ESPN Ranks the Top 100 CFB Players.

[Fraud]

Riley has ONE!!!! ONE FAWKING PLAYER IN THE TOP 100.  PATHETIC.
https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/49582973/2026-college-football-player-rank-top-100-jeremiah-smith-leonard-moore

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[TEE]

Ducks look strong sans QB.  Hoping Raiola develops because  Moore is a pick six machine.   Was that as a Bruin.  And now as a Duck.  Dudes a Bust.

[the909]

10 picks on 400 attempts isn’t horrible, an improvement over his ucla days. I’m not old on him, but I do think he’s a system QB and Oregon is right for him. Herbert to me is the one duck who could thrive outside that system. Just my $.02.

[LA Duck]

Ducks have 8 players in the top 100.

Interesting that they have Jayden Maiava (#9 out of 100) ranked higher than Dante Moore (#11).

It makes sense to me as Moore does have a ton to prove in his 3rd season as a quack, that is not up for debate.

Lots of room of improvement for Dante.  Will he get it done?  That, and Oregon’s green (pun fully intended!) OL, hold the keys to this 2026 season.

[LA Duck]

Nice!  In one thread we get both USC’s “TEE” and Oregon’s “Fraud” to chime in.

Brilliant!!

All I can offer is good luck to you both – even a national championship for your respective teams would likely not do anything to silence your continual pessimism and keep you warm and comfy.

[Fraud]

Oregon leads with 8 players, followed by Indiana and Texas with 7 each. ESPN’s preseason ranking of the top 100 college football players for the 2026 season (published August 26, 2026) was compiled by a panel of experts. Oregon has the most after retaining several players who could have entered the NFL draft.
espn.co.uk
Here’s the full breakdown by school (sorted by number of players, then alphabetically):Oregon: 8
Indiana: 7
Texas: 7
LSU: 6
Texas Tech: 6
Georgia: 5
Miami: 5
Ohio State: 5
Ole Miss: 4
Alabama: 3
Clemson: 3
Iowa: 3
Notre Dame: 3
Oklahoma: 3
Auburn: 2
Louisville: 2
Missouri: 2
Oklahoma State: 2
One player each: Arizona, BYU, Boise State, Cal, Florida, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Houston, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi State, NC State, New Mexico, Northwestern, Rutgers, SMU, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas A&M, USC, Virginia, Virginia Tech, Washington, West Virginia.These figures come directly from the school affiliations listed for each ranked player in the ESPN ranking. Note that “Miami” refers to the Hurricanes.

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