It’s the middle of the offseason for college football, and you all know what that means. Up until the exact moment that the 2017 season is kicked-off, everyone will be releasing their lists, rankings, and predictions that are all sure to be wrong. While many football fans dread this time of year, I enjoy it. I like reading the hundreds of different opinions that flood this time of year. It gets me excited for the upcoming season. I also love to partake in the offseason madness by making my own rankings and predictions, and this year is no different.
Numbers Never Lie: Using Stats to Determine the SEC’s Best Returning Quarterback
