Big 12 Individual Receiving...whoa

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  1     Michael Crabtree     Texas Tech       FR       WR     4     52     775     14.90     11     13.0     193.8
  2    Danny Amendola          Texas Tech    SR    WR    4    40    522    13.05    3    10.0    130.5
  3    Jordy Nelson              Kansas St        SR    WR    3    30    381    12.70    1    10.0    127.0
  4    Juaquin Iglesias      Oklahoma       JR    WR    4    27    444    16.44    2    6.8    111.0
  5    Marcus Henry             Kansas        SR    WR    4    21    393    18.71    2    5.3    98.3
  6    Malcolm Kelly              Oklahoma       JR    WR    4    17    349    20.53    7    4.3    87.3
  7    Adarius Bowman           Okla St    SR     WR    4    23    338    14.70    3    5.8    84.5
  8    Martin Rucker              Missouri         SR    TE    4    29    330    11.38    1    7.3    82.5

The other 7 in the top 8 have played another whole game, Mr. Nelson still third..and the two guys above him are in a circus offense that passes on every down. Jordy=never even got a D-1a offer. Go Riley!

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  1     Michael Crabtree     Texas Tech       FR       WR     4     52     775     14.90     11     13.0     193.8
  2    Danny Amendola          Texas Tech    SR    WR    4    40    522    13.05    3    10.0    130.5
  3    Jordy Nelson              Kansas St        SR    WR    3    30    381    12.70    1    10.0    127.0
  4    Juaquin Iglesias      Oklahoma       JR    WR    4    27    444    16.44    2    6.8    111.0
  5    Marcus Henry             Kansas        SR    WR    4    21    393    18.71    2    5.3    98.3
  6    Malcolm Kelly              Oklahoma       JR    WR    4    17    349    20.53    7    4.3    87.3
  7    Adarius Bowman           Okla St    SR     WR    4    23    338    14.70    3    5.8    84.5
  8    Martin Rucker              Missouri         SR    TE    4    29    330    11.38    1    7.3    82.5

The other 7 in the top 8 have played another whole game, Mr. Nelson still third..and the two guys above him are in a circus offense that passes on every down. Jordy=never even got a D-1a offer. Go Riley!

The thing that makes this so amazing is that he is a wideout. You may have a good O-lineman pop out un-recruited, but a wideout. Just amazing.

[Sandman]

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  1     Michael Crabtree     Texas Tech       FR       WR     4     52     775     14.90     11     13.0     193.8
  2    Danny Amendola          Texas Tech    SR    WR    4    40    522    13.05    3    10.0    130.5
  3    Jordy Nelson              Kansas St        SR    WR    3    30    381    12.70    1    10.0    127.0
  4    Juaquin Iglesias      Oklahoma       JR    WR    4    27    444    16.44    2    6.8    111.0
  5    Marcus Henry             Kansas        SR    WR    4    21    393    18.71    2    5.3    98.3
  6    Malcolm Kelly              Oklahoma       JR    WR    4    17    349    20.53    7    4.3    87.3
  7    Adarius Bowman           Okla St    SR     WR    4    23    338    14.70    3    5.8    84.5
  8    Martin Rucker              Missouri         SR    TE    4    29    330    11.38    1    7.3    82.5

The other 7 in the top 8 have played another whole game, Mr. Nelson still third..and the two guys above him are in a circus offense that passes on every down. Jordy=never even got a D-1a offer. Go Riley!

They are ranking them on average yards per game.  Hence, it doesn't matter he's played one less game in these rankings.  Nonetheless, that takes nothing from Mr. Nelson.  Hell of a player.

[fatty fat fat]

The other 7 in the top 8 have played another whole game, Mr. Nelson still third

jesus mother tities bookcat! 

what the frack is wrong with you?   

[KSUTOMMY]

Does Tech even recruit Running Backs? BTW I have another question - is the reason that Tech qbs arent starters in the NFL because they just put a lot of air under the ball and hope that someone is there to catch it? I just dont hear much about Tech qbs or recievers in the NFL. Except for the freak that is Wes Welker. Jordy not getting looks is as ridiculous as Michael Vick being a spokesperson for PETA.