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re: name top 10 QB's for your school all time
Posted on 7/22/19 at 11:40 am to LanierSpots
Posted on 7/22/19 at 11:40 am to LanierSpots
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Meh. They are about the same. Campbell performed well one year and sucked the others
Cox did not have the teams Campbell did
And Campbell was obviously much more talented, he spent a decade in the NFL mostly as a starter, even if it was on some of the shittiest teams of the era
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I would put N Marshall over both of them
Absolutely, no question
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Posted on 7/22/19 at 11:41 am to BowlJackson
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And Campbell was obviously much more talented, he spent a decade in the NFL mostly as a starter, even if it was on some of the shittiest teams of the era
Poor guy had what, 3 OCs at Auburn and had at least that many in the NFL.
Posted on 7/22/19 at 11:43 am to LanierSpots
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Campbell performed well one year and sucked the others
To be fair to Campbell, I remember many beautiful passes going through his receivers hands.
Posted on 7/22/19 at 11:44 am to lsu711
M. C. Reynolds
Posted on 7/22/19 at 11:48 am to 1801
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quite true. I mentioned it in another topic not too long ago - DT17 led the SEC in Passing in his only year starting for Carolina -
I'll always love him for that 2012 start @Clemson. I believe that start wasn't announced until the day off because Shaw was either hurt or sick. I was at Clemson that day and I remember just the dread I had when I heard that announcement. He goes on to throw for 300+ yards and 3 TDs on the way to a 10-point win.
Posted on 7/22/19 at 11:54 am to OliverQueen81
Johnny Majors** and Bobby Dodd should be added to UT's list.
**Majors was a single-wing triple-threat tailback.
**Majors was a single-wing triple-threat tailback.
Posted on 7/22/19 at 11:55 am to OliverQueen81
A&M (Since I was born in 1987)
1. Johnny
2. Tannehill
3. Corey Pullig
4. Bucky Richardson
5. Reggie McNeal
6. Brandon Stewart
7. Kellen Mond
8. Jerrod Johnson
9. Stephen McGee
10. Mark Farris/Trevor Knight/Dustin Long
1. Johnny
2. Tannehill
3. Corey Pullig
4. Bucky Richardson
5. Reggie McNeal
6. Brandon Stewart
7. Kellen Mond
8. Jerrod Johnson
9. Stephen McGee
10. Mark Farris/Trevor Knight/Dustin Long
This post was edited on 7/22/19 at 11:57 am
Posted on 7/22/19 at 11:59 am to borotiger
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To be fair to Campbell, I remember many beautiful passes going through his receivers hands.
Didn't we lose to Ole Miss and Eli kn a dropped pass in the endzone? 2003 maybe? I remember it hitting the WR right in the friggin hands.
Posted on 7/22/19 at 11:59 am to OliverQueen81
shame on the State fans for not listing Tommy Pharr. 
LSU:
1. Bert Jones
2. Tommy Hodson
3. YA Tittle
4. JaMarcus Russell (yes,NFL bust,but this is NCAA)
5. Warren Rabb
6. Alan Risher
7. Rohan Davey
8. Zach Mettenberger
9. Matt Mauck
10. Mike Hillman
Vanderbilt:
1. Bill Wade
2. Jay Cutler
3. Whit Taylor
4. Kurt Page
5. Kyle Shurmur
6. Watson Brown
7. Eric Jones
8. Fred Fisher
9. Greg Zolman
10.Chris Nickson
LSU:
1. Bert Jones
2. Tommy Hodson
3. YA Tittle
4. JaMarcus Russell (yes,NFL bust,but this is NCAA)
5. Warren Rabb
6. Alan Risher
7. Rohan Davey
8. Zach Mettenberger
9. Matt Mauck
10. Mike Hillman
Vanderbilt:
1. Bill Wade
2. Jay Cutler
3. Whit Taylor
4. Kurt Page
5. Kyle Shurmur
6. Watson Brown
7. Eric Jones
8. Fred Fisher
9. Greg Zolman
10.Chris Nickson
This post was edited on 7/22/19 at 12:58 pm
Posted on 7/22/19 at 12:01 pm to shanklin12
Auburn(IMO):
1. Cam
2. Sullivan
3. Campbell
4. Marshall
5. White
6. Craig
7. Slack
8. Cox
9. Burger
10. Nix
Ben Leard probably on the line with Nix. Slack is underappreciated.
