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Posted on 7/10/23 at 8:51 am to meansonny
Posted on 7/10/23 at 8:51 am to meansonny
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That can be true and still not be proof of a clear advantage for LSU at QB.
Today, the advantage at QB goes to LSU and it's not particularly close. Hard to take anything else you're saying seriously if you can't admit that.
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Posted on 7/10/23 at 9:50 am to Diesel88
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Today, the advantage at QB goes to LSU and it's not particularly close. Hard to take anything else you're saying seriously if you can't admit that.
You want to do some avatar bets on passing yards per game? Passing TDs? Passing efficiency?
Having a perceived advantage and having a clear advantage are 2 different things.
I can admit a lot of things.
If you think there is a clear advantage for LSU, tell me the UGA Passing numbers for 2023?
Posted on 7/10/23 at 10:31 am to Diesel88
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Today, the advantage at QB goes to LSU and it's not particularly close. Hard to take anything else you're saying seriously if you can't admit that.
LSU has the most proven returning QB in the SEC.
But the reality is that doesn't mean he's a good prediction to be the most productive QB in the SEC this upcoming year.
I think both Joe Milton and Carson Beck are decent predictions to be better than Daniels. Neither has the playing time to be considered proven, but Milton had a 204 passer rating last season while Beck had 186. Daniels had 144.
The QB's that Milton and Beck are replacing had 175 and 160 passer ratings last year.
I also wouldn't be shocked if whoever Bama rolls out there ends up being pretty darn good too.
Because Daniels is proven to be good rather than proven to be great (like Bryce Young was coming into last season), I'd say LSU's advantage at the position exists, but is not all that great.
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