ESPN's college football postseason player rankings show Ohio State dominating with 10% of spots, sparking debate over further inclusions. Analysts discuss standout players like Harold Fannin Jr. from Bowling Green, who led in receptions and yards yet lacked recognition. Others, like Diego Pavia of Vanderbilt, symbolize modern success in college football. The discussion also highlights the unpredictability of college football and the potential oversight in player rankings by the selection committee, composed of respected ESPN analysts.
Fannin led the FBS in receiving yards with 1,555, well ahead of San José State wide receiver Nick Nash (1,382). He also led the nation in receptions with 117.
Diego Pavia is the face of modern college football. Vanderbilt won seven games, won a bowl game, beat a top-five team for the first time in 61 tries.
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