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With more touches, I could easily see Kenjon Barner on this list. Embarrassment of riches...
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Every year starts with a bunch of unknown RBs. I'm sure that by the end of the year these RB's will look much better.
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AutzenMember wrote:With more touches, I could easily see Kenjon Barner on this list. Embarrassment of riches...
Was just gonna say the same thing. Barner seriously is a top 25 RB in the country. He showed that when LMJ was out.

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A few points.

1. I think Trent Richardson will be the best back in the nation next season.

2. LMJ is great, but I don't think he's the most talented back in the Oregon stable.

3. Watch out for Malcolm Brown.

4. Lattimore is overrated.
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UOducksTK1 wrote:
AutzenMember wrote:With more touches, I could easily see Kenjon Barner on this list. Embarrassment of riches...
Was just gonna say the same thing. Barner seriously is a top 25 RB in the country. He showed that when LMJ was out.

Barner is great as the pitch man in the triple option and in the fly sweeps, but he hasn't been that great in the traditional RB role.
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Supreme wrote:A few points.

1. I think Trent Richardson will be the best back in the nation next season.

2. LMJ is great, but I don't think he's the most talented back in the Oregon stable.

3. Watch out for Malcolm Brown.

4. Lattimore is overrated.

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Richardson is no ingram but hell be putting up some major numbers this year behind a very experienced offensive line. Dyer is going to be great, but this isn't his year. Make this list next year and dyer will be in the top 5.

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2. LMJ is great, but I don't think he's the most talented back in the Oregon stable.
:shock: wow...that is some high praise
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James White and Michel Dyer are too low.. The little guys need some more respect!
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Boom wrote:
UOducksTK1 wrote:
AutzenMember wrote:With more touches, I could easily see Kenjon Barner on this list. Embarrassment of riches...
Was just gonna say the same thing. Barner seriously is a top 25 RB in the country. He showed that when LMJ was out.

Barner is great as the pitch man in the triple option and in the fly sweeps, but he hasn't been that great in the traditional RB role.
I disagree, KB has shown he can run betwix the tackles as well as on the edge.
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justducky0 wrote:
Boom wrote:
UOducksTK1 wrote:
AutzenMember wrote:With more touches, I could easily see Kenjon Barner on this list. Embarrassment of riches...
Was just gonna say the same thing. Barner seriously is a top 25 RB in the country. He showed that when LMJ was out.

Barner is great as the pitch man in the triple option and in the fly sweeps, but he hasn't been that great in the traditional RB role.
I disagree, KB has shown he can run betwix the tackles as well as on the edge.
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Richardson is the most talented, but he's not a better RB in college than LMJ.
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Phenom wrote:Richardson is the most talented, but he's not a better RB in college than LMJ.

Huh????
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Boom wrote:
justducky0 wrote:
Boom wrote:
UOducksTK1 wrote:
AutzenMember wrote:With more touches, I could easily see Kenjon Barner on this list. Embarrassment of riches...
Was just gonna say the same thing. Barner seriously is a top 25 RB in the country. He showed that when LMJ was out.

Barner is great as the pitch man in the triple option and in the fly sweeps, but he hasn't been that great in the traditional RB role.
I disagree, KB has shown he can run betwix the tackles as well as on the edge.
..... Ya against New Mexico
I think Arizona, Cal, Washington and Oregon St. would disagree
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justducky0 wrote:
Boom wrote:
justducky0 wrote:
Boom wrote:
UOducksTK1 wrote:
AutzenMember wrote:With more touches, I could easily see Kenjon Barner on this list. Embarrassment of riches...
Was just gonna say the same thing. Barner seriously is a top 25 RB in the country. He showed that when LMJ was out.

Barner is great as the pitch man in the triple option and in the fly sweeps, but he hasn't been that great in the traditional RB role.
I disagree, KB has shown he can run betwix the tackles as well as on the edge.
..... Ya against New Mexico
I think Arizona, Cal, Washington and Oregon St. would disagree
Let's not forget that he was gone for a good chunk of the season so people tend to undervalue his use as a traditional Running Back.
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