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CBS: All-Decade Team

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High Lonesome said:
Im not much of a Roy Williams fan but I understand how dominant he was in College....Vince being left off in favor of Jason White is a joke...I can understand ML(at least stats wise) but come on, Vince is the greatest "running" QB of all time....Passed for over 3k and ran for over 1k.....never been done and wont be done for a while longer....Really the more i think about this the more pissed its making me....damnit why do i let my self get caught up in this crap
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Michael Vick as far as rnning quarterback.
 
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lvbuckeye said:
except for the fact that Lee Evans missed all of one season and part of another due to knee injuries.
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Post #43 I posted game by game stats for both players. Evans tore his knee up in the spring before the 2002 season. He missed that entire season, but not part of any other year. He had nearly a year and a half to rehab. Making him at or near 100% for his final season. He played three full seasons. All of my reasons for thinking Rogers was the better player have already been stated in my other posts.
 
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does professional performance have any bearing on your opinion, or is this strictly a college career comparison? IMHO, if you add pro performance to the equation, Lee Evans is better, hands down.

either way, it's all just opinion, and by definition, is subjective.
 
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lvbuckeye said:
does professional performance have any bearing on your opinion, or is this strictly a college career comparison? IMHO, if you add pro performance to the equation, Lee Evans is better, hands down.

either way, it's all just opinion, and by definition, is subjective.
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Pro performance has nothing to do with an All-Decade college team.
 
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lvbuckeye said:
does professional performance have any bearing on your opinion, or is this strictly a college career comparison? IMHO, if you add pro performance to the equation, Lee Evans is better, hands down.

either way, it's all just opinion, and by definition, is subjective.
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So far, Evans has had a better pro career, but that's not what this is based on.

If this is all just opinion, then we should probably leave the word fact out of the argument. Especially when the "fact" is incorrect.
 
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