Vince Young is moody and has not reached his true potential by any means, but everything I've ever heard about him makes him sound like just a really good person. So more power to him; helping to look after Steve McNair's kids is pretty damn classy.

/Also, I like your headline subby

Greatest College Quarterback of All Time Period.

You have no idea how are that is for me to admit.

/boomer

how "hard" that is for me to admit

/i guess I dont even know how hard

He did fine. Obviously not great, but he didn't screw anything up. The Titans need to keep him in and see what they can get out of him. It's a lost season, and they have nothing to lose. Might as well see if a guy in whom you invested a top-5 pick is worth a damn.

Really, given the circumastances, I didn't understand why so many people were opposed to giving him another shot.

srhp29: The Stealth Hippopotamus: Greatest College Quarterback of All Time Period.

You have no idea how are that is for me to admit.

/boomer

Jamarcus Russell had a great bowl game too. Where do you rank him?

I'll give you best "running" college qb of all time, but he was not and remains not a good thrower.

Young wasn't a good throwing QB in college?

His career statline at UT was:

444/718 (60.8%) 6,040 yards 44TD 28INT

That's not too shabby.

vinnydoz007: I told you guys. Pressure kills this guy.



Yeah, sure does.

/Pressure isn't his problem, its playing against NFL defenses full of grown ass men.

lilplatinum: /Pressure isn't his problem, its playing against NFL defenses full of grown ass-men

one wiz with: thistime: The Stealth Hippopotamus: Greatest Black College Quarterback of All Time Period.

already been said, but...


Disagrees

Lets compare,

Tommie - Record as starter: 33-3 (91.7%)
VY - Record as starter: 30-2 (93.8%)

I'll say VY gets the nod there.

Career passing
Tommie: 250-509 (49.1%), 4,003 yards, 47 TD, 18 INT
VY: 444-718 (61.8%) 6,040 yards 44 TD 28 INT

VY was far more accurate and threw for more yards, but Tommie threw less picks. Somewhat of a draw there.

Rushing
Tommie: 2,263 yards (5.9 ypc), 36 TD
VY: 3,127 yards (6.8 ypc), 37 TD

That ones in Vinces favor too.


Tommie's Senior stats (Heisman Trophy runner-up): 98-177 (55.4%), 1,467 yards, 18 TD, 6 INT, 113 carries, 803 yards (7.1 ypc), 16 TD

VY's Junior stats 2005 212-325 (65.2%) 3,036 yards, 26 TDs, 10 Int, 155 carries, 1,050 yards (6.8 ypc) 12 TD.

I'll take vince at his college prime over Tommie any day of the week./

SwayingMantits: Now let's look at Tebows career:

Passing: 532-813 (65.4%, 7,550 Yards, 75 TDs-15INTs
Rushing: 596 Atts, 2,503 yards, 4.2ypc 49TDs

Heisman Year: 66.9% completions, 3286 yards, 32TDs-6INTs, 895 rushing yards, 23 TDs

The only category Vince/Tommy have an advantage in is the yards per carry.

He did have an extra year than Frazier or VY but yeah, he is probably better than both of them, I was just arguing against the assertion that Frazier is the best option QB (Let alone overall QB) in college history.

SwayingMantits: Were they starters as Freshman? Tebow played, but didn't start until his 2007 Heisman Year.

Vince didn't really play much of the first half of 2003 and then shared time with Chance Mock. Tebow didn't start 2007 but he did get put in quite a bit, but he would have had 3 full seasons afterwards and Vince had 2. I don't remember Frazier as I'm too young.

Even taken into account Tebows got better #s than either.

unclejimbo827: Was Tommie Frazier even drafted? You'd think someone would have been willing to use a pick on him.

His blood clot problem kept him out of the NFL.

unclejimbo827: Was Tommie Frazier even drafted? You'd think someone would have been willing to use a pick on him.

IIRC, he had some medical condition that made his doctor tell him that if he kept playing after his senior year, he'd have to get his legs amputated or something.