Grambling’s Warren Is Finally On The Payton Watch List





Perhaps the powers that be took note of your article on last week.:tup: Warren deserves to be on that list just as much as anyone.
 
GRAM4LIFE said:
Webber you can have a good game after this weekend
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It's great that Warren is on there. I don't think they want 2 players from the same conference on the Payton watch list but they need to let the numbers speak for themselves. That would be fitting to have a rb and wr from the same conference on the Payton watch list.
 
CATMENDUE2 said:
Bet Grambling makes into top 25 later today.
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They made it in at #23, but the SWAC continues to have 60% participation in the TSN poll process. Perhaps Kenn can blast them next for not helping the SWAC, though the 60% is obviously very active in helping out - see the ORV.
 
TexasTerror said:
They made it in at #23, but the SWAC continues to have 60% participation in the TSN poll process. Perhaps Kenn can blast them next for not helping the SWAC, though the 60% is obviously very active in helping out - see the ORV.
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TT can you explain the process (in layman's terms) and who typically within a conference is responsible for participation.
 
MikeBigg said:
TT can you explain the process (in layman's terms) and who typically within a conference is responsible for participation.
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TSN sends a letter/e-mail to all the SIDs (schools and conferences) prior to the season.They ask whether the school SID and/or a member of the media representing the school would like to participate in TSN's polls and award voting. This process starts anew each year - so if they missed the boat last year, they can get onboarthis year.

So in theory, each school could have two people (and in the case of the CAA - a few do!). The SWAC currently has six of their 10 schools represented (60%), plus the conference office.

After the criticism leveled against the poll this year - Craig Haley showed the voting pool. Some conferences have 12-17 participants representing them. It's unreal! There is an obvious unbalance.
 
TexasTerror said:
TSN sends a letter/e-mail to all the SIDs (schools and conferences) prior to the season.They ask whether the school SID and/or a member of the media representing the school would like to participate in TSN's polls and award voting. This process starts anew each year - so if they missed the boat last year, they can get onboarthis year.

So in theory, each school could have two people (and in the case of the CAA - a few do!). The SWAC currently has six of their 10 schools represented (60%), plus the conference office.

After the criticism leveled against the poll this year - Craig Haley showed the voting pool. Some conferences have 12-17 participants representing them. It's unreal! There is an obvious unbalance.
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Was Grambling represented?
 
MikeBigg said:
Was Grambling represented?
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Here is the list of SWAC voters

Southwestern Athletic Conference: Rodney Bush, Tom Galbraith, Ley Jean, Leonard Moon, Roderick Mosley, Wesley Peterson, Brandon Willis; Other Representatives: Brian Brennan, Josh Buchanan, LeCounte Conaway.
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Kenn Rashad said:
Here is the list of SWAC voters

Southwestern Athletic Conference: Rodney Bush, Tom Galbraith, Ley Jean, Leonard Moon, Roderick Mosley, Wesley Peterson, Brandon Willis; Other Representatives: Brian Brennan, Josh Buchanan, LeCounte Conaway.
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Thanks Kenn, that really makes me feel better. Still we need 100% participation because unfortunately there's a regional bias as well as low disregard for our conference.
 
A good running back that has good feet and is good out of the backfield, he has NFL Skills and glad to see on the list.
 
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