ESPN College Football Future Rankings

[hasena75]

ESPN just released a TOP 25 FUTURE Rankings which look at the next 3 years.

Had Miami at 25.

 

[IndayArtHauz]

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[ristwasdown]

Someone with insider post the rankings

 

[whoopingcane]

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[soysoy05]

1. Bama
2. FSU
3. OSU
4. LSU
5. Auburn
6. USCw
7. Oklahoma
8. Georgia
9. ND
10. Texas
11. Clemson
12. A&M
13. Oregon
14. U***
15. Stanford
16. UCLA
17. Sparty
18. USCe
19. Baylor
20. Michigan
21. OK State
22. PSU
23. VA Tech
24. Louisville
25. Miami

biggest misses people saying: Wisconsin and Mizzou

 

[soysoy05]

Interdasting as well...

Same article, but ranked top 10 players for next 3 years....

1. Deshaun Watson (Clemson) QB
2. Vernon Hargreaves (U***) CB
3. Dontre Wilson (OSU) RB
4. Chris Jones (Miss. State) DE
5. Corey Clement (Wisconsin) RB
6. Alex Collins (Arkansas) RB
7. Cameron Robinson (Bama) OT
8. Brandon Harris (LSU) QB
9. Jabril Peppers (Michigan) CB
10. Robert Foster (Bama) WR

 

[edge]

These lists are an absolute waste of time and purely guesses.

 

[MessiahChild]

25 Miami (FL) Hurricanes
ACC FPR RANK: 5

Coaching: "(Al Golden) has a pretty impressive track record and those that know him really believe he is the right guy for 'The U' in the 21st Century," Huard said.

Current talent: When I was in Houston recently, I ran into former Canes DB AJ Highsmith. He said the injury this spring to QB Ryan Williams was a setback, but there is some hope that freshman Kevin Olsen or BYU/Kansas transfer Jake Heaps can emerge. Highsmith told me that RB Duke Johnson, coming back from a knee injury, was running well and is expected to be a full go for camp and the season.

He also said the defense, returning nearly everyone for a second consecutive season, should be improved. LB Denzel Perryman is a monster.

Recruiting: I was caught by surprise to see that Golden has had two top-10 classes and the other was ranked 15th. I knew he had been good on the recruiting trail but not that good.

Miami is currently a respectable 14th for the '15 class.

So the Hurricanes are getting the players on campus. The success must surely follow, right?

Title path: David Cutcliffe is a great coach, but there's no reason for Duke to beat Miami for a division title. In fairness, the Hurricanes would have won the Coastal the previous season if they didn't opt to intentionally sit out of the ACC championship game to appease the NCAA.

Miami going to Nebraska on Sept. 20 is an intriguing meeting of teams with potential. Recall that UCLA went to Lincoln last year in a similar situation and embarrassed the Huskers.

Program power: Closing the FPR with a run of ACC teams, Miami is different because of its place in the sport's history. It has resources and recruiting cachet that many of the programs listed above hope to one day garner.

When I met Golden last summer, he was understandably preoccupied with how hard the NCAA hammer would come down on the program. Turns out, it wasn't that bad and now it's behind the program.

There's no excuse now. The division is there for the taking. It's time for Miami to take a step forward.

 

[GeorgiaCane1381]

25 Miami (FL) Hurricanes
ACC FPR RANK: 5

Coaching: "(Al Golden) has a pretty impressive track record and those that know him really believe he is the right guy for 'The U' in the 21st Century," Huard said.

Current talent: When I was in Houston recently, I ran into former Canes DB AJ Highsmith. He said the injury this spring to QB Ryan Williams was a setback, but there is some hope that freshman Kevin Olsen or BYU/Kansas transfer Jake Heaps can emerge. Highsmith told me that RB Duke Johnson, coming back from a knee injury, was running well and is expected to be a full go for camp and the season.

He also said the defense, returning nearly everyone for a second consecutive season, should be improved. LB Denzel Perryman is a monster.

Recruiting: I was caught by surprise to see that Golden has had two top-10 classes and the other was ranked 15th. I knew he had been good on the recruiting trail but not that good.

Miami is currently a respectable 14th for the '15 class.

So the Hurricanes are getting the players on campus. The success must surely follow, right?

Title path: David Cutcliffe is a great coach, but there's no reason for Duke to beat Miami for a division title. In fairness, the Hurricanes would have won the Coastal the previous season if they didn't opt to intentionally sit out of the ACC championship game to appease the NCAA.

