re: What about it Jalen Hurts graduates in December and transfers to Auburn

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Tua was throwing alot more INTs per attempt"

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If he threw 250+ passes he would have. But nice attempt to harp on that to spin away from the rest of the numbers and facts.

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No you dummy. If he had thrown 255 his numbers extrapolate to 36 tds and less than 7 interceptions

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I'm sorry your can't comprehend the difference in garbage time and being a starter. That's his garbage time average. Unless Bama starts out up 30 points every game then he won't be playing garbage time all year. Averaging 7 Ints in 250 attempts in garbage time isnt great numbers.

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Clutch play on the biggest stage in college football

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When he was playing to be the hero or listen to everyone blame Hurts for them losing. That's not the same position Hurts started in. Jeremy Johnsons number were better than that in garbage time and he found out the difference in pressure and garbage time real fast.

Go ahead and turn a blind eye to the situation he got those numbers in and ignore the bad and deem him the next Heisman winner. It's not long and yall will see. Throwing an int half the games (or more if they throw 30 times a game) and getting half as many yards when he runs for it and takes more sacks makes a difference when teams haven't quit yet.

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Can't have it both ways you dummy.

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Neither can you. Coming in losing isn't playing under pressure. If you lose Hurts gets blamed. You win and you are the hero. That isn't pressure. If you ever played a down of football you would know the difference. But again my above post answers this.

I didn't say don't count it. I said thats his average after the other team quits. He has to make them quit under pressure first.

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Rabern57

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Either you don't know what you are looking at when you watch a football game or you are blinded by Bama envy and fear. Tua has great pocket presence was rarely sacked. Jalen has greater top end speed, but Tua is quicker and more elusive. He's actually better on RPOs because of his decision making.

Tua may not be Heisman worthy or even a great college QB, but anyone who has even a little perception knows that he is a far better QB than Jalen. In the passing game there is no comparison. He is at least a good college QB, hopefully better. Anyway there is no way to convince a Auburn Bama-envy-blind fan about anything regarding the truth. All you know is: Bama bad, Bama cheat, Bama luck, Bama bias, Bama deserves death, Bama fools, etc.

You're the only fanbase with your view of Tua. Should tell you something.

You aren't arguing with a fool but you are indeed arguing with the biggest Bama hater around here. Nearly 100 percent of his posts here are in Bama threads and filled with conspiracy and downright hate. This guy won't say Tua is good even if he puts 400 yards on them this year and regardless it was because we paid for him and moved his family here.

I kind of feel sorry for good fans of other SEC teams that have to play a Saban team with an ultra elite quarterback. It really isn't even fair especially considering we smoked most of them with a guy that sucks throwing the ball the last two years. Of course they are gonna miss Jalen Hurts.

The funny thing is all they’ve said the last two years is how horrible Hurts is as a QB.

Now Bama’s in bad trouble if they go with Tua.

It’s good to be the king!

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What about it Jalen Hurts graduates in December and transfers to Auburn

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There would be a ton of running the damn ball

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So when Tua comes in and Bama is up double digits his stats don't count. And when he comes in and Bama is down double digits his stats don't count either.

Ok. I get you

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No. If you did you would have seen I said they counted but don't hold the same weight as being a starter and putting up the same numbers. Because if they did then yall wouldn't be bad mouthing Hurts with about the same stats as the starter.

Neither one of those situations has the pressure on Tua. But obviously it's over Bama fans heads. Yall are so dead set on hyping up Tua that yall are going to spin and twist stats ever which way to make yourself believe his numbers were way better than Hurts and was under the same pressure.

So just wait and see who starts or what he looks like as a starter throwing picks, taking sacks, and only getting 3 yards a carry on 3rd down instead of 5 like Hurts in the first half while the other team is still trying.