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PRIMA Offi cial Game Guide
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#4 FLORIDA
5 WR Power I 4-3
Pro Set Spread Dime
Nickel
2007 Scouting Preview
The defending national
champs have a young
but talented quarter-
back who can both pass
and run effectively. The
Gators have some holes to fi ll on the
defensive line as well as in the sec-
ondary, and the kicking game needs
to become more reliable.
#21 FLORIDA STATE
Florida State 5 WR
Power I Pro Set
Split Backs
FRESNO STATE
Power I 4-3
#18 GEORGIA
Power I Pro Set 4-3
Wishbone Nickel
GEORGIA TECH
Power I 4-3
HAWAII
Spread 4-3
HOUSTON
Power I Pro Set 3-4
4-3
IDAHO
Pro Set 4-3
ILLINOIS
Power I Pro Set 4-3
Spread
INDIANA
Power I Pro Set 4-2-5
Spread 4-3
IOWA
Power I 4-3
IOWA STATE
Power I Pro Set 4-3
KANSAS
5 WR Power I 4-3
Pro Set Split Backs
Spread Two TEs
KANSAS STATE
Power I Pro Set 4-3
Two TEs
KENT STATE
Power I Pro Set 3-4
4-3
KENTUCKY
Power I 3-4
4-3
LOUISIANA TECH
Pro Set 3-4
#11 LOUISVILLE
Power I Pro Set 4-3
Spread
#3 LSU
5 WR Power I 4-3
Pro Set
2007 Scouting Preview
A lot of big guns are
returning on defense,
including impact players
at linebacker and de-
fensive tackle. Led by a
new starting quarterback, the Tigers’
offense will need to fi nd wideouts
who can compensate for the loss of
two key wide receivers from 2006.
MARSHALL
5 WR Power I 4-3
Pro Set
MARYLAND
Power I Pro Set 3-4
4-3
MEMPHIS
Pro Set Spread 3-3-5
MIAMI
5 WR Power I 4-3
Pro Set Spread Dime
Two TEs
MIAMI (OHIO)
Pro Set 4-3
#2 MICHIGAN
Power I Two TEs 3-4
4-3
2007 Scouting Preview
Loaded with talent
on both offense and
defense, Michigan’s only
weakness might be their
brutal November sched-
ule. Two away games against in-state
rival Michigan State and Wisconsin
will be followed by a season fi nale
against some team from Ohio…
MICHIGAN STATE
5 WR Pro Set 3-4
Split Backs Spread 4-3
Dime
Nickel
MID TENNESSEE STATE
Pro Set Spread 4-3
MINNESOTA
Power I Pro Set 3-4
Split Backs Spread 4-3
Two TEs Dime
Nickel
MISSISSIPPI STATE
5 WR Power I 4-3
MISSOURI
5 WR Pro Set 4-3
Spread Nickel
NAVY
Pro Set Flexbone 3-4
Georgia Tech owns the most lopsided victory in college football history, beating Cumberland 222-0 in 1916.
In that game, Cumberland had only one play for positive yards, while Georgia Tech racked up 32 touchdowns.
