[stupac2]

One other thing to consider... it's not like the line that McCaffrey runs behind is soft.  He arguably runs behind the best guard in college football.

Right, which is why I'd want to see numbers. Based on the limited amount I've seen it seems like Alabama's OL is more consistent about opening up holes, but that could be wrong. The problem is that short of charting the games myself (which I'm not even skilled enough to do) there's no real way to test it.

Here's an interesting post comparing the top RBs: http://espn.go.com/ncf/story/_/id/141790...k-hopefuls

What really stuck out to me was that in Bush's Voldemort season his two best games were his final two, where he gained >250 yards each. If McCaffrey can manage to finish with a bang like that, he'll have a pretty good shot, especially if Florida shuts down Henry (which they might be able to do).

[stupac2]

One other thing to consider... it's not like the line that McCaffrey runs behind is soft.  He arguably runs behind the best guard in college football.

Right, which is why I'd want to see numbers. Based on the limited amount I've seen it seems like Alabama's OL is more consistent about opening up holes, but that could be wrong. The problem is that short of charting the games myself (which I'm not even skilled enough to do) there's no real way to test it.

Here's an interesting post comparing the top RBs: http://espn.go.com/ncf/story/_/id/141790...k-hopefuls

What really stuck out to me was that in Bush's Voldemort season his two best games were his final two, where he gained >250 yards each. If McCaffrey can manage to finish with a bang like that, he'll have a pretty good shot, especially if Florida shuts down Henry (which they might be able to do).