Jerry Colquitt was noted as a team leader for UT on the 92 and 93 squads. Do you even know who he was?
[quote[They said even with a few shaky performances the team wants JG out there and think he is the best option.
So even if "they" said that about LAST season... how exactly does that mean he will be the best option this year?
Which ones? Do you have some references or is it like your "proof" that he wasn't one of the worst RZ QB's in the SEC last fall? Many in the media recognize that he is a limited QB. Few if any have called him elite or upper tier.
There are two lies embedded in this statement. One, lots of people recognize he isn't what you think he is. They don't hate him... they're just objective. Two, he was the best only in the sense that a broken middle finger is "better" than a broken thumb.
The "best" was so bad that coaches tried two guys who obviously were NOT ready to play... but your attempt to once again escape his VERY real issues by lowering the standard... is noted and outed.[/QUOTE]
JC was not a team leader those years. lmao He was a bench player. We had Jr and Sr leaders on all those 90s teams. A backup underclassmen was not a team leader. Stop lying to make a point. I know its hard for you.
He was considered a leader the year he was going to start then tore his knee up. Of course he was . He was a Sr starter like JG by then.
JG was the best on the roster. Barring Bailey coming in like Trevor Lawrence or Holiday surprising everyone then he will be the best we have on the roster again.
Who here has called him elite? You are arguing non arguments to distract from the point.
JG was the best on the roster. He was a top six at worst SEC starter last year by any metric you choose from stats to team wins. He will most likely be top 5 if Bailey doesn't start.
The media said repeatedly that JG is the best option and the team looks to him for leadership. I'm not going to link anything. Listen to some UT focused talk radio or read some articles. I'm already educating you now. I don't have time to hold your hand and link well known sentiments.