1. Cam
2. Sullivan
3. Campbell
4. Marshall
5. White
6. Craig
7. Slack
8. Cox
9. Burger
10. Nix
Ben Leard probably on the line with Nix. Slack is underappreciated.
Posted on 7/22/19 at 12:06 pm to AubieG
No Loran Carter?
Posted on 7/22/19 at 12:07 pm to Tigerpride18
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Damn Connor Shaw number1, I thought Lsu had it bad.
For Lsu since 2000
1russell
2davey
3flynn
4mettenberger
5mauck
6burrow
Connor Shaw: 480-733 (65.5), 6,074 yds, 56 TDs, 16 INTs, 452 carries, 1,683 yds, 3.7 YPC, 17 TDs, 7,757 of total offense, 73 total TDs. 27-5 (.844) career as starting QB, 17-0 at Williams-Brice
JaMarcus Russell: 493-797 (61.9), 6,625 yds, 52 TDs, 21 INTs, 139 carries, 79 yds, 0.6 YPC, 4 TDs, 6,704 yds of total offense, 56 total TDs. 25-4 (.862) career as starting QB, 17-1 in Tiger Stadium
Actually, LSU has it worse.....
Posted on 7/22/19 at 12:09 pm to fibonaccisquared
1. Tarkenton-- Good college career great NFL career
2. Stafford
3. Zeke Bratkowski-- NCAA's all-time leading passer until 1961
4. Fromm -- win it all and he's #1
5. Murray
6. David Greene
7. Matt Robinson
8. Eric Zeier
9. Hines Ward-- fans forget he played QB
10. Johnny Rauch-- Coached the Raiders to the Super Bowl
Honerable Mention-- Andy Johnson
2. Stafford
3. Zeke Bratkowski-- NCAA's all-time leading passer until 1961
4. Fromm -- win it all and he's #1
5. Murray
6. David Greene
7. Matt Robinson
8. Eric Zeier
9. Hines Ward-- fans forget he played QB
10. Johnny Rauch-- Coached the Raiders to the Super Bowl
Honerable Mention-- Andy Johnson
This post was edited on 7/22/19 at 12:14 pm
Posted on 7/22/19 at 12:12 pm to themicah85
Hey Michelle.
We're talkin about quarterbacks here! Not what Vols fans typically do on a Saturday night. Watch the ball slingin comments! This is a family restaurant.
Top Vols quarterbacks? My grandmother can throw betta than all of em. Course she's 6'3" - 250! Runs a 4.5 - 40.
We're talkin about quarterbacks here! Not what Vols fans typically do on a Saturday night. Watch the ball slingin comments! This is a family restaurant.
Top Vols quarterbacks? My grandmother can throw betta than all of em. Course she's 6'3" - 250! Runs a 4.5 - 40.
