With the rising numbers of college football players leaving their programs early for the NFL, getting a top quarterback, running back and receiver back from the previous season is increasingly rare...

The top 10 trios, with individual national position rankings for QB, RB and WR:

1. Baylor (Bryce Petty 5, Shock Linwood 33, Antwan Goodley 7), 15.0 average
2. Florida State (Jameis Winston 7, Karlos Williams 44, Rashad Greene 21), 24.0
3 (tie). Indiana (Nate Sudfeld 17, Tevin Coleman 17, Shane Wynn 39), 24.3
3 (tie). USC (Cody Kessler 14, Javorius Allen 30, Nelson Agholor 29), 24.3
5. Houston (John O'Korn 20, Ryan Jackson 58, Deontay Greenberry 16), 31.3
6. Arizona State (Taylor Kelly 16, D.J. Foster 72, Jaelen Strong 25), 37.7
7. Michigan State (Connor Cook 20, Jeremy Langford 20, Tony Lippett 75), 38.3
8. Northwestern (Trevor Siemian 26, Treyvon Green 38, Christian Jones 55), 39.7
9. Auburn (Nick Marshall 26, Cameron Artis-Payne 62, Sammie Coates 32), 40
10. Utah (Travis Wilson 24, James Poole 81, Dres Anderson 20), 41.7



http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nca.../13815899/

GO COOGS GO!!!

The funny thing is in the article it mentions Temple at #6 but isn't on their list at the bottom. Since Robbie Anderson is no longer with the team, that knocked Temple out. Here's the "matrix" they used to come up with their ranking:

http://cfbmatrix.com/college-footballs-t...rrb-trios/

O'Korn and Greenberry are special players. I now see why ND fans were so pissed about him leaving. Go Coogs.