Pretty interesting read on WR

[House]

http://news.byu.edu/archive10-apr-nonbcs.aspx

Some good research, check out his prelimenary paper at the bottom of the article.

[Ricky Spanish]

wow that is really interesting

[Future of the Funchise]

very interesting read and find on your part, kudos.

[House]

I can't take sole credit for finding it. It was buried in this weeks TMQ.

[KBRed]

I always thought that teams should look at Great players at smaller schools than the 'better football schools'. Just thinking that if a player QB, WR, or RB can put up great numbers somewhere where the teammates aren't outstanding, it makes them a better player than the ones in a great system.

Just my thoughts. So since Notre Dame was terrible, does that make Clausen amazing?

[House]

I always thought that teams should look at Great players at smaller schools than the 'better football schools'. Just thinking that if a player QB, WR, or RB can put up great numbers somewhere where the teammates aren't outstanding, it makes them a better player than the ones in a great system.

Just my thoughts. So since Notre Dame was terrible, does that make Clausen amazing?

The Big Eye in teh Sky don't lie, and it says yes.

[ladypanther]

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to House again.

Nice find.

[House]

Nice find.

Its an Honors Thesis, but if you can stand to get through the wording of some of it, the thesis itself is a really interesting read.

[Fiz]

of course these stats are skewed by the overwhelming number of BCS players that don't make it in the nfl v. the relatively smaller number of non-bcs players that are drafted.

basically only the best of the best make the nfl from non bcs, while a poo player from the SEC might get drafted on athleticism alone.

[jpo287]

basically only the best of the best make the nfl from non bcs, while a poo player from the SEC might get drafted on athleticism alone.

When a 26 word sentence summarizes a 26 page thesis...Priceless!

[Fiz]

When a 26 word sentence summarizes a 26 page thesis...Priceless!

ask me about academia

[KBRed]

The Big Eye in teh Sky don't lie, and it says yes.

My point exactly.

[jpo287]

Yeah, I think they fall in love with hearing themselves think.