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Who has more upside, Tebow or Sanchez?

The high schooler Byron Buxton has more upside, but Stanford's Mark Appel is the presumed No. 1 pick.

Today's featured player, Whitney Mercilus of Illinois, has more upside than Upshaw, in my view, possessing superior quickness and strength.

But while he admitted that Miles has more upside than anyone in the draft, Thorn may still select Martin.

Sarah Palin, who yesterday seemed to lament Mr. Perry's entry in the race, has more upside but fundamentally the same problem should she decide to run.

Timmy Chandler still has more upside at right back; maybe having Cameron pushing him might draw some more of it out.

Mr. de Blasio and Mr. Thompson, by contrast, have more upside potential.

Michael Saunders and Casper Wells will seemingly compete for time while Gutierrez is out, but don't rule out Trayvon Robinson, who may have more upside than all of them.

Joe Kehoskie, an agent who has represented Cuban defectors for 11 years, said Chapman "might have more upside than any pitcher on the planet".

Clausen and McCoy were victims of a year in which many teams were not in desperate need of quarterbacks, and the perception that a raw player like Tim Tebow might have more upside than Clausen, who was schooled in a pro-style offense, and McCoy, who was surrounded by talent at Texas.

The Bush-McCain relationship does have more upside than the Obama-Wright association, though, as 7percentt say they are more likely to vote for McCain because of his association with Bush, while only 1percentt say they are more likely to vote for Obama because of his association with Wright.