You're not wrong...they didn't. I'm not even sure of bowl performances were included by then...at one point they were not.

What makes Hill's season as a pure RB the best is is yards per carry...it's off the charts. The guy put up 1400 yards playing is 12 games (remember, he didn't take a snap in the TCU game) and almost none in game #2. He barely averaged 15 touches per game the whole season.

Faulk was an outstanding RB, but where he worth really shined was as a return man. Those combined yards are what make him untouchable in terms of numbers.

But make no mistake...Hill's 2013 is second to none at this point at LSU as far as RB's go.

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Posted by BasilBogomil

Member since Dec 2012

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Posted on 1/5/14 at 10:45 pm to GeauxTigerTM

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What makes Hill's season as a pure RB the best is is yards per carry...it's off the charts. The guy put up 1400 yards playing is 12 games (remember, he didn't take a snap in the TCU game) and almost none in game #2. He barely averaged 15 touches per game the whole season.

Faulk was an outstanding RB, but where he worth really shined was as a return man. Those combined yards are what make him untouchable in terms of numbers.

But make no mistake...Hill's 2013 is second to none at this point at LSU as far as RB's go.

Good shite.

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Posted by kennymorgan

Bella Vista, AR

Member since Dec 2005

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Posted on 1/6/14 at 11:25 am to GeauxTigerTM

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What makes Hill's season as a pure RB the best is is yards per carry...it's off the charts. The guy put up 1400 yards playing is 12 games (remember, he didn't take a snap in the TCU game) and almost none in game #2. He barely averaged 15 touches per game the whole season.

Faulk was an outstanding RB, but where he worth really shined was as a return man. Those combined yards are what make him untouchable in terms of numbers.

But make no mistake...Hill's 2013 is second to none at this point at LSU as far as RB's go.

Fantastic logic on the RB.

We cannot have logic.