Best Offense: Oregon, FSU, or West Virginia?

[Zalsa]

Florida State is totally balanced, with 2 great RBs and several good receivers, not to mention EJ Manuel is a good QB who can run.

West Virginia only has 2 receivers: Stedman Bailey and Tavon Austin, but good god they are GOOD. And Geno Smith is making his case for a first selected QB in the draft.

And Oregon needs no explanation.

FSU and Oregon would be close, no doubt on that. I think Oregon would beat WVU though, at least the Ducks have a defense unlike Baylor

 

[Rhal]

Florida State is totally balanced, with 2 great RBs and several good receivers, not to mention EJ Manuel is a good QB who can run.

West Virginia only has 2 receivers: Stedman Bailey and Tavon Austin, but good god they are GOOD. And Geno Smith is making his case for a first selected QB in the draft.

And Oregon needs no explanation.

FSU and Oregon would be close, no doubt on that. I think Oregon would beat WVU though, at least the Ducks have a defense unlike Baylor

Would be intresting to find out which of these teams plays their starters the least

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[Natebishop3]

UO isn't experienced enough to be considered the best offense in the country.

 

[tlongII]

Ill go with the Beavs.

 

[Natebishop3]

Ill go with the Beavs.

Ha!

 

[Nate Dogg]

UO isn't experienced enough to be considered the best offense in the country.

Especially when they need to beat a SEC team for the national title.

 

[Natebishop3]

Especially when they need to beat a SEC team for the national title.

What if Bama loses and FSU ends up in the Natty with UO?

 

[BLAZER PROPHET]

What if Bama loses and FSU ends up in the Natty with UO?

A one loss Alabama will get in the natty before a 0 loss UO team. It is, afterall, the BCSEC.

 

[Wheels]

Especially when they need to beat a SEC team for the national title.