On Phil Steele's website as the top returning RB in the NCAA this year.
It's on the main page, just scroll down a bit and it is on the right. Let's see if we can get him to beat out Dri Archer (Kent St.) and Beau Blankenship (Ohio)
http://www.philsteele.com/index.html
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Flu has 10.3% good for fifth place of the 39 candidates. Dri Archer currently leads all with 1/3 of votes cast.
My vote just tied Flu with Dri @27.6%.
Who is the Top Returning RB in the NCAA this year?
Todd Gurley, Georgia 10.3%
TJ Yeldon, Alabama 9.2%
Ka'Deem Carey, Arizona 1.1%
De'Anthony Thomas, Oregon 5.7%
Lache Seastrunk, Baylor 1.1%
Silas Redd, USC 0%
Damien Williams, Oklahoma 0%
Bishop Sankey, Washington 0%
Jeremy Hill, LSU 1.1%
Ameer Abdullah, Nebraska 2.3%
Venric Mark, Northwestern 2.3%
James Sims, Houston 0%
Duke Johnson, Miami 1.1%
Charles Sims, Houston 0%
Casey Carrier, New Mexico 0%
Adam Muema, San Diego St 0%
Trey Watts, Tulsa 0%
Kenneth Dixon, Louisiana Tech 0%
Raymond Maples, Army 1.1%
Beau Blakenship, Ohio 6.9%
Dri Archer, Kent St 27.6%
David Fluellen, Toledo 27.6%
Branden Oliver, Buffalo 0%
Antonio Andrews, WKU 0%
Carlos Hyde, Ohio St 2.3%
John Hubert, Kansas St 0%
Tre Mason, Auburn 0%
Andrew Buie, West Virginia 0%
Total Votes: 87
Just voted and called my daughter to vote also. Gooooo Flu.
I've got to think he is a legit draft choice next year, if not top 3 rounds, assuming he stays healthy.
(04-26-2013 04:50 PM)Rocket_Fanatic Wrote: [ -> ]I've got to think he is a legit draft choice next year, if not top 3 rounds, assuming he stays healthy.
Voted for Flu but to be honest Carlos Hyde is probably the best returning with Flu second did see something in Bleacher Report at the end of the season which said he is a LOCK to be drafted next year.
(04-26-2013 09:03 PM)rocketpaul Wrote: [ -> ] (04-26-2013 04:50 PM)Rocket_Fanatic Wrote: [ -> ]I've got to think he is a legit draft choice next year, if not top 3 rounds, assuming he stays healthy.
Voted for Flu but to be honest Carlos Hyde is probably the best returning with Flu second did see something in Bleacher Report at the end of the season which said he is a LOCK to be drafted next year.
Oh please. You can make an argument for Hyde as a runner, but Flu has 32 receptions to Hyde's 8- No contest.
Flu, as of now, leads the pack with 26.1% of the votes with Dri second at 14.3%.
Keep on voting!
Flu is #2 16.3% behind Oliver of Buffalo. Need some help.
(04-28-2013 08:13 AM)Boca Rocket Wrote: [ -> ]Flu is #2 16.3% behind Oliver of Buffalo. Need some help.
Actually I voted for Oliver. Their fans need this much more than us; they have nothing.
I was vote # 1,000 and Flu is still in 2nd to the guy from Buffalo. Never heard of him, but I don't follow Buffalo at all - even when we play them..
Branden Oliver rushed for 821 yards with a 5.5. average/rush last year. He had 101 yards against the Rockets.
Oliver is very good, but was injured for 3 or 4 games. He is one of the best backs in the nation also. The MAC will have a large draft class next season.
(04-29-2013 03:19 AM)UofToledoFans Wrote: [ -> ]Oliver is very good, but was injured for 3 or 4 games. He is one of the best backs in the nation also. The MAC will have a large draft class next season.
Flu was leading the nation in rushing until he was injured. That was especially impressive considering UT had a very young OL that only had 2 returning starters with 26 starts(Phil Steele) between them.
Steele's poll has now changed to WR's...... VOTE for Reedy!!!!!!!!
(04-28-2013 09:38 PM)MotoRocket Wrote: [ -> ]I was vote # 1,000 and Flu is still in 2nd to the guy from Buffalo. Never heard of him, but I don't follow Buffalo at all - even when we play them..
That Guy ran for just under 1400 yards in 2011 and put up 800 in just 6.5 games last season. (Was at 426 yards half way our third game when he went down win an injury.