Experience tells me that having just (1) playmaker is almost like having none. Good defenses can take one playmaker away. But an offense with multiple playmakers is a dangerous one. So, let's take a look at the SEC's top playmaking combinations.
   1- Gamecocks: Alshon Jeffrey and Marcus Lattimore...These two guys are amazing. Jeffrey's the #1 playmaking WR in the SEC and Lattimore is the top RB. Can't understand why Garcia's not in for curfew, with these 2 guys to get the ball too.
   2- Mississippi State: Vick Ballard & Chad Bumpas...these 2 are hard to handle and that's why Mullen gets them the ball. Ballard average 5.2 yards per carry and scored 19 times. Bumpas gets it on 3rd down and averaged 14.4 yards a catch.
   3- Arkansas: Greg Childs & Knile Davis...Petrino has a smile on his face...okay, a grin. Childs is a stud and he's poised to have a huge season (off junior season cut short by foot injury, looking to impress NFL scouts in his senior year). Davis ran wild late last season.
   4- Alabama: Trent Richardson & Marquise Maze...Trent averaged 6.5 yards per carry LS. Maze made some plays. 
   5- LSU: Rueben Randall & Russell Shepard are two playmakers stepping to the front of the LSU offense.