Lawrence doesn't make better decisions. I'm not sure why you are acting like that game was in a vacuum and they played on equal terms. They didn't. And having a strong arm doesn't mean a ton - ever heard of Jamarcus Russell?

Lawrence had a much better game than Tua. That much is for sure. But it's not like they are in a free throw contest, it's a team sport.

As for Tua:

1. More accurate
2. Better/Quicker Release
3. More agile, is able to maintain his balance like a weeble wobble.
4. Better scrambler
5. Able to throw receivers open
6. Looks off defenders
7. More effecient, aka doesn't make mistakes(but he dropped off at the end of the season with all the injuries).

So basically Lawrence is taller and probably able to throw the ball harder, which actually isn't something that translates all that well to the game(but doesn't hurt unless he just throws it to hard and he doesn't).

Tua's arm strength is still more than enough to make any throws. I think the main thing against him would be his height. But there are other things he needs wto work on:

I don't like the way Tua takes a sack and I think it contributes to his injuries. He needs to work on that shite. I'm not sure how well Lawrence takes a sack, I'm not sure he was sacked the entire game and certainly didn't face the pressure Tua did.

But I guess getting 5 seconds in the pocket consistently just makes Lawrence a better QB. Personally, in my experience, I've noticed just about any QB that is given 5 seconds in a pocket consistently does well.

Tua can be a little loose with the football as well, needs to work on holding it better. Couldn't really tell with Lawrence, again wasn't really pressured.

Overall I'm kind of shocked Clemson fans would even remotely consider him on the same level as Watson. Kind of insulting to Watson really.