Who do you think is the best quarterback in college football?

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  • gaysex4lif
    No longer a noob
    • Oct 2008
    • 1476

    #46
    Originally posted by longhornfan
    It helps that he went to one of the most prolific and winningest HS in the country.

    And I think the only year he started in HS was his senior year. Kinda hard to lose when you don't even play.
    AS A STARTER.

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    • FirstTimer
      Freeman Error

      • Feb 2009
      • 18729

      #47
      Originally posted by BrntO4Life
      He sat behind Riley Dodge for 3 years...

      Also, that stat hardly makes you the best QB. It makes you the best QB on the best team and that's not what this discussion is about.
      I thought Riley Dodge sat behind him...you're thinking of Chase Daniels.

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      • longhornfan
        Carpe Diem
        • Mar 2009
        • 732

        #48
        Originally posted by FirstTimer
        I thought Riley Dodge sat behind him...you're thinking of Chase Daniels.
        Yeah McElroy sat behind Chase Daniels not Riley.

        Riley played WR the year that McElroy started.

        Originally posted by Buck
        AS A STARTER.
        Like I said he started only as a senior. You make it sound like he was a 4 year starter or something.
        Last edited by longhornfan; 07-26-2010, 07:52 PM.

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        • BrntO4Life
          My Aunt Ida Smokes.
          • Mar 2009
          • 6866

          #49
          Originally posted by FirstTimer
          I thought Riley Dodge sat behind him...you're thinking of Chase Daniels.
          My bad, the timeline is all wrong.

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          • Fox1994
            Posts too much
            • Dec 2008
            • 5327

            #50
            Are we going to stop pretending McElroy is actually in the discussion again? He's a game-manager. People keep talking about his record like he was winning games. No. He was coasting on the talent around him.

            More so even than Leinart, because at least Leinart looked good because he was actually putting up numbers. McElroy has two stupendous backs and a devastating defense winning him games.

            And the thing I can't stand about Locker is that he hasn't done that much in college, but he's supposed to be this stupendous pro prospect. Like, he's very talented, and he's a great athlete, sure, but he hasn't shown to be a great QB.

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            • Tengo Juego
              Posts a lot
              • Jun 2009
              • 4289

              #51
              It's Kellen Moore. I cant think of a QB who is THE guy on his team, and has the same success(individually or team record) as Moore.

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              • Fox1994
                Posts too much
                • Dec 2008
                • 5327

                #52
                Originally posted by Tengo Juego
                It's Kellen Moore. I cant think of a QB who is THE guy on his team, and has the same success(individually or team record) as Moore.
                Very possibly. McElroy and Stanzi are role players... Mallett, Locker, and Pryor (while talented) aren't winning their teams games... Yet.

                I think Locker and Pryor have a lot of potential this year to showcase something.

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                • NAHSTE
                  Probably owns the site
                  • Feb 2009
                  • 22233

                  #53
                  Surprised nobody has mentioned Andrew Dalton yet from TCU. But my choice has to be Kellen Moore. His TD/INT ratio is too good to ignore. I don't care who you play against, 39 TDs and 3 INTs speaks for itself.

                  As for McElroy being in the discussion, LOL. He has 2 of the best RBs in the country to take the load off his back (Richardson is going to end up better than Ingram as scary as that is) and a fucking freak of a WR in Julio Jones to throw to. Not to mention he's on a team whose defense is coached by the best defensive mind in CFB. When you throw in the corrupt officiating, and it's hard to imagine any D1 QB failing to go undefeated in that situation.
                  Last edited by NAHSTE; 07-27-2010, 11:42 AM.

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                  • Fox1994
                    Posts too much
                    • Dec 2008
                    • 5327

                    #54
                    On College Football Live, they're doing a special with four Pac-10 QBs (Andrew Luck, Jake Locker, Matt Barkley, and Arizona's QB).

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                    • SuperKevin
                      War Hero
                      • Dec 2009
                      • 8759

                      #55
                      Originally posted by Fox1994
                      On College Football Live, they're doing a special with four Pac-10 QBs (Andrew Luck, Jake Locker, Matt Barkley, and Arizona's QB).
                      Nick Foles. He's no slouch in his own right

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                      • LiquidLarry2GhostWF
                        Highwayman
                        • Feb 2009
                        • 15429

                        #56
                        Best collegiate QB? Kellen Moore.
                        Best pro prospect? Jake Locker / Andrew Luck

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                        • inthecards21
                          Stairway to Seven
                          • Dec 2008
                          • 815

                          #57
                          Gilbert for UT is going to be great, he was baptized by fire and got his feet wet in the national championship and did decent so now i think he is ready for anything

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                          • LiquidLarry2GhostWF
                            Highwayman
                            • Feb 2009
                            • 15429

                            #58
                            Landry Jones, Garrett Gilbert, and Blaine Gabbert are going to be that next wave of Big XII QBs that will be in that "Top 10 QBs in the Country" and will be recognized as such by November.

                            Also, a forgotten player, but maybe the most athletic QB in the country is Robert Griffin from Baylor.

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                            • longhornfan
                              Carpe Diem
                              • Mar 2009
                              • 732

                              #59
                              Yall are sleeping on Jerrod Johnson..

                              Picked by the coaches to be Big 12 offensive player of the year.
                              Last edited by longhornfan; 07-28-2010, 10:18 AM.

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                              • Atlas
                                BRACK FRIDAY BUNDURU!!!!!
                                • Feb 2010
                                • 7949

                                #60
                                Johnson is the best QB in the Big 12... easily...

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