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Bill, who's the best running back in college football?

Well, Alvin Cook, obviously.

Oh God, the kid's get in the shelter now.

You know we have a good editor in Jason Kirk when he can take something rather mundane, like a single stat that says in this case,

Dalvin Cook is more explosive than Leonard Farnett.

He slaps just the right headline on it and both fan bases explode before they realize it.

Before they read it and go, oh yeah, I guess that's fine.

So let's, let's walk this out as they say in your normal numerical column that came up just

on Tuesday morning there's one particular stat that I don't think it's that surprising. I

think if I watched snippets of Florida State Louisville over the weekend and you

know the album cook had some had some man runs and that's all we've wanted to talk about at the running back position this year has been Leonard fornet but cook is sort of quietly put together a really nice season and there is one individual stat I'll let you sort of

explain all this that says he may be more valuable to his team. Well or even just

more explosive he's not as efficient like four nets more likely to gain five yards on any given

carry it's just when cook gets to the five yards he's gonna go like another

18 and for net's only gonna go like you know 14 or something so yeah how do you how do you craft a

running back more explosive than Dalvin Cook at this point it's amazing what

happens when he gets a

when he gets to that edge or that just gorgeous option they ran against Miami where

Gullson waited to the last moment to to pitch the ball

and he had to beat one guy and just right down the sideline.

He's incredible to watch in the open field, but then fornet is more likely to carry four

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