Man, this is going to get a little messy with the quote function, but here goes nothing.
You have a hard-on for his stats or something? Why is throwing for 44 TDs impressive when you also throw 34 INTs? That isn't the TD/INT ration I like.
The thing about Freeman that a lot of people forget, is that he started as a freshman. His freshman season, he had terrible statistics. 6 tds, 15 ints (the Phog guys were so mean after that season). Which begs the question, how does his freshman statistics fit in the context of the rest of his careers, and the context of the rest of the KSU qbs in the discussion. Well, the thing is, in the last two decades, NO FRESHMAN QB AT KSU HAS BEEN GOOD. Hardly any have had the opportunity. The youngest guy I can remember starting as even a RS freshman under Snyder was Evridge (HA!). Besides him, Roberson started as a RS Sophomore and his numbers that year (when he was already 2 years older than Freeman was) were just dreadful.
My point is, is that Freemaw's TD/INT ratio is completely skewed because of his 6/15 freshman year disaster. During his final two years, he threw for 38/19 which isn't bad.
Career completion percentage is under 60%.
So was Chad May's (56.1), Ell's (48.9), Bishop's (49.4), Lynn Dickey (50.4) and probably every other qb in K-State history. FWIW, Freeman's completion percentage is over 59%.
If there was a chance for Freeman to crap his pants, he usually found a way. Blaming his career record on the defense is laughable.
Well, he certainly had a chance to crap his pants against UT at home, and didn't, so you're wrong.
Interesting, take on the defense though. Let's look at the numbers. In Freeman's 18 losses, the defense gave up an average of 41.5 points. I mean, averaging 42 points a game is a tall order for anyone. I think most people that were paying any attention in 2007/2008 would agree that the offense wasn't the issue; giving up over 33 points a game was.
I defense the last three years has been damn near as terrible as the Prince years (if not worse in some respects). Snyder has simply willed them to make the big plays in big situations.......must to the disliking of Cosh.
I'm not sure what your point is here, but, you're wrong. Under Snyder, the defense has given up an average of over 6 fewer points (or about a touchdown fewer) a game.
TL;DR:
You're a complete idiot who is ignoring the best passer Kansas State has ever had (8k yards in 2.5 years) because you don't like his head coach and the rest his shitty team, especially the defense.
Wake up, dumbass.
