Michael Dyer to Louisville?

[Louisvillekid1]

Very close

Could be a huge addition...

[clynnm17]

indeed, hope he does not f u c k it up

[BigdaddyQH]

He will cause more harm than good. He is starting way too late. Louisville has a solid team and are much better off not trying to break it apart for this guy. It really does not matter because Louisville is NOT the caliber of team that the Top 5-6 in the nation are, and have no hope of winning the NC, if they even get that far. After October, every undefeated AQ onference team will be ranked ahead of them.

[Louisvillekid1]

I trust Charlie Strong, if he likes it then so do I...

[TPowell]

could go down as the best collection of skill players in NCAA history.

Teddy
Dyer
James Quick (just a freshman but still)
Devante Parker
Gerald Christian
Eli Rogers

[Huckleberry Pig]

could go down as the best collection of skill players in NCAA history.

Teddy
Dyer
James Quick (just a freshman but still)
Devante Parker
Gerald Christian
Eli Rogers

don't know if I'd go THAT far

[BigdaddyQH]

could go down as the best collection of skill players in NCAA history.

Teddy
Dyer
James Quick (just a freshman but still)
Devante Parker
Gerald Christian
Eli Rogers

Not even close. I can name 20 teams that have had better skilled players in one season than those guys you mention. You are talking about Louisville, NOT Alabama, OU, Ohio State, LSU, USC, and the other truely great teams. Louisville may go undefeated and still not reach the NC game, even if they are the only undefeated team in the nation. That is because their schedule is so weak, any Top 10 team could run the table playing that schedule. Next year they go to the ACC Atlantic. Let's see how they fare playing the likes of Florida State and Clemson every year.

[SECSNOB15]

I agree Bigdaddy. 2001 Miami is the first one that I think of. They were absolutely loaded. Not saying they were the best, just the first team that comes to mind in regards to skill position players.

[TPowell]

Not even close. I can name 20 teams that have had better skilled players in one season than those guys you mention. You are talking about Louisville, NOT Alabama, OU, Ohio State, LSU, USC, and the other truely great teams. Louisville may go undefeated and still not reach the NC game, even if they are the only undefeated team in the nation. That is because their schedule is so weak, any Top 10 team could run the table playing that schedule. Next year they go to the ACC Atlantic. Let's see how they fare playing the likes of Florida State and Clemson every year.

I'll let you name them. 3 almost guaranteed 1st rounders to go with 2 other veteran RB's and the DEEPEST WR corps in NCAAF