That's a great positive outlook, but none of the other quarterbacks were any good either. Penix was hurt and Taulia is upper-mid at best. Plus McCord had the best weapons available to him. This stat is exactly what is should be but doesn't truly mean anything in evaluating McCord.Skull Session: Ohio State’s 2021 Class Has Unfinished Business, Kyle McCord Paced All Quarterbacks Who Faced Michigan in 2023 and the 2014 CFP Title Game Reigns Supreme
Ohio State’s 2021 class has unfinished business, Kyle McCord’s stats led all quarterbacks who faced Michigan in 2023 and the 2014 CFP title game reigns supreme.www.elevenwarriors.comSKULL SESSION: OHIO STATE’S 2021 CLASS HAS UNFINISHED BUSINESS, KYLE MCCORD PACED ALL QUARTERBACKS WHO FACED MICHIGAN IN 2023 AND THE 2014 CFP TITLE GAME REIGNS SUPREME
THAT’S INTERESTING. Someone once said, “Numbers never lie.”
I believe it was Billy Beane or Peter Brand (the fictional name for Paul DePodesta) in the 2011 film, “Moneyball.”
“Billy, this is Chad Bradford...”
“He gets on base...”
Apologies. Tangent.
This week, on X (formerly Twitter), I saw an argument: Kyle McCord had the best performance from a quarterback vs. Michigan in 2023.
That’s not an opinion. That’s a fact – a rather remarkable one, at that.
Of the 15 quarterbacks the Wolverines faced in 2023, McCord had the best QBR (89.7) with the most passing yards (271) and touchdown passes (two).
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McCord’s two interceptions tied three quarterbacks – Minnesota’s Athan Kaliakmanis, Maryland’s Taulia Tagovailoa, and Washington’s Michael Penix Jr. – for the most thrown vs. the Wolverines. And those two interceptions proved costly in Ohio State’s 30-24 loss to Michigan.
None of the other 14 quarterbacks who played against Michigan this season did any better against the Wolverines, though.
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