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In fact, you are of the opinion that he cannot beat a Saban ed team, are you not?

It’s the only game I don’t think he can win.

He can beat every other team.

Correct, that was a great performance that didn't happen until the 4th qtr. He fumbled the ball that led to a TD.

The data suggests that his performance was the exception, not the rule. Even a natty win, doesn't change that belief for me.

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Posted by Dawgfanman

Member since Jun 2015

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Posted on 1/25/22 at 4:02 pm to Dawg4Life47

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The data suggests that his performance was the exception, not the rule. Even a natty win, doesn't change that belief for me.

We have a seasons worth of data and metrics for assessing QBs.

QBR is one metric, Stetson was 3rd nationally.
Passing efficiency is another rating, Stetson was 4th nationally.

The data suggest that good/great performance by Stetson is the rule, not the exception.

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Posted by DawgsLife

Member since Jun 2013

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Posted on 1/26/22 at 8:13 am to Dawg4Life47

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Correct, that was a great performance that didn't happen until the 4th qtr. He fumbled the ball that led to a TD.

Just because you keep saying this doesn't make it true. Bennett's called fumble led to a FG. After that fumble (a controversial call, I might add) he threw for two TDs.
And for the record? he played well outside of the first quarter.

You just want to ignore the 52 yard bomb he threw to George Pickens in the 2nd quarter? The pass to Burton on 3rd & 9 to extend the drive that tied the game at 3?

Did he play well in the 4th quarter? Absolutely did. but to discount his contributions in the other quarters is shortsighted.

You are turning into Lucius. You just can't help yourself.