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ordered 2 (fingers crossed)

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Really?

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Not being a dick. Just convince me that McCarron did something this year that makes people think so much of Bama next year.

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Doesn't mean he's gay but shows he is prone to making stupid remarks.

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nope. He was specifically asked the question, it's not like he said he wanted a gay Bond out of the blue.

Ever try the Foie Gras milkshake there?

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He did want a gay scene in Quantum of Solace

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Not true.

From the article linked in the OP:

"You should be even more skeptical because the story claims that Bond producers, the Broccoli’s, want Daniel Craig out specifically because of a pair of incidents. First there was a comment Craig made after Casino Royale here. The Examiner misrepresents his statement in their rumor to make it seem as though Daniel Craig “suggested the time was right for Bond to explore gay relationships.” That’s untrue. What actually happened is that when asked if he would mind a gay Bond he said, “Why not? I think in this day and age, fans would have accepted it. No one would bat an eyelid.”

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5. Aubarn- 6-6...not a flame, not trolling- reality is only 9 starters return, depleted OL and Secondary, a green QB

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why do you list this here, but ignore it in Alabama's case? Did A.J. McCarron do something spectacular in mop up duty this year that I missed?

We're talking about best right? As in who is playing better overall right now, not who has the most talent, potential, weight room stats, recruiting stars, or memorable individual plays?

if so, Davis. If not, Latt or Richardson

ETA: Goddammit it sucks to agree with Arkansas fans.

I really don't see any reason to think either of them is clearly better than the other. Davis had a better season hands down, but both are awesome. Youtube videos of a single run from over a year ago add nothing to the argument about who should be preseason all-SEC next year.

Pretty good list there. Just looks weird to not see any LSU or Auburn there. I think we have some players that have all-SEC potential at many positions, but in terms of "preseason" picks I think it's correct. What would be more interesting is the 2nd preseason team. I think there could be some good arguments there.

I think everyone here is missing the fact here that regardless of whether Cam comes back and the how the new O line performs, Fairley is gone. I would say that he had the most impact in the championship game. Oregon's inability to run in the middle was a huge key to that game.