Unconquered

I believe that also but with him having not caught a collegiate pass it's too much to say at this point. At least a guy like Debose has proven he can run real fast in a straight line IN a game.

UF sucks with wrs atm, I agree, but FSUs wrs didnt wow anybody against tough defenses.

R. Greene
Okl-70 yds, 1 td (56 yd hail mary)
Miami-3 catches/19 yds
Virginia-4 catches/21 yds
UF-0/0

R. Smith
Okl-1 catch/16 yds
Mia-1 catch/21 yds
Virg-1 catch/4 yds
UF-2 catches/16 yds

C. Green
Mia-4/55
Virg-2 catches/2 yds
UF-2 catches/27 yds

EJ Manuel
Ok-0 td passes
UM-1 td pass
Virg-1 td pass
UF-0 td passes

I would agree FSU is definitely deeper and better than uf in the wr dept, but thats not really saying much.

Reading comprehension:

Look at stats

I could give two shits about your "stats". Go back to your hole and maybe then you'll realize that I'm not in the same argument with you as other people in the thread.

Look, I know how arrogant your kind can be and how you automatically think you are 10x smarter than anyone else so let me explain a few things to you:

1. "Because any fanbase thats trying to compare a KB to an all american Sammy Watkins, has to know what theyre talking about."

Direct shot at my original post which I clearly explained what I meant in my 2nd post. That's why I said "reading comprehension...see 2nd post". If you re-read it out loud slowly to yourself maybe you'll catch on. You're so incredibly thick headed that words like "could be" and "would be nice" in the 1st post missed your eyeballs due to excessive swelling from your cranium.

I never made any direct comparsions, to running styles, or even said he would be an all-american...all of that was the creative license from your superior intellect and a few people that want to read more into what someone says than is actually written.

2. Your useless "stat" posting that isn't even worth copying

This post is so selective and overly simplistic that it doesn't take into account many things for example:
-The OL struggles we had all season which are magnified in big games. We started a full freshman OL in our bowl game because our OL was gone. WRs can't really get catches if the QB can't even set and get them the ball.

-You also left out Clemson who was a highly ranked opponent that we put up big receiving numbers on with a first time starting freshman QB...but that game wasn't convenient for your argument.

-EJ was also injured for half of the OU game and played banged up the entire season behind said OL.

-You picked out 3 of our better receivers but left out the other 5 or so we routinely rotated in and guys that saw alot of action before getting hurt like Jared Haggins, Kenny Shaw, and Bert Reed. Bottom line FSU is so deep at receiver that we don't need one guy to make all the catches. Even still, 2 of the guys you selected were freshmen and any team is going to have lower receiving numbers than usual against better opponents.

Second, even if your argument were valid (stifled laughter) you would actually be making a case why Benjamin could be more of a difference maker on our offense since our WRs are so lackluster by your impeccable standards.

Try and keep up with all of that...I at least attempted to limit the use of big words for you.

Those stats are more of an indictment of our OL play. Our WR corps is easily top five in the country. The unit battled a ton of injuries last year and was without Willie Haulstead all season.

The ol' off. line/injuries reasoning.

I wish we had that excuse.

Top 5 or not; against Okl, UM, Virg, and UF, there were maybe 2 td passes thrown.

Yeah I can admit I reached there.

Yessir.

After spring football/NBA playoffs my weekend depression will fully kick in.

Gonna take alot of rival debates to get through those couple of months.

The reasoning is sound if you watched us last year. Also we were without four of our top five receivers for a good stretch.

So UF didnt have some sound reasons for lack of offensive production?

Im not debating the potential of FSUs receivers, but against Okl, UM, Virg, and UF the production was lackluster.

Injuries/oline play is definitely a valid point though.

But, we had the same exact problems that I see arent good enough reasons to have been mentioned here.

I'm pretty sure that fsu's db's had more catches in the Florida game then the Florida WR's

Why didn't you include Notre Dame? Their defense was ranked higher (#34) than Oklahoma and Miami.

It's also debatable if C. Green is better than Shaw:

Shaw 34-418 yds. 4 tds. 34.8 yds. per game (missed one game)
Green 26-450 yds. 0 tds. 34.6 yds. per game

Here's their stats against Notre Dame:

R. Greene 5-99 yds. 1 td.
K. Shaw 4-64 yds.
R. Smith 4-34 yds.
C. Green 1-3 yds.