You make some fair points, even though I can see you're trying to rub it in a little. Don't forget some of these people you're talking to, on a vol message board.
Teddy is a great QB. Moreover, he is an entirely different QB than Bray. It's not that fair to compare them, different conferences, different skill sets, etc. However, on paper, Teddy obviously looks a ton better than Bray, and Bray has a poor attitude unfortunately. Teddy's approach to the game, in regards to his mentality, if obviously above and beyond Bray's. However, you sound extremely biased in your thoughts, is it because Strong was at UF at one point, and Teddy is a FL kid?
Don't give them too much credit. They played a great game. But, that was the first game UL has ever really proven anything under Strong. UF did not put up much of a fight, no matter which angle you look at it. UF played very poorly. In other words, we're looking at a combination of factors. UF's offense wasn't that good all year, and you went against a coach in Strong who is defensive minded and who knows how to mitigate an opposing QB who uses his feet, as he coached for Meyer/Tebow afterall.
At any rate, Teddy versus Bray, they are different QBs with different skill sets. Bray played for a garbage coach, and an offensive coordinator who put him in terrible positions, at times. I think Bray has the NFL potential, moreso than Teddy, but he'll never get there with his mental approach to the game.
Final thoughts: Teddy is a great QB. Strong is a good coach who still has more to prove, IMO (he's won one BCS bowl, and he plays in a garbage conference). Bray is nothing special at this point, but he has potential. He played for a bad coach, and he has a poor attitude.