Posted on 7/22/19 at 12:15 pm to OliverQueen81
Career passing yards (Years, att., com., pct., yds):
1. Tommy Hodson 1986-1989, 674, 1163, 58.0%, 9115
2. Jeff Wickersham 1982-1985, 587, 1005, 58.4%, 6921
3. JaMarcus Russell* 2004-2006, 493, 797, 61.9%, 6625
4. Jamie Howard 1992-1995, 459, 934, 49.1%, 6158
5. Herb Tyler 1995-1998, 434, 716, 60.6%, 5876
6. Zach Mettenberger* 2011-2013, 407, 659, 61.8%, 5783
7. Jordan Jefferson* 2008-2011, 397, 678, 58.6%, 4733
8. Danny Etling* 2015-2017, 325, 544, 59.7%, 4586
9. Alan Risher 1980-1982, 381, 615, 62.0%, 4585
10. Rohan Davey 1998-2001, 286, 478, 59.8%, 4415
Career passing TDs:
1. Tommy Hodson 69
2. JaMarcus Russell* 52
3. Herb Tyler 40
4. Matt Mauck* 37
5. Zach Mettenberger* 35
6. Jordan Jefferson* 34
7. Jamie Howard 34
8. Jarrett Lee* 32
9. Alan Risher 31
10. Matt Flynn* 31
1. Tommy Hodson 1986-1989, 674, 1163, 58.0%, 9115
2. Jeff Wickersham 1982-1985, 587, 1005, 58.4%, 6921
3. JaMarcus Russell* 2004-2006, 493, 797, 61.9%, 6625
4. Jamie Howard 1992-1995, 459, 934, 49.1%, 6158
5. Herb Tyler 1995-1998, 434, 716, 60.6%, 5876
6. Zach Mettenberger* 2011-2013, 407, 659, 61.8%, 5783
7. Jordan Jefferson* 2008-2011, 397, 678, 58.6%, 4733
8. Danny Etling* 2015-2017, 325, 544, 59.7%, 4586
9. Alan Risher 1980-1982, 381, 615, 62.0%, 4585
10. Rohan Davey 1998-2001, 286, 478, 59.8%, 4415
Career passing TDs:
1. Tommy Hodson 69
2. JaMarcus Russell* 52
3. Herb Tyler 40
4. Matt Mauck* 37
5. Zach Mettenberger* 35
6. Jordan Jefferson* 34
7. Jamie Howard 34
8. Jarrett Lee* 32
9. Alan Risher 31
10. Matt Flynn* 31
Posted on 7/22/19 at 12:19 pm to Dawgsfan81
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11.Eric Zeier
Too low...
Posted on 7/22/19 at 12:24 pm to RunLindsayRun
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Murray
Tarkenton
Greene
Stafford
Belue
Fromm
Shockley
Add Charlie Trippi...
NFL 1940s All-Decade Team
Arizona Cardinals Ring of Honor
National champion (1942)
Maxwell Award (1946)
SEC Player of the Year (1946)
Unanimous All-American (1946)
2× First-team All-SEC (1945, 1946)
Georgia Bulldogs No. 62 retired (one of 4)
And Zeke Bratkowski...
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Bratkowski was considered one of college football's greatest quarterbacks of his day and was the NCAA's all-time leading passer until 1961. Today, he still ranks sixth on Georgia's list of career passing leaders. Bratkowski also led the NCAA in punting his senior year in 1953 with a 42.6 yard average. He was selected for the North–South All-Star Game in Miami, Florida in December, and led the South to a 20–0 victory.
2× Super Bowl Champion (I, II)
3× NFL champion (1965–1967)
University of Georgia Circle of Honor
Florida–Georgia Hall of Fame
Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame
Posted on 7/22/19 at 12:30 pm to DawgTired
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9. Hines Ward-- fans forget he played QB
This is just silly... he played *some* QB, but his time at QB was not top 10 all time level...
Posted on 7/22/19 at 12:34 pm to Leto II
I always thought Campbell was better than his overall performance at Auburn might have painted a picture of. Not that he was bad there, but I thought he was legitimately a really talented guy who had some struggles that were out of his control.
Posted on 7/22/19 at 12:39 pm to fibonaccisquared
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he was legitimately a really talented guy who had some struggles that were out of his control.
His biggest issue was 4 OCs in 4 years. He started with Mazzone in 2001, Petrino in 2002, that unholy duo of Ensminger/Nall in 2003 and Borges came in his senior year and really made things click. I hate that he wasted time behind Daniel Cobb.
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