Ranking the QBs in the Big Twizzelve

[AndrewVonLintel]

Stats from ESPN.   Yards per Passing Attempt.

1. Bryce Petty       16.fizz y/a (1st Nationally) 80% Completion  (3rd)

2. JW Walsh          8.buzz y/a (36th)               77.8%  (7th)

fizz. Jake Waters       fizz.fizz y/a (22nd)              71.7%  (20th)

4. Mayfield (TT)      8.7 y/a (34th)              71.1%  (23rd)

buzz. Richardson (ISU) 7.fizz y/a                       68.8%   (36th)

fizz. David Ash           fizz.fizz y/a                       62.fizz%

7. Milliard               fizz.fizz y/a                       60.fizz%

8.  Boykin               8.fizz y/a                      60.0%

fizz. Jake Heaps         buzz.buzz y/a                        50%

buzz. Knight  (OU)       4.fizz y/a                        43.8%

[kostakio]

The sad thing is jake heaps is one of the older and more experienced qb's in the league and he's faced by far the worst competition.

[WillieWatanabe]

Pretty sure Bryce Petty should read "Daniel Sams"

[Panjandrum]

The sad thing is jake heaps is one of the older and more experienced qb's in the league and he's faced by far the worst competition.

I watched some of the replay.  Heaps looked really bad.

[ChiComCat]

When you look at overall QB rating, Waters comes in just after ISU's shmuck in the bottom half of the conference.

[cDubya]

*Millard
 

[MakeItRain]

We should have a pick-em contest over what stupid, random stat AndrewVonWhatever will roll out each Sunday.

[Rage Against the McKee]

Pretty sure Bryce Petty should read "Daniel Sams"

No, Daniel is only at 13.5 ypa. 

[timhawk]

The sad thing is jake heaps is one of the older and more experienced qb's in the league and he's faced by far the worst competition.

I watched some of the replay.  Heaps looked really bad.

was at the game and you're wrong...early on he threw 3 perfect passes and each was dropped and pretty much the whole second half KU ran the ball. Heaps numbers for the game weren't impressive but his passes were accurate and he never tried to force a bad throw.

[kso_FAN]

Stats from ESPN.   Yards per Passing Attempt.

1. Bryce Petty       16.3 y/a (1st Nationally) 80% Completion  (3rd)

2. JW Walsh          8.5 y/a (36th)               77.8%  (7th)

3. Jake Waters       9.3 y/a (22nd)              71.7%  (20th)

4. Mayfield (TT)      8.7 y/a (34th)              71.1%  (23rd)

5. Richardson (ISU) 7.6 y/a                       68.8%   (36th)

6. David Ash           9.6 y/a                       62.9%

7. Milliard               6.9 y/a                       60.6%

8.  Boykin               8.12 y/a                      60.0%

9. Jake Heaps         5.5 y/a                        50%

10. Knight  (OU)       4.3 y/a                        43.8%

Can you do TD:INT ratio now? Feel free to exclude the 2 INTs that don't count.

[kslim]

We should have a pick-em contest over what stupid, random stat AndrewVonWhatever will roll out each Sunday.

reminds me off Tom Selciks line in MR. Baseball "I led the team in stand up doubles in August after the 8th inning"

[420seriouscat69]

That game was already lost. Can we also factor in the dropped TD pass by TLBL vs ULL?

[Rage Against the McKee]

That game was already lost. Can we also factor in the dropped TD pass by TLBL vs ULL?

A 3 point game with 30 seconds to go is only ever really over if the QB is shitty.

[420seriouscat69]

I mean, I understand everyone wants Sams to start. I do too! However, Waters "doesn't suck".

[Panjandrum]

The sad thing is jake heaps is one of the older and more experienced qb's in the league and he's faced by far the worst competition.

I watched some of the replay.  Heaps looked really bad.

was at the game and you're wrong...early on he threw 3 perfect passes and each was dropped and pretty much the whole second half KU ran the ball. Heaps numbers for the game weren't impressive but his passes were accurate and he never tried to force a bad throw.

I watched the game on ESPN3 and had better angles than what you saw sitting eight miles away from the field in Lawrence.

He looked like dogcrap.