Miami going to Nebraska on Sept. 20 is an intriguing meeting of teams with potential. Recall that UCLA went to Lincoln last year in a similar situation and embarrassed the Huskers.

Program power: Closing the FPR with a run of ACC teams, Miami is different because of its place in the sport's history. It has resources and recruiting cachet that many of the programs listed above hope to one day garner.

When I met Golden last summer, he was understandably preoccupied with how hard the NCAA hammer would come down on the program. Turns out, it wasn't that bad and now it's behind the program.

There's no excuse now. The division is there for the taking. It's time for Miami to take a step forward.

Lost cred as soon as they used AJ as a source. Stopped reading then and there.

 

[BWCD]

1. Bama
2. LSU
3. OSU
4. FSU
5. Auburn
6. USCw
7. Oklahoma
8. Oregon
9. Georgia
10. Texas A&M
11. ND
12. Texas
13. Clemson
14. USCe
15. Mich State
16. UCLA
17. Stanford
18. Miami
19. OK State
20. UFayg
21. Michigan
22. Baylor
23. PSU
24. Louisville
25. VTech

I jumbled it up to reflect how I'd rank it.

Left Wisky/Mizzou out again, but I think this makes more sense to me. I jumped us up to 18 not as a homer, but because I think 3 years out, we'll be in much better shape than teams like Michigan, UFayg, Baylor, PSU, Louisville, and VT.

 

[Fightinibis]

ESPN just released a TOP 25 FUTURE Rankings which look at the next 3 years.

Had Miami at 25.

And they paid somebody for that stupid ****...lol. Preseason polls suck bad enough, now let's predict out for 3 years...dumb *** MFers.

 

[Chuckles]

Haters doubt bias cloud goons hybrid players not scheme not players Wilbon Sports Illustrated haters black cleats #Renewed swagger the U back stay home we could we might we did (once) Ed Reed types Greentree all stars if FSU well UF cowards OMG Duke Golden's BFF local high schools ok

Isn't the internet great, even dolts can use it! :eekeyes:

 

[[]_[] swag]

25 Miami (FL) Hurricanes
ACC FPR RANK: 5

Coaching: "(Al Golden) has a pretty impressive track record and those that know him really believe he is the right guy for 'The U' in the 21st Century," Huard said.

Current talent: When I was in Houston recently, I ran into former Canes DB AJ Highsmith. He said the injury this spring to QB Ryan Williams was a setback, but there is some hope that freshman Kevin Olsen or BYU/Kansas transfer Jake Heaps can emerge. Highsmith told me that RB Duke Johnson, coming back from a knee injury, was running well and is expected to be a full go for camp and the season.

He also said the defense, returning nearly everyone for a second consecutive season, should be improved. LB Denzel Perryman is a monster.

Recruiting: I was caught by surprise to see that Golden has had two top-10 classes and the other was ranked 15th. I knew he had been good on the recruiting trail but not that good.

Miami is currently a respectable 14th for the '15 class.

So the Hurricanes are getting the players on campus. The success must surely follow, right?

Title path: David Cutcliffe is a great coach, but there's no reason for Duke to beat Miami for a division title. In fairness, the Hurricanes would have won the Coastal the previous season if they didn't opt to intentionally sit out of the ACC championship game to appease the NCAA.

Miami going to Nebraska on Sept. 20 is an intriguing meeting of teams with potential. Recall that UCLA went to Lincoln last year in a similar situation and embarrassed the Huskers.

Program power: Closing the FPR with a run of ACC teams, Miami is different because of its place in the sport's history. It has resources and recruiting cachet that many of the programs listed above hope to one day garner.

When I met Golden last summer, he was understandably preoccupied with how hard the NCAA hammer would come down on the program. Turns out, it wasn't that bad and now it's behind the program.

There's no excuse now. The division is there for the taking. It's time for Miami to take a step forward.

Lost cred as soon as they used AJ as a source. Stopped reading then and there.

Why? I know he wasnt the best safety back there but how does that not make him a credible source?

 

[IndayArtHauz]

Haters doubt bias cloud goons hybrid players not scheme not players Wilbon Sports Illustrated haters black cleats #Renewed swagger the U back stay home we could we might we did (once) Ed Reed types Greentree all stars if FSU well UF cowards OMG Duke Golden's BFF local high schools ok