
I guess Georgia playing Central Michigan And Georgia Southern is much better?
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FCollinsBuckeye;1256450; said:Why do you people give a shit what he says? National 'perception'?
Fuck him and the network he rode in on.
MD Buckeye;1255302; said:Boeckman Stats
2007: 191/299, 2379 Yards, 25 TDs, 14 INTs
2008: 30/45 297 Yards, 2 TDs, 0 INTs
Total: 221/344, 2676 Yards, 27 TDs, 14 INTs
Sanchez Stats
2007: 69/114, 695 Yards, 7 TDs, 5 INTs
2008: 26/35, 338 Yards, 3 TDs, 1 INT
Total: 95/149, 1033 Yards, 10 TD, 6 INTs
Granted, Sanchez was a backup last year and Boeckman has about 2.3x 'more stats' than him, but if you take all of Boeckman's numbers x 2.3, you get the following for Sanchez's "projected" stats....
218.5/342.7, 2375.9 Yards, 23 TDs, 13.8 INTs
Not saying Sanchez isn't a good QB, but he isn't as "great" as everyone makes him out to be and there isn't much difference between him & Boeckman when it comes to stats. I'll take Boeckman's experience any day of the week over Sanchez.
Anyway.....back to Mark 'The Tool' May
An old Tibor alias. I think between "Roger Moore" and "Guy Incognito".Buckeyeskickbuttocks;1256519; said:Who's Mark May?
Hehehe.... seriously though, Mark May? Never heard of him.NFBuck;1256521; said:An old Tibor alias. I think between "Roger Moore" and "Guy Incognito".
Buckeyeskickbuttocks;1256524; said:Hehehe.... seriously though, Mark May? Never heard of him.
Your constitution towards espn television props with really big lollipop heads is weak.Buckeyeskickbuttocks;1256524; said:Hehehe.... seriously though, Mark May? Never heard of him.
NFBuck;1256533; said:Your constitution towards espn television props with really big lollipop heads is weak.
TheIronColonel;1256910; said:It would be one thing if he actually were a good analyst, but also biased. He's not, though. He's a terrible analyst prone to gross hyperbole AND he's very biased. It's kind of funny, when people say "ESPN hates my team", they're almost universally referring to Mark May. Most of the other analysts they have seem to push aside their biases (Herbstreit picking against the Bucks, for example), but not May. How he still has a job is beyond me.