football as a team sport.

With Bama having some realistic measure of potential to play for it all, and since he has the tools around him (i.e. running game, good receivers), and since he has thus far been a performer under pressure, which three players would bump GMac from a trip to New York?

Ryan Mallet is not yet out of the running. Tebow and McCoy are still in the running from a "favorite still without a loss" stand point. There are no RBs lighting up the national stage. It looks like it will come down to a QB. If that is the case, GMac is making as strong of a case as anyone at this point. Which is interesting since he was a question mark three weeks ago.

 

[TerryP]

Ryan Mallet is not yet out of the running. Tebow and McCoy are still in the running from a "favorite still without a loss" stand point. There are no RBs lighting up the national stage. It looks like it will come down to a QB. If that is the case, GMac is making as strong of a case as anyone at this point. Which is interesting since he was a question mark three weeks ago.

Cal's Jahvid Best is a hell of a running back that I expect will start to get a lot of exposure in the next few weeks.

If Cal can pull out a win over USC, I'd almost be willing to bet he's one of the three in NYC.