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Not to pick a fight with anyone in particular, but Peyton Hillis did not appear particularly heavy as an NFL tailback. What he did look like was a back who made definitive cuts and BROKE TACKLES as he made his way downfield. He also possesses EXCELLENT skills as a receiver. His speed is not IMO...

Perfect comparison by Thrashen Welker's capacity to IMPROVE with reps is one of the keys to shattering the mythology that white players are incapable of manning certain positions on the gridiron. Certain athletes "wear" well-- they become more dangerous as games progress and experience...

Rob Lytle was featured on the cover of Street and Smith's in the mid 70's, That issue is one of my first and most lasting memories of what college football should be.

Aaron Smith has always reminded me of the classic DTs of the past like Merlin Olson and Bob Lilly. Adam Carriker of the Rams is in the same mold. These guys are SUPERIOR athletes who are currently in disfavor, but I believe will soon be rediscovered by the NFL.

Has anyone else noticed that the Big 12 has completely jumped the shark and become a bad video game league? I can barely bring myself to watch some of the basketball on grass" that these teams play. That said, Jake Sharp could very well thrive in this environment. Not to mention Logan Dold.

This kid is flexible. He might be OK

McGuffie's hurt. Looks like an ankle. Hope it's not a knee.

Nate Swift, who has a genuine opportunity to make an NFL roster next season, burned Baylor for a 53 yard TD.

Loved the catch by White who flashed some real speed on the play. I noticed too that Ryan Allison, a former top wide receving recruit , got the start at linebacker. Although he is already a senior, this kid is a real athlete and could be a comer at OLB.

Not to bring up any negative memories, but I remain fascinated by the potential of ....wait for it.... Darko Milicic. In terms of pure athleticism, Milicic remains a source of as yet untapped potential. With considerable reservations, I'm predicting a breakout season. Jeff Foster of Indiana...

Gerhart is John Riggins all over again. Barring injury, this is the guy. McGuffie will get another shot; he could even be helped with the DWF considering the results this afternoon

Jake Sharp is dicing up the #4 ranked Sooners. No love from the announcers, but it is what it is. KU is still trailing, but Sharp's performance is impressive.

Toby Gerhart may well be the best pure running back in college football. If he reamains healthy, he will be chosen in the 1st round of the NFL draft. You heard it here first.