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QB/WR Terrelle Pryor ('10 Rose, '11 Sugar MVP)

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edit: NM i found which one and yes he did. If thats what made him play so well against scUM, then i dont care if he covers his face with 'em!
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Maybe 2nd half Pryor haha but First half Pryor was uhh not so much.. That was actually his worst passing performance of the year! I think whatever he did for NW he should keep doin!
 
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Is there an argument that Pryor should've been named Scout first team freshman All-American over Russell Wilson of N.C. State?

Scout's rationale is that N.C. State wouldn't be going to a bowl without Wilson. You can't penalize a good team just because they're good (by saying OSU would go 9-3 with Boeckman).
 
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CHU;1355392; said:
Pryor ranked No. 3 on Scout.com's early 2009 Heisman Top 25.

Very early. Behind Tebow and McCoy.

Scout.com: The 2009 Top 25 Heisman Contenders
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I saw that too, it's nice to see the national respect, but as with all preseason things I feel its too early, especially when this season hasn't even ended yet. Let's see his bowl performance before the national media can jinx any Buckeye.
 
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CHU;1355392; said:
Pryor ranked No. 3 on Scout.com's early 2009 Heisman Top 25.

Very early. Behind Tebow and McCoy.

Scout.com: The 2009 Top 25 Heisman Contenders
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I saw that too. What stuck me most was this part...
[SIZE=-1]These stars could be this year's out-of-nowhere picks with the right breaks.
[/SIZE] Jimmy Clausen, QB Notre Dame; Toby Gerhart, RB Stanford; Mike Goodson, RB Texas A&M; A.J. Green, WR Georgia; Robert Griffin, QB Baylor; P.J. Hill, RB Wisconsin; Julio Jones, WR Alabama; Jake Locker, QB Washington; Ryan Mallett, QB Arkansas; Joe McKnight, RB USC; Michael Smith, RB Arkansas; Adam Weber, QB Minnesota
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Let the hype begin...
 
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bukIpower;1354281; said:
Do I see two black strips under Pryors right eye? It looks kinda goofy if he is...
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At the end of the day, aren't they more for show than anything else. I mean you see guys only wearing one or wearing them in the wrong direction. On that subject I prefer when he wears 1 block "O" with 1 Buckeye decal.
 
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BrutusMaximus;1356616; said:
Wouldnt piss on them if they were on fire.

Damnt why do you people have to bring up ND and force me to hijack every thread. It isnt my fault. :wink2:
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Yeah but come on. The Pickle isn't going to play mistake free enough. They go 7-5, Cap'n Vlassic throws more pics than TDs. Charlie Weis Gets locked in his Limo and goes Pizza the hut on himself... "Boss you're delicious"
 
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BuckeyeTillIDie;1359488; said:
Rivals.com College Football - Rivals.com 2008 Freshman All-America teams

RIVALS.COM FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA FIRST-TEAM OFFENSE
QB Robert Griffin, Baylor

FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA SECOND TEAM OFFENSE
QB Kellen Moore, Boise State (redshirt)

:lol: What a freaking joke.
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PASSING:
Griffin: 160-267-3 (60.0%), 2091 yards, 15 TDs, 142.0 rating
Moore: 259-370-9 (70.0%), 3264 yards, 25 TDs, 161.5 rating
Pryor: 95-152-4 (62.5%), 1245 yards, 12 TDs, 152.09 rating

RUSHING:
Griffin: 173-843 (4.87 ypc), 13 TDs
Moore: 36--20 (-0.55 ypc), 1 TD
Pryor: 124-553 (4.46 ypc), 6 TDs

Considering that Griffin plays in a conference that plays absolutely zero defense, and Moore plays in the fucking WAC, you'd have to take their stats with a truck load of salt.
 
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MililaniBuckeye;1359499; said:
Considering that Griffin plays in a conference that plays absolutely zero defense, and Moore plays in the [censored]ing WAC, you'd have to take their stats with a truck load of salt.
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True that. Conversely, if you saw what kind of support Griffin has around him (the null set), you'd have to say he did a whale of a lot pretty much on his lonesome.

Frankly, Robert Griffin being above Terrelle is no shame; Griffin is a man amongst boys (those being his teammates). Moore, of course, is another matter.
 
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Pryor had a higher completion percentage, higher yards-per-attempt (8.19 vs. 7.83), better attempts-per-TD ratio (12.67 vs. 17.8), and significantly higher passer efficiency rating. The only major area where Griffin was better was TD/INT ratio (keep in mind that one of Pryor's INTs came at the end of a first half where he just launched it up for grabs into the end zone). Griffin was 6-19-1 for 71 yards and 1 TD against Texas...I'd like to think that Pryor is going to fare considerably better on Jan 5th.
 
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