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What players are serious contenders for Mr. Football?

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Houliston is one of the most accurate high school quarterbacks that I have ever seen. Houliston is a great hs qb. He is to small and slow to play D1 football. Drew is extremely calm under pressure and doesn't get rattled. The kid is an absolute stud at the hs level....:ylsuper:

 

Brennan Kuntz is having a fantastic season at SK. He's completing passes at 73% and only has been picked 2 times.

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I'm not saying you're wrong, just saying that D1 coaches like Spurrier don't see that same talent, or that Elite 11 evaluators don't either. When Houliston gets the accolades that Barker has, I'll change my mind.

 

The Elite 11 personnel, Steve Spurrier, and Mark Stoops are now part of the anti-Highlands agenda? :ohbrother:

 

Those coaches see things in Barker that they don't see in Houliston because he is more capable of performing against better competition.

 

Not trying to knock Houliston, he's a great quarterback. You are just not being fair to him or Barker when trying to argue that he's the better quarterback.

 

Anti - Highlands agenda???? How in God's name did you get that into this thread? In a thread that one player was compared to two former Highlands players and one from another school. Again you go to the college potential, but were talking about their high school performance. You want to talk college prospects, your talking potential. It does not take Spurrier or Stoops, or the eliete 11 staff to see potential in Barker. We all see it. The kid has the potential to be a great college QB. But remember, these are the same people who saw Zeke Pike and fell all over themselves trying to recruit him. The elite 11 staff watched Pike and Towles side by side and deemed Pike the better QB just prior to their senior seasons. Just how did that pan out over the next few months? It meant nothing because they were judging on measurables and potential, not high school performance. Those same evaluations of measurables and potential are what led NFL teams to select 198 players, including Spurgon Wynn out out of S.W. TX who was deemed to have more talent and potential, before N.E. selected Tom Brady.

Brennan Kuntz is having a fantastic season at SK. He's completing passes at 73% and only has been picked 2 times.

 

Houliston has thrown for 1,854yds 24tds and 1int with a 71% completion percentage.

Houliston has thrown for 1,854yds 24tds and 1int with a 71% completion percentage.

 

Houliston is having a great season, don't mean to downgrade him at all. However, if you want to compare him to Barker, you have to add Kuntz to that discussion based on the stats.

Anti - Highlands agenda???? How in God's name did you get that into this thread? In a thread that one player was compared to two former Highlands players and one from another school. Again you go to the college potential, but were talking about their high school performance. You want to talk college prospects, your talking potential. It does not take Spurrier or Stoops, or the eliete 11 staff to see potential in Barker. We all see it. The kid has the potential to be a great college QB. But remember, these are the same people who saw Zeke Pike and fell all over themselves trying to recruit him. The elite 11 staff watched Pike and Towles side by side and deemed Pike the better QB just prior to their senior seasons. Just how did that pan out over the next few months? It meant nothing because they were judging on measurables and potential, not high school performance. Those same evaluations of measurables and potential are what led NFL teams to select 198 players, including Spurgon Wynn out out of S.W. TX who was deemed to have more talent and potential, before N.E. selected Tom Brady.

 

You are incorrect in what E11 was measuring. It has ZERO to do with potential. It's 100% what the QBs show in front of the coaches and how they perform.

 

In regards to Pike we never saw anything that said he wasn't going to be a strong college QB other than intangibles that we all knew about.

Houliston is having a great season, don't mean to downgrade him at all. However, if you want to compare him to Barker, you have to add Kuntz to that discussion based on the stats.

 

Kuntz and Houliston should be the front runners they have high completion percentages and don't throw interceptions. Also both are 6-0.

they have high completion percentages and don't throw interceptions. Also both are 6-0.

 

This tells me you have no idea how to evaluate a QB - which, of course, I already knew.

Brennan Kuntz is having a fantastic season at SK. He's completing passes at 73% and only has been picked 2 times.

 

1 interception.

You are incorrect in what E11 was measuring. It has ZERO to do with potential. It's 100% what the QBs show in front of the coaches and how they perform.

 

In regards to Pike we never saw anything that said he wasn't going to be a strong college QB other than intangibles that we all knew about.

 

No Clyde I am not wrong on the elite 11. I watched the coaches breakdowns and read the Internet reports. I still laugh at the coaches going ga ga because they saw Pike studying his plays and progressions late at night in the lobby. They were soooo impressed and mentioned it as a reason that he was moving up the rankings. And those who really knew Pike knew that he would study in a place that everybody would notice. If you have ever read or watched anything about the elite 11 and think it has anything to do with anything other than college potential your dead wrong.

No Clyde I am not wrong on the elite 11. I watched the coaches breakdowns and read the Internet reports. I still laugh at the coaches going ga ga because they saw Pike studying his plays and progressions late at night in the lobby. They were soooo impressed and mentioned it as a reason that he was moving up the rankings. And those who really knew Pike knew that he would study in a place that everybody would notice. If you have ever read or watched anything about the elite 11 and think it has anything to do with anything other than college potential your dead wrong.

 

Format much different this year. Two days of pressure packed 7 on performance determined the final standings. That was never a component in previous Elite 11 competitions. It was a great change. The QB's were throwing against the best defensive players in the country.

No Clyde I am not wrong on the elite 11. I watched the coaches breakdowns and read the Internet reports. I still laugh at the coaches going ga ga because they saw Pike studying his plays and progressions late at night in the lobby. They were soooo impressed and mentioned it as a reason that he was moving up the rankings. And those who really knew Pike knew that he would study in a place that everybody would notice. If you have ever read or watched anything about the elite 11 and think it has anything to do with anything other than college potential your dead wrong.

 

I also believe you are way off base with the Elite 11 statement. The kid who won MVP is