purplehaze1213
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God, that guy on the left was completely fixated on Tim Tebow. He was stunned that anyone could possibly be better than him.
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purplehaze1213;1462795; said:God, that guy on the left was completely fixated on Tim Tebow. He was stunned that anyone could possibly be better than him.
purplehaze1213;1462795; said:God, that guy on the left was completely fixated on Tim Tebow. He was stunned that anyone could possibly be better than him.
TheIronColonel;1462883; said:It's an interesting comparison, though not a straight one. Their freshmen numbers:
Tim Tebow
Passing: 14 games, 22/33, 66.7%, 358 yards, 10.8 ypc, 1 int, 5 TD, 201.73 rating, 2.4 att/g, 25.6 ypg
Rushing: 14 games, 89 attempts, 469 yards, 5.27 ypc, 8 TD, 6.36 att/g, 33.50 ypg
Terrelle Pryor
Passing: 13 games, 100/166, 60.2%, 1311 yards, 7.9 ypc, 4 int, 12 TD, 145.62 rating, 12.8 att/g, 100.8 ypg
Rushing: 13 games, 139 attempts, 631 yards, 4.54 ypc, 6 TD, 10.69 att/g, 48.54 ypg
Tebow clearly has better numbers, but it's not a great comparison: he wasn't the starter and was primarily used situationally. I was inclined to think that Tebow's numbers were inflated by Florida's offense, but Florida averaged 29.7 ppg in 2006 whereas OSU averaged 27.6 ppg in 2008 - not a huge disparity. Terrelle has a world of talent, but I don't think it's fair to compare him to Tebow (yet).
TheIronColonel;1462883; said:It's an interesting comparison, though not a straight one. Their freshmen numbers:
Tim Tebow
Passing: 14 games, 22/33, 66.7%, 358 yards, 10.8 ypc, 1 int, 5 TD, 201.73 rating, 2.4 att/g, 25.6 ypg
Rushing: 14 games, 89 attempts, 469 yards, 5.27 ypc, 8 TD, 6.36 att/g, 33.50 ypg
Terrelle Pryor
Passing: 13 games, 100/166, 60.2%, 1311 yards, 7.9 ypc, 4 int, 12 TD, 145.62 rating, 12.8 att/g, 100.8 ypg
Rushing: 13 games, 139 attempts, 631 yards, 4.54 ypc, 6 TD, 10.69 att/g, 48.54 ypg
Tebow clearly has better numbers, but it's not a great comparison: he wasn't the starter and was primarily used situationally. I was inclined to think that Tebow's numbers were inflated by Florida's offense, but Florida averaged 29.7 ppg in 2006 whereas OSU averaged 27.6 ppg in 2008 - not a huge disparity. Terrelle has a world of talent, but I don't think it's fair to compare him to Tebow (yet).
WyoBuckeye;1462890; said:To be fair, Tebow is amongst the best to have played the QB position in CFB. I know the hype that surrounds him can be a little much at times. But that doesn't change the fact that Tebow has the potential to make a lot of history this year (3rd MNC (already has two), 2nd Heisman (already has one)). That is a very high bar to set before this season even begins.
TheIronColonel;1463041; said:I think the key word there is opportunity; I don't disagree with King that TP has a world of potential. On the other hand, that's a REALLY tall order for a sophomore. We'll see how he does this year - I'm certainly excited to see how much he has progressed.
You would take Freshman TP over Junior TT ever single, mf-ing day? Period?RugbyBuck;1463061; said:I would take TP over TT every single, mf-ing day. Period.
Agree on him being a gimmick.. good point on the 9-4 record, but don't forget they play in the MIGHTY SEC good points RugbyRugbyBuck;1463065; said:I think Tebow was a gimmick as a freshman. I'm not sure that he would've done as well as Pryor if he'd had to be the full-time starter the whole year. Then, UF goes 9-4 with him as a starter. I'm not down on Tebow, but I do think that Pryor is already more special.
Bleed S & G;1463068; said:Agree on him being a gimmick.. good point on the 9-4 record, but don't forget they play in the MIGHTY SEC good points Rugby