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faceman237 said...
No. AJ being a superb passer made a huge difference in Eddie's production. Put Ingram on last years team and he absolutely lights it up.
Dont forget that GMAC went through a span of playing pretty poorly and Ingram basically carried that team through.
This post was edited by faceman237 on 3/5/2013 at 7:41 AM
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Oldie Olderson said...
Based on your perception only. No legitimate analysis of their career as players can back up your stance. Lacy had some unfortunate injury luck and had trouble holding on to the football his first few years. Ingram was the best and most reliable back on the field the day he stepped on campus and remained that until the day he left.
Having said that I am a huge fan of Lacy's and think he is underrated as a pro prospect. My comments are not a knock on his ability or how good a player he is and can be,
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