Bray Leads SEC

[WiseOlVol]

Peyton never beat Florida. Just sayin'

But he was 3-1 vs Alabama.

Note: He only played 3 times vs. UF (not 4)

 

[WiseOlVol]

Worst? Are you high?

Thats why he is going to be a first round draft pick, when he decides to enter........high 2nd at most.

They listed him 9th overall pick this summer, before season.

Pre-season, Bray was 1 or 2 in 2014 draft, with Logan Thomas. Bray has better stats, playing from behind almost all year in SEC games.

 

[chattavol420]

I wonder who leads the league in turnovers on game deciding drives. Just saying

 

[TrueOrange]

in 3 of the 5 losses in conference, tennessee put up 31, 44, and 35 points.

while there is the occasional game where the defense doesn't have it and the offense is expected to cut the slack and vice versa......when you score 31 points, you should win.

i'd have to look it up, but i can't remember the last time florida scored 31 points and lost.

2001
Tennessee 34
Florida 32

Tough (if you're looking in conference)...you've scored 30 twice and lost more recently: 2007 Ole Miss (31-30) and 2006 UGA (42-30)


However if it's just 31 is the magic number we're looking for here and that's it, then it'd be 2007 Michigan (41-35)









And it it's 31 pts and in conference: 2004 Mississippi State (38-31)


(Also there's 2 in 2003: #9 Miami (38-33) and #8 FSU (38-34)

 

[Ned Ray McWorkher]

Peyton never beat Florida. Just sayin'

Bray. Peyton. Keep in separate sentences. No matter what record he breaks.

 

[DERELICK_MY_VOLS]

In total yards, TDs and least sacks.

With a normal UT D, he's done enough for UT to have won 6 or 7 games.

2012 SEC College Football Individual Statistics Leaders for Passing - ESPN

I just wish he lead in the most important stat of all....WINS.

 

[WiseOlVol]

I just wish he lead in the most important stat of all....WINS.

You're asking Bray to score 45 in every game.

 

[k-town_king]

Bray isn't the problem. If we didn't have him we may be win less.

 

[Wylo]

You're asking Bray to score 45 in every game.

No. But he could maybe not fumble and throw as many picks when the game is close in the 4th qtr.

 

[armchair]

Bray had a chance to tie or win the georgia game--and turned the ball over TWICE late in the fourth quarter. So that was a fail. He was terrible against bama. Yesterday he was good--until it counted, and then he coughed the ball up again. Part of a QBs job is to get rid of the ball, and to sense pressure. He's been put in a tough spot all year with our terrible defense, but he's also failed to come through in key spots.

 

[Negateer]

Bray is one of the worst QB's ever to play at UT.

And our Idiot Of The Day award goes to you!

 

[papatomany]

Bray isn't the problem. If we didn't have him we may be win less.

Yep. Witness last year.

 

[MockingVol]

And our Idiot Of The Month award goes to you!

fyp

 

[allvol123]

Yea, good call to all those wanting to start Worley over Bray.

 

[NEVolFan]

No. But he could maybe not fumble and throw as many picks when the game is close in the 4th qtr.

Agree.... and yes he has some very impressive stats and getting some great protection from his o-line.

But some like to ignore his weak decision making and inability to make the final charge in the 4th qtr. He has to get it done when the chips are down....that is really the bottom line for Bray.

 

[volfanCLT]

Bray had a chance to tie or win the georgia game--and turned the ball over TWICE late in the fourth quarter. So that was a fail. He was terrible against bama. Yesterday he was good--until it counted, and then he coughed the ball up again. Part of a QBs job is to get rid of the ball, and to sense pressure. He's been put in a tough spot all year with our terrible defense, but he's also failed to come through in key spots.

The fumble yesterday was not on him at all. Zero.