ESPN Big 12 Blog - Postseason position rankings: RBs

[SeniorFrog]

Postseason position rankings: RBs


1. Joseph Randle, Oklahoma State
2. Lache Seastrunk, Baylor
3. James Sims, Kansas
4. John Hubert, Kansas State
5. Damien Williams, Oklahoma
6. Tony Pierson, Kansas
7. Glasco Martin, Baylor
8. Johnathan Gray, Texas
9. Kenny Williams, Texas Tech
10. Andrew Buie, West Virginia

 

[MavAlbert]

His honorable mention: Bergeron from UT and Clay from OU.

 

[itsalizard]

Not where you start but where you finish. James, if he stays health, will be at the top in the end.

 

[roddog]

Not where you start but where you finish.

wisdom of a 500 year old man right there

 

[Frognosticator]

wisdom of a 500 year old man right there

As opposed to the wisdom of a 500 lb man.

 

[Limp Lizard]

Who, who, who. Most of those could not start for the Frogs...or play much.

When will this end!!!!????

 

[SnoSki]

Who, who, who. Most of those could not start for the Frogs...or play much.

When will this end!!!!????

Almost completely disagree, lots of good talent on this list.. that said I can't wait to see Waymon/Green in 2013

 

[tcujsauce]

Who, who, who. Most of those could not start for the Frogs...or play much.

When will this end!!!!????

Ignorant post of the week.


Randle, Seastrunk, Sims, Hubert, both Williams, and JGray would have gotten a ton of PT this season.

 

[asleep003]

Waymon/Green in 2013

Really like the ring/sound/chant of that!! Hummm, wonder if you may have possibly started something here today SnoSkiDrew ... our new mantra ?

Cheers !

 

[SnoopFrogs11]

How is Waymon or Green not on that list?

 

[Lone Frog]

How is Waymon or Green not on that list?

Because neither of them had anything close to the production this year of those who are on the list. Green because he couldn't play and James because he got hurt in the second game. They'll be on it next year.

 

[steelfrog]

Who, who, who. Most of those could not start for the Frogs...or play much.

When will this end!!!!????

When we start beating people. That's where the rubber meets the road.