Maybe a dumb question, but does this look at someone like rondale moore as a top 3 WR in the country returning or as a WR who had 350 yards last year?saw this and thought it was interesting. Michigan dealing with the most turnover of any P5 team.
Huskers/wisc/purdue all in a similar spot.
take the northwestern over expected win total to the bank.
Rondale has consistently been a top WR in the country when playing. That's why I'm asking. Not trying to put my"opinion" on this board.
So Iowa is actually playing teams with a pulse? Surely conference schedule maker screwed up.saw this and thought it was interesting. Michigan dealing with the most turnover of any P5 team.
Huskers/wisc/purdue all in a similar spot.
take the northwestern over expected win total to the bank.
A hamstring injury is considered nasty? Only reason he didn't come back is because Purdue was out of bowl contention. He's 100% healthy. Was during spring practice. I think he did a front flip after a TD catch. I'd also argue his power and strength are his biggest assets, not speed and agility.
great. his on-field production in 2019 is all that matters in this context, which means he's viewed not as a top 3 WR in the country, but instead as a 350yd guy coming off a season-ending injury.
Ok. That's all I was asking. Didn't know if it took into account his career or 1 season. So in this case, Purdue would be a little lower than actual returning production. Same with Lorenzo Neal missing last year. So it's probably accurate for most teams, but probably a little low depending on how many injuries were sustained and when. Thanks!
Rondale has put up as many 350yd seasons as all-B1G seasons.
Really? He was averaging almost 100 yards a game last year I believe. With 2 different QB's. The year before, he was the big tens first unanimous all American as a true freshman. 3rd ever. I think it's safe to say he's closer to good than average.
Look no further than the league’s total offense leader and freshman all-American Adrian Martinez to see how quickly water can find its level
Except water didn't find it's level with rondale. Dude was just as dominant the previous year until he hurt his hammy vs Minnesota. It's not like he was struggling before the injury.
some say the most important ability is availability
Lol I asked a simple question, without hyping up any player, using rondale as an example because it's the best example that came to my mind. I was immediately called out for something completely unrelated to the question.
I wasn't looking for it. I didn't even dislike the responses. I was simply asking for the answer to my question and also discussing rondales health since it was brought up. No where did I start the conversation to hijack this thread. My first post was completely on topic. You asked me not to take it off topic, so I went back to discussing topic on hand and then you continue to dwell on how I haven't "moved on". Not looking for anyone's approval on anything. Just discussing what is presented.
I'm not the one that brought up Rondale in regards to achievements and injury. Simply used him in an example to ask a question about the graph. You disagree I guess. Would love to know where I'm wrong with that statement.
Since you insist discussing the above. I'd be glad to. As mentioned prior, I think NW still won't be great. Getting Ramsey at QB helps though. For the west, I think Nebraska, Purdue, and Minnesota are 3 peas in a pod. Should be very comparable and probably a game or two behind Iowa. Including the east, IU will be right there with those three teams. Hard to separate any of them in July imo.
