Possible Dynasty Issue

[SPTO]

The numbers seem a little high to me but remember this, College football is becoming more of a wide open game these days. Yes it seems like the RBs get all the attention but there are some very talented QBs out there.


or it could just be a sim issue.

[Cebby]

Matt Leinart should have a rediculous year. Not only is he a fantastic QB, he has possibly the best supporting cast ever. And I'd imagine the QB in year 2 that is tearring it up is Jacobs, who'll be a 99 his senior year in the MAC. That'll produce some big numbers.

[poster]

1.	Stefan LeFors, Louisville	189	257	2596	73.5	10.1	20	3	9	181.74
2.	Clint Marks, M Tenn St	259	368	2749	70.4	7.5	14	14	19	138.08
3.	Bruce Gradkowski, Toledo	280	399	3518	70.2	8.8	27	8	14	162.56
4.	Jason Campbell, Auburn	188	270	2700	69.6	10.0	20	7	13	172.89
5.	Alex Smith, Utah	214	317	2952	67.5	9.3	32	4	18	176.52
6.	Buck Pierce, New Mexico St	191	285	2253	67.0	7.9	16	5	25	148.44
7.	Omar Jacobs, BGU	309	462	4002	66.9	8.7	41	4	10	167.20
8.	Aaron Rodgers, California	209	316	2566	66.1	8.1	24	8	25	154.35
9.	Michael Harrington, Idaho	225	342	2222	65.8	6.5	12	11	35	125.51
10.	Sonny Cumbie, Texas Tech	421	642	4742	65.6	7.4	32	18	27	138.46
11.	Jason White, Oklahoma	255	390	3205	65.4	8.2	35	9	9	159.42
12.	Matt Leinart, USC	269	412	3322	65.3	8.1	33	6	24	156.54
13.	Ryan Hart, Rutgers	295	453	3154	65.1	7.0	17	19	21	127.60
14.	Joshua Cribbs, Kent St	216	335	2215	64.5	6.6	17	6	24	133.18
15.	Steven Moffett, C Florida	147	229	1721	64.2	7.5	9	10	37	131.56
16.	Drew Stanton, Mich St	141	220	1601	64.1	7.3	8	6	4	131.77
17.	Joey Lynch, Ball St	108	169	1126	63.9	6.7	9	2	19	135.08
18.	Charlie Frye, Akron	220	346	2623	63.6	7.6	18	8	38	139.81
19.	Dan Orlovsky, UConn	288	457	3354	63.0	7.3	23	15	14	134.71
20.	Jared Zabransky, Boise St	206	327	2927	63.0	9.0	16	12	28	146.99

Completing 80% of your passes is definetely out of this world and no QB will ever do that playing a whole season IMO. 3 guys hit 70% last year, 4 if you round up.

[WhiskeyD0G]

Quote: Originally Posted by poster

1. Stefan LeFors, Louisville 189 257 2596 73.5 10.1 20 3 9 181.74 2. Clint Marks, M Tenn St 259 368 2749 70.4 7.5 14 14 19 138.08 3. Bruce Gradkowski, Toledo 280 399 3518 70.2 8.8 27 8 14 162.56 4. Jason Campbell, Auburn 188 270 2700 69.6 10.0 20 7 13 172.89 5. Alex Smith, Utah 214 317 2952 67.5 9.3 32 4 18 176.52 6. Buck Pierce, New Mexico St 191 285 2253 67.0 7.9 16 5 25 148.44 7. Omar Jacobs, BGU 309 462 4002 66.9 8.7 41 4 10 167.20 8. Aaron Rodgers, California 209 316 2566 66.1 8.1 24 8 25 154.35 9. Michael Harrington, Idaho 225 342 2222 65.8 6.5 12 11 35 125.51 10. Sonny Cumbie, Texas Tech 421 642 4742 65.6 7.4 32 18 27 138.46 11. Jason White, Oklahoma 255 390 3205 65.4 8.2 35 9 9 159.42 12. Matt Leinart, USC 269 412 3322 65.3 8.1 33 6 24 156.54 13. Ryan Hart, Rutgers 295 453 3154 65.1 7.0 17 19 21 127.60 14. Joshua Cribbs, Kent St 216 335 2215 64.5 6.6 17 6 24 133.18 15. Steven Moffett, C Florida 147 229 1721 64.2 7.5 9 10 37 131.56 16. Drew Stanton, Mich St 141 220 1601 64.1 7.3 8 6 4 131.77 17. Joey Lynch, Ball St 108 169 1126 63.9 6.7 9 2 19 135.08 18. Charlie Frye, Akron 220 346 2623 63.6 7.6 18 8 38 139.81 19. Dan Orlovsky, UConn 288 457 3354 63.0 7.3 23 15 14 134.71 20. Jared Zabransky, Boise St 206 327 2927 63.0 9.0 16 12 28 146.99 Completing 80% of your passes is definetely out of this world and no QB will ever do that playing a whole season IMO. 3 guys hit 70% last year, 4 if you round up.

I was thinking the same thing.

[RoyalBoyle78]

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[MVPlaya]

This is a bigger deal than some of ya'll think...also I think there are a bunch of 99 speed recruits...

[bkrich83]

Quote: Originally Posted by MVPlaya

This is a bigger deal than some of ya'll think...also I think there are a bunch of 99 speed recruits...

yeah, it's a huge deal.

[MVPlaya]

Quote: Originally Posted by bkrich83

yeah, it's a huge deal.

lol and SMH @ you being in denial...

nobody said it was a huge deal tho, it is an issue tho.