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Where Does Mariota Rank All Time For Pac 10-12 QB's?
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He didn't lose to Gundy; that was Shaw.Doogles said:How the fuck did Harbaugh not go the distance with Luck and that O-line? How did he lose to "i'm a man, i'm 40" Gundy?
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what Tui accomplished considering his surrounding talent is as impressive as anybody mentioned.
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Oregon doesn't ask him to do a ton as a passer so it's difficult to compare him with other QB's like elway.
He is in no way a system qb and I am not punishing him because he plays at Oregon, however it's difficult to compare -
Inner Doog coming out but he's a total system qb and he would not crack my top twenty with all the fucking great qb's this league has had. I'd probably put whOregon legends Fouts and Van Brocklin, Bledsoe, Terry Baker, Aikman, Elway, Hobert, Leinert, and Jake Plummer over him.
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Just below Lockner
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Without running the numbers, has someone really hashed out the "talent" of the 2000 team. It seems to be a common theme that they didn't have that much talent, but i feel like there were some pretty fucking athletic guys on that squad.DerekJohnson said:what Tui accomplished considering his surrounding talent is as impressive as anybody mentioned.
Off top, Anthony Vontoure was the most gifted dude I can remember. J. Stevens was a nightmare up the seem, Alexis was a frosh all-american and Hurst had some wiggle, Pharms was scary, Silvers and ward on the line went to the league, and I think Akbar did too.
Plus when tui got hurt a little known picket came in and filled in nicely aka depth. I don't know -
You just took Dooging to a whole new level, BillFire_Marshall_Bill said:Inner Doog coming out but he's a total system qb and he would not crack my top twenty with all the fucking great qb's this league has had. I'd probably put whOregon legends Fouts and Van Brocklin, Bledsoe, Terry Baker, Aikman, Elway, Hobert, Leinert, and Jake Plummer over him.
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Alexis might have had some accolades but he doesn't belong on a list of talent from that team. He was good because the line and Tui were great.Doogles said:
Without running the numbers, has someone really hashed out the "talent" of the 2000 team. It seems to be a common theme that they didn't have that much talent, but i feel like there were some pretty fucking athletic guys on that squad.DerekJohnson said:what Tui accomplished considering his surrounding talent is as impressive as anybody mentioned.
Off top, Anthony Vontoure was the most gifted dude I can remember. J. Stevens was a nightmare up the seem, Alexis was a frosh all-american and Hurst had some wiggle, Pharms was scary, Silvers and ward on the line went to the league, and I think Akbar did too.
Plus when tui got hurt a little known picket came in and filled in nicely aka depth. I don't know
But I do agree that team's talent was better than most give it credit for. You didn't even mention Larry Tripplett. And Curtis Williams* was very good for half the season.
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Mariota has the highest TD:INT ratio in the history of college football. He's probably the only QB you could ever put on any team regardless of style and they'd probably get better, but never get worse.
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I'll take my chances with Tui.
Over everybody.
