re: The True WR U!!!

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Eh, Craig Davis was a 1st round draft pick with Bowe 2 years ago

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It was mentioned earlier in the thread. Look it up. No one forgot.

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We are not talking about who has the most NFL success because then the obvious school would be Miami and possibly Ohio St. We are talking about which college gets the most production and accolades in from college WR.

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ok. texas tech and hawai'i.

have a great day!

so are you agreeing you really AREN'T WR U?

just admit your weed is better

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G8TRGRT

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You putz.

Doesn't G8TRGET claim to be a former Gator player?

i don't know much about this topic but i did hear the nfl draft experts talking about how florida qbs and wide receivers don't do well in the nfl.....fwiw

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If you are talking about college production which this is what the thread is about, then there is no comparison between LSU receivers and Florida's receivers.

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(rankings are based off of SEC History)
Receptions in a Game
LSU
Josh Reed 19 #1
Wendell Davis 14 #11
Jerel Myers 13 #16
Florida
Carlos Alvarez 15 #6
Travis McGriff 13 #16
Andre Caldwell 13 #16

Advantage LSU

Receptions in a season
LSU
Josh Reed 94 #2
Wendell Davis 80 #7
Michael Clayton 78 #11
Florida
Carlos Alvarez 88 #4
Chad Jackson 88 #4

Advantage - PUSH (LSU has more in the top 20, Florida's top 2 are higher than LSU's)

Career Receptions
LSU
Wendell Davis 183 #12
Michael Clayton 182 #14
Josh Reed 167 #19
Florida
Carlos Alavrez 172 #18
Willie Jackson 162 #20

Advantage - LSU

Yards gained in a game
LSU
Josh Reed 293 #1
Todd Kinchen 248 #6
Florida
Travis McGriff 222 #10
Travis McGriff 213 #18

Advantage - LSU

Yards for a season
LSU
Josh Reed 1740 #1
Wendell Davis 1244 #7
Josh Reed 1127 #15
Michael Clayton 1079 #19
Florida
Travis McGriff 1357 #2
Carlos Alvarez 1329 #3
Reidel Anthony 1293 #6
Jabar Gaffney 1191 #9
Jabar Gaffney 1184 #10
Darrell Jackson 1156 #12

Advantage - Florida

Career Yards
LSU
Josh Reed 3001 #2
Wendell Davis 2708 #11
Eric Martin 2625 #12
Michael Clayton 2582 #14
Dwayne Bowe 2403 #19
Florida
Carlos Alvarez 2563 #15

Advantage - LSU

Yards Per Game for a season
LSU
Josh Reed 145 #1
Wendell Davis 113.1 #4
Josh Reed 102.5 #11
Eric Martin 97 #19
Florida
Carlos Alavrez 132.9 #2
Travis McGriff 123.4 #3
Jabar Gaffney 108.3 #8
Reidel Anthony 107.8 #9
Jabar Gaffney 98.7 #14
Darrell Jackson 96.3 #20

Advantage - Florida

Yards Per Game for a career
LSU
Josh Reed 96.8 #2
Florida
Jabar Gaffney 103.3 #1
Carlos Alvarez 82.6 #5

Advantage - Florida

Yards per catch for a game (min 5 catches)
LSU
Carlos Carson 40.2 #3
Devery Henderson 40.2 #3
Florida
No one listed in top 10

Advantage - LSU

Yards per catch for a game (min 10 catches)
LSU
Josh Reed 18.6 #7
Florida
Tyrone Young 18.3 #8

Advantage - LSU

Yards per catch for a season (min 25 catches)
LSU
Andy Hamilton 22.3 #8
Florida
Wes Chandler 22.0 #10

Advantage - LSU

Yards per catch for a season (min 50 catches)
LSU
Eric Martin 20.5 #1
Florida
Travis McGriff 19.4 #3
Jack Jackson 18.6 #6
Reidel Anthony 18.0 #10

Advantage - Florida

Yards per catch for a season (min 75 catches)
LSU
Josh Reed 18.5 #1
Wendell Davis 15.6 #2
Michael Clayton 13.8 #10
Florida
Carlos Alavrez 15.1 #7

Advantage - LSU

Yards per catch over a career (min 50 catches)
LSU
none in top 5
Florida
Wes Chandler 21.3 #5

Advantage - Florida

Yards per catch over a career (min 100 catches)
LSU
Andy Hamilton 20.0 #4
Josh Reed 17.9 #9
Florida
Jacquez Green 19.3 #5
Reidel Anthony 18.0 #8

Advantage - LSU (LSU averages 18.95 vs 18.65 for Florida)

Touchdown Catches for a game
LSU
Carlos Carson 5 #1
Tony Moss 4 #3
Florida
Ike Hillard 4 #3
Jack Jackson 4 #3

Advantage - LSU

Touchdown Catches for a season
LSU
Dwayne Bowe 12 #11
Wendell Davis 11 #17
Devery Henderson 11 #17
Florida
Reidel Anthony 18 #1
Chris Doering 17 #2
Ike Hiliard 15 #3
Jack Jackson 15 #3
Jabar Gaffney 14 #5
Jabar Gaffney 13 #8
Carlos Alavrez 12 #11
Jack Jackson 11 #17
(interesting note, all of those listed except Alvarez came during Florida's Spurrier run)

Advantage - HUGE Florida

Touchdowns over a career
LSU
Dwayne Bowe 25 #9
Florida
Chris Doering 31 #1
Ike Hiliard 29 #3
Jack Jackson 29 #3
Jabar Gaffney 27 #7
Reidel Anthony 26 #9
Willie Jackson 24 #13
Jacquez Green 23 #17
Wes Chandler 22 #20
(all but Chandler under Spurrier)

Advantage - HUGE Florida

I get 10 for LSU, 6 for Florida, and 1 push. The stats in which there is "no comparison" is in touchdowns per season and per career, which almost all came underneath the offensive genius Spurrier's reign. The other production stats seem to favor LSU more.

ETA: Just to clarify, I got my information from LINK

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Again, someone who hasn't read the thread. I said the exact same thing in the beginning. If you are talking about college receivers transitioning to the NFL I would take Miami or Ohio St.

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Well then this thread is pointless.

1) The whole idea of a "position U" is that school puts players at that position INTO THE NFL. So talking about their college production COMPLETELY MISSES THE POINT.

2) The link you posted used this EXACT CRITERION....putting players INTO THE NFL!!!

3) he Flag-Bearer – Wes Chandler
The Ensemble – Cris Collinsworth, Nat Moore, Percy Harvin, Reidel Anthony, Jabar Gaffney, Ike Hilliard, Willie Jackson, Jacquez Green, Reche Caldwell, Darrell Jackson, Carlos Alvarez, Chris Doering, Ricky Nattiel, Jack Jackson, Travis Taylor, Travis McGriff, Taylor Jacobs, Derrick Gaffney, Chad Jackson and Ernie Mills

That list reads like a list of flops, 4th receivers, and journeymen. Seriously. There are only a couple of impressive names in there and one of them is Collingsworth (who everybody knows was a complete pussy who didn't want to go across the middle anyways).

I don't see a single name on that list who became a team's best or even second best WR.

4) Wendell Davis, Eddie Kennison, Dwayne Bowe...that pretty much trumps your entire list.

That is all.