[quote]Airtruth wrote:
Vegita wrote:
Airtruth wrote:
Vegita wrote:
TIM TEBOW PASSING STATS
Passing Stats
YEAR TEAM CMP ATT PCT YDS AVG TD LNG INT RAT
2006 FLA 22 33 66.7 358 10.8 5 55 1 201.7
TIM TEBOW RUSHING STATS
Rushing Stats
YEAR TEAM ATT YDS AVG LNG TD FD FUM LOST
2006 FLA 89 469 5.3 29 8 0 0 0
Yea, these are horrible numbers for a rookie QB who isn’t even the starter. His 13 TD’s didn’t ever help his team win, his 800 Combined yards didn’t either. What was I thinking saying he won a national championship, when clearly he rode the bench all year and didn’t account for any of his teams success.
V
I NEVER said he had horrible numbers, or rode the bench. What I did say was he isn’t the greatest ever, and that’s by far. Florida also would’ve won without him. Anybody who watched Florida that year would know that. Florida had 26 MORE touchdowns then their opponents last year, 57 total. 13 is nice but Chris Leaks 25 TD and the teams 19 made him getting 13 a whole lot easier. See how many championships Sam Bradford or any other high profile QB would win if his team could score 44 touchdowns without him.
Oh you mean Bradford as a freshman? Shall I go look up how many touchdowns Bradford had VS his team as a freshman? You want me to go see how many touchdowns Tebow had last season? The season before? Lets see, 2007 29 Passing Touchdowns, 22 rushing, both SEC records, 51 total, more than 87 Div 1 A schools scored as a team. Yea, looks like he needs his team to carry him. Oh yea then there is this.
On November 24, against the Florida State Seminoles, Tebow threw for three touchdowns and rushed for two in a 45-12 rout of the Seminoles. It was later revealed that Tebow fractured his right hand during the third quarter but played the rest of the game. He had to wear a cast for the next three weeks.
And this
While the Gators finished the season in Orlando, Florida with a 41-35 loss to Michigan in the 2008 Capital One Bowl, Tebow maintained his record for both rushing and passing for at least one touchdown in every game played, and he raised the record for total touchdowns accounted for in a single season to 55. He played with a soft cast on the hand he broke in his previous game.
2008
On November 1, 2008 playing against the Georgia Bulldogs, Tim Tebow ran for his 37th rushing touchdown, breaking the school record previously held by former Florida running back Emmitt Smith.
On December 13, 2008, Tebow finished third in the 2008 Heisman Trophy voting with Oklahoma’s Sam Bradford taking the top spot followed by Texas’ Colt McCoy, despite Tebow receiving the most first-place votes. Tebow also won the Maxwell Award in 2008, becoming only the second player to win the award twice.
Actually, All of his records and achievements are too much to list on a forum, here just click this and give it an honest read. Then come back here and tell me that if he has a good year and wins the national championship and the heisman, that you still won’t think he is the college GOAT.
V
Let me make sure I understand you correctly.
The GREATEST EVER came in THIRD for the heisman? 3419
And he has the best numbers?? Check your stats. He had 42 TOTAL touchdowns for 2008
Bradford had 52.
How does the Greatest ever come in third and has numbers that are below several others?
Must you also bench 400 before you can bench 300?[/quote]
Tebow had 55 Touchdowns in 07, he plays in the toughest conference, and he was playing hurt for at least 6 games last year. He is at the top or near the top of every NCAA and SEC record that a QB could be at, AND he is at the top of MANY SEC and NCAA records that running backs achieve. For instance he recently passes Bo Jackson and Emmit Smith on a few records. But you’re right those guys are not good football players or athletes. Oh wait, thats right, Tebow is a QB I forgot. Also if the heisman was awarded after the National title game like it should be, Tebow would have convincingly won it after handing Bradford yet another big game loss, proving he isn’t a leader or a winner. Who gives a shit if he can run up the score and his stats against garbage competition. Come do that shit in the SEC.
V
Fell asleep in the 3rd quarter of the Boise game. I expected them to beat Oregon. as usual the ESPN cronies say that Boise could not win week in/week out in a BCS conference. Based on consecutive wins v. Oregon, and a win v. OU in a BCS bowl I would say he is wrong. Why don’t they say that about teams from the Big East, or the rest of the PAC 1 + 9? Could Cincy compete in the SEC? How would Oregon do in the Big 12?