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Originally posted by AU guy View PostNot a big fan of how they did the all conference teams. You have enough guys for four teams so list them as four different teams. No reason to list four running backs on the first team, go with two on each team.
roughly 100 guys are on the team..and that's the same as it was in recent year....pre-COVID there was a HM section as well..with about another 30 names....and at that point I felt it was REALLY watered down. At this point, I don't mind it. Keep in mind there was a lot of depth at positions like QB this year....players like Bauman (Augie), Cam Dean (USF), and Ekern (MSU) were left off the list....which I understand, but just sayin..in years past they might not have been. I also think they got the QB thing right....Alt is still a stud, even if they didn't lean as heavily on him this year as others. Jack Strand isn't just the product of a pass heavy offense..he's a legit arm and stands tall in the pocket and has shown very very well. I do fear that he could be hard to retain..as he has the looks of a player plenty of high-up teams would have interest in. That's the challenge with the portal anymore..if a guy shows out too much when an underclassmen, do they become a risk for the next level up, etc. Let's hope for MSUM that's not the case.
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Originally posted by BulldogFan View PostFor QB I’d flip first team and second team. Feel Alt gets it by his name and
7 years in the league. Strand gets it from his attempts total. Tomorrow I’ll look at stats for all QBs if you took Strands attempt totals and put that against the rest of the QBs in the league.
Understanding it wouldn't be an exact correlation (this was just for fun to see what it would look like), but taking end of regular season stats for all QB's and then adjusting to 550 attempts for everyone this is what the #'s would look like:
Comp Att % Int YDS TD Bohn 334 550 60.75% 15 5025 41 Bauman 352 550 63.91% 17 4944 50 Hackel 293 550 53.29% 29 4726 29 Alt 324 550 58.97% 10 4362 40 Ekern 319 550 58.09% 11 4344 38 Walljasper 321 550 58.42% 8 4302 60 Stenstrom 317 550 57.59% 20 4175 27 Strand 370 550 67.27% 10 3914 24 Dean 355 550 64.48% 19 3905 34 Martin 313 550 56.84% 25 3829 19 Cordts 290 550 52.81% 16 3244 16 Forknell 345 550 62.77% 16 3240 24 Massoud 340 550 61.86% 14 3158 21
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Originally posted by BulldogFan View Post
Understanding it wouldn't be an exact correlation (this was just for fun to see what it would look like), but taking end of regular season stats for all QB's and then adjusting to 550 attempts for everyone this is what the #'s would look like:
Comp Att % Int YDS TD Bohn 334 550 60.75% 15 5025 41 Bauman 352 550 63.91% 17 4944 50 Hackel 293 550 53.29% 29 4726 29 Alt 324 550 58.97% 10 4362 40 Ekern 319 550 58.09% 11 4344 38 Walljasper 321 550 58.42% 8 4302 60 Stenstrom 317 550 57.59% 20 4175 27 Strand 370 550 67.27% 10 3914 24 Dean 355 550 64.48% 19 3905 34 Martin 313 550 56.84% 25 3829 19 Cordts 290 550 52.81% 16 3244 16 Forknell 345 550 62.77% 16 3240 24 Massoud 340 550 61.86% 14 3158 21
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Originally posted by BulldogFan View PostDid the same thing for QB Rushing yards:
Att Yds TD Walljasper 166 1073 16 Dean 166 924 7 Ekern 166 660 10 Bauman 166 615 9 Hackel 166 514 8 Cordts 166 443 4 Bohn 166 305 20 Massoud 166 269 3 Martin 166 175 4 Stenstrom 166 172 2 Alt 166 114 0 Strand 166 -104 2
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If stats tell the whole story, why isn’t Jaleel McLaughlin the best running back in the NFL? He had the most yards of any running back ever in college. Heisman winner Tim Tebow threw 83 (88 total) TD passes as a starter at Florida and completed over 65% of his passes. He lasted two years in the NFL and couldn’t even complete 50% of his passes there.
Numbers may never lie, but they never tell the whole story.
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Originally posted by DoubleNickels View Post
This might be the worst of the year! LOL it's like saying we should "normalize" any attempts to create "fair" playing field...just make everyone "Honorable Mention" so BulldogFan feels better
The only guy that should be pissed at the giant list of "honorees" is Bauman. He is #1 in efficiency (best gauge of making good decisions and being effective), #2 in passing TD, #5 in passing yards (while being #6 in attempts), and he has led his team to a conference championship and a playoff win.
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Originally posted by Purple Mav Man View PostIf stats tell the whole story, why isn’t Jaleel McLaughlin the best running back in the NFL? He had the most yards of any running back ever in college. Heisman winner Tim Tebow threw 83 (88 total) TD passes as a starter at Florida and completed over 65% of his passes. He lasted two years in the NFL and couldn’t even complete 50% of his passes there.
Numbers may never lie, but they never tell the whole story.
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Originally posted by BulldogFan View Post
Success in college doesn't always translate into the NFL. There is a long list of folks that belong on that list. But I'd say Tebow is one of the best college football players of all time.
Tebow was one of the best system college players of all time. Certainly NOT one of the best players.
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