Whoopy dee do to you, too. My "track record" was to show that I don't bet unless I'm real confident, not that I'm some mystic. And I'm totally aware of what the bet is about, seeing as I frickin' made it.
There are more ways to get Ginn the ball than having him take the snap at QB. In fact, having him take a snap at QB is about the only way that he can't be either in motion or isolated one-on-one at the snap. And since he's the QB, by default everyone will be focused on him. Now, you tell me how that improves his chances of shaking free. Sure, he scored on that QB draw in the Alamo Bowl...you don't think defenses will be ready for that once he lines up at QB? Ginn at QB is no longer an element of surprise.