AV_12
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How about actual NCAA stats instead of making stuff up?
Bray: Total Offense #19, Passing #26, Passing YPG #13, Passing Efficiency #29
Bridgewater: Total Offense #26, Passing #27, Passing YPG #18, Passing Eff. #8
Interception %: Bray 2.66 Bridgewater 1.91 - tied to Passing Efficiency
Team Total Offense: UT #18 UL #52
Bridgewater bests Bray in efficiency due to interception frequency and completion %. All other meaningful stats Bray posts better. I did not show total yards, etc. because of the differences in talent at receiver. UT blows UL out of the water in total offense. UT's offense was quick strike with an intermediate to long passing game featured. UL was shorter, ball control route driven with bubble screens, etc. Due to the nature of the offensive scheme Bridgewater posts better efficiency - it is simply a safer, more conservative passing scheme. In addition, Bridgewater benefited from playing lesser competition throughout the year and had a better defense backing him such that he did not have to pass as much or take as many chances in attempts to come from behind.
Bridgewater is a fine QB for the system he plays in. But if he were asked to create offense like Bray was he would have been in way over his head. In no way have I ever been a fan of Bray and feel that he contributed to our downfall with his attitude and self centered, childish BS. But as a QB, especially this past year, he proved his talent is at the top of the charts. UT failed because of coaching and bad defensive schemes.
FWIW Cincy finished #36 in total offense while using two QBs, the first one having nearly screwed up their season.
That's because of our weed policy that leads to suspension for the first offense. Athens PD is also very tough on the football players.
How about actual NCAA stats instead of making stuff up?
Bray: Total Offense #19, Passing #26, Passing YPG #13, Passing Efficiency #29
Bridgewater: Total Offense #26, Passing #27, Passing YPG #18, Passing Eff. #8
Interception %: Bray 2.66 Bridgewater 1.91 - tied to Passing Efficiency
Team Total Offense: UT #18 UL #52
Bridgewater bests Bray in efficiency due to interception frequency and completion %. All other meaningful stats Bray posts better. I did not show total yards, etc. because of the differences in talent at receiver. UT blows UL out of the water in total offense. UT's offense was quick strike with an intermediate to long passing game featured. UL was shorter, ball control route driven with bubble screens, etc. Due to the nature of the offensive scheme Bridgewater posts better efficiency - it is simply a safer, more conservative passing scheme. In addition, Bridgewater benefited from playing lesser competition throughout the year and had a better defense backing him such that he did not have to pass as much or take as many chances in attempts to come from behind.
Bridgewater is a fine QB for the system he plays in. But if he were asked to create offense like Bray was he would have been in way over his head. In no way have I ever been a fan of Bray and feel that he contributed to our downfall with his attitude and self centered, childish BS. But as a QB, especially this past year, he proved his talent is at the top of the charts. UT failed because of coaching and bad defensive schemes.
FWIW Cincy finished #36 in total offense while using two QBs, the first one having nearly screwed up their season.
What kind of suspension would you like to see for a weed test? Because the guys that screw up bad enough have been kicked out.
Trust me, I gagged. Truth is he's solid, makes few mistakes, and has a chance to have 3 NC's. He'll get drafted before Teddy.
He won't be drafted ahead of Teddy man. AJ should've come out this year if he was such a good pro prospect. The crop of QBs is extremely weak. He should've jumped but he's not good enough to jump nor will he be anything as a pro. Brodie Croyle was a better pro prospect than AJ and you see how that turned out.
Watch Louisville play and you will realize that Bridgewater is special. Kid is a winner as well as being a very good QB. He's the Louisville offense and was big in every win for the Cardinals last year.
I would be much harsher than current SEC schools punishment for drug offenses. Caught/busted with weed? 4 game suspension 1st offense. 2nd time, your gone. Telling a kid he can break the law 4-5 times before his playing football comes to an end just tells them it's worth the risk. JMO
So this is the policy you would like to see at UT? Just want to be clear on that because I'm sure your current policy is nowhere near that.
Not all of uga's incidents have been so minor as skateboard incidents either. UGA is no tougher than anyone else when you get down to it, I don't want to hear it. There has been a bunch of trouble in athens certainly not ass trival as some make out.
So this is the policy you would like to see at UT? Just want to be clear on that because I'm sure your current policy is nowhere near that.
