Quote:oh was he? or are you making stuff up again?  I know, you see SEC and think instantly "SEC > ACC" without any further analysis.

 

who exactly did Ray beat for his sacks?  Let's take a look:

 

http://espn.go.com/college-football/play.../shane-ray

 

a bunch of sacks against smaller schools and inferior competition (you count them still, but that doesn't help your argument about him doing it against better players)

 

2 sacks against south carolina.  One 1, he beats the right guard (will sport: nothing special) and OT corey robinson (listed as a 7th round prospect/rookie free agent).

 

2 sacks against Florida.  Beat Humphries on 3rd down on a speed rush (obvious passing down, but it still counts: good sack) and another sack where Humprhies had him blocked but the QB scrambles in that direction for basically a gain of 0 - it counted as a sack.

 

2 sacks against Kentucky against their LT:  listed as a 5th-6th round prospect by NFL.com

 

1 sack against Texas A&M: Couldn't find the sack or who he beat.

 

 

So your argument that he played against better players overall may be true - but it's not like he beat those better players on a regular basis.

 

Beasley has 33 sacks in his career and I'm sure I wouldn't have a hard time finding him beating much better prospects for sacks than Shane Ray.

 

So the entire 2014 season (without counting texas AM because I couldn't find who he beat) and the only good prospect he beat was DJ Humphries.  

 

 

thanks for playing.  So what exactly did Ray do against better competition?  Don't worry, I'll wait.