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Anyone who votes for Tebow here should be banned from Huskerboard. I don't think Tebow should be any higher than what he is. I always thought he was overrated and Florida just had a great team. Chris Leak probably thinks the same.

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Passing

Year School Conf Class Pos Cmp Att Pct Yds Y/A AY/A TD Int Rate

2006* Florida SEC FR QB 22 33 66.7 358 10.8 12.5 5 1 201.7

2007* Florida SEC SO QB 234 350 66.9 3286 9.4 10.4 32 6 172.5

2008* Florida SEC JR QB 192 298 64.4 2746 9.2 10.6 30 4 172.4

2009* Florida SEC SR QB 213 314 67.8 2895 9.2 9.8 21 5 164.2

Career Florida 661 995 66.4 9285 9.3 10.4 88 16 170.8

 

 

 

Rushing Receiving Scrimmage

Year School Conf Class Pos Att Yds ▾ Avg TD Rec Yds Avg TD Plays Yds Avg TD

2009* Florida SEC SR QB 217 910 4.2 14 0 0 0 217 910 4.2 14

2007* Florida SEC SO QB 210 895 4.3 23 0 0 0 210 895 4.3 23

2008* Florida SEC JR QB 176 673 3.8 12 0 0 0 176 673 3.8 12

2006* Florida SEC FR QB 89 469 5.3 8 0 0 0 89 469 5.3 8

Career Florida 692 2947 4.3 57 0 0 0 692 2947 4.3 57

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Anyone who votes for Tebow here should be banned from Huskerboard. I don't think Tebow should be any higher than what he is. I always thought he was overrated and Florida just had a great team. Chris Leak probably thinks the same.

 

Watch out, thats considered blashpemy to some.

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Anyone who votes for Tebow here should be banned from Huskerboard. I don't think Tebow should be any higher than what he is. I always thought he was overrated and Florida just had a great team. Chris Leak probably thinks the same.

I don't think anyone is voting for Tebow over Sanders. I'm just saying that I thought Tebow was a fantastic college QB, who was second to none when it came to leadership.... Stats don't tell the whole story in college football. If they did, Frazier wouldn't be anywhere on this list either....

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Anyone who votes for Tebow here should be banned from Huskerboard. I don't think Tebow should be any higher than what he is. I always thought he was overrated and Florida just had a great team. Chris Leak probably thinks the same.

I don't think anyone is voting for Tebow over Sanders. I'm just saying that I thought Tebow was a fantastic college QB, who was second to none when it came to leadership.... Stats don't tell the whole story in college football. If they did, Frazier wouldn't be anywhere on this list either....

 

 

Even if they did he was one of the most statistically prolific quarterbacks ever.

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Anyone who votes for Tebow here should be banned from Huskerboard. I don't think Tebow should be any higher than what he is. I always thought he was overrated and Florida just had a great team. Chris Leak probably thinks the same.

I don't think anyone is voting for Tebow over Sanders. I'm just saying that I thought Tebow was a fantastic college QB, who was second to none when it came to leadership.... Stats don't tell the whole story in college football. If they did, Frazier wouldn't be anywhere on this list either....

 

 

Even if they did he was one of the most statistically prolific quarterbacks ever.

I feel that the incredible amount of undeserved "NFL" attention Tebow has received, has in some way tarnished his incredible collegiate career....

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Tebow had a fine college career. He was a standout player on a standout team.

 

But there have been, literally, hundreds of players like Tebow through the years. Tebow benefits from the recency effect in much the same way that Ndamukong Suh benefits over Rich Glover.

 

I get that his stats are gaudy, and he played QB of a very good team. But he benefited from a system that featured him greatly - much like Eric Crouch circa 2001.

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Tebow had a fine college career. He was a standout player on a standout team.

 

But there have been, literally, hundreds of players like Tebow through the years. Tebow benefits from the recency effect in much the same way that Ndamukong Suh benefits over Rich Glover.

 

I get that his stats are gaudy, and he played QB of a very good team. But he benefited from a system that featured him greatly - much like Eric Crouch circa 2001.

 

The system did benefit him as you said, but not the same way the systems do at Hawaii/SMU, or Houston.... He was putting up impressive numbers against some of the best teams in the country.... Again, I'm not trying place him on college football's Mt. Rushmore, but he is deserving to be on this prestigious list....

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QB1 -

Passing - 661/995, 66.4%, 9,285 yards, 9.3 ypa, 88 TDs, 16 INTs, 170.8 rating

Rushing - 692 carries, 2,947 yards, 4.3 ypa, 57 TDs

2 National Titles, 3 BCS Bowl victories, MVP of two BCS bowls, Heisman winner, Also finished #3 and #5 in Heisman voting

 

QB2 -

Passing - 232/469, 49.5%, 3,521 yards, 7.5 ypa, 43 TDs, 11 INTs, 138.1 rating

Rushing - 342 carries, 1,955 yards, 5.7 ypa, 36 TDs

2 National Titles, MVP of three straight de facto national championship games, Heisman Runner-up

 

 

By what merits does QB2 deserve a lofty ranking on this list while QB1 barely deserves to be on it? I believe the same arguments about being a "system" QB that was only good in the college game are applied to both.

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