[Hank 91]

Here's the first, from SB Nation. It's interesting because the author, Bill Connelly, frames his review of each position group with quotes from David Shaw. (Apparently he interviewed Shaw for a book he's writing on college football, and Shaw was far and away the most interesting of his subjects.) Additionally, the preview is quite thorough, and there aren't too many of the errors we've come to expect from "outsiders" writing about the program. (Although, when he mentions "ball-hawking safety Jordan Richards" as one of the linchpins of the secondary, I assume he meant Ed Reynolds, and even though we haven't heard much from Charlie Hopkins since signing day and he doesn't yet appear on the depth chart, Connelly sees him as a factor, but those are minor quibbles.) Anyway, it's definitely a good read.

http://www.sbnation.com/college-football...ule-roster

[Hank 91]

Here's the first, from SB Nation. It's interesting because the author, Bill Connelly, frames his review of each position group with quotes from David Shaw. (Apparently he interviewed Shaw for a book he's writing on college football, and Shaw was far and away the most interesting of his subjects.) Additionally, the preview is quite thorough, and there aren't too many of the errors we've come to expect from "outsiders" writing about the program. (Although, when he mentions "ball-hawking safety Jordan Richards" as one of the linchpins of the secondary, I assume he meant Ed Reynolds, and even though we haven't heard much from Charlie Hopkins since signing day and he doesn't yet appear on the depth chart, Connelly sees him as a factor, but those are minor quibbles.) Anyway, it's definitely a good read.

http://www.sbnation.com/college-football...ule-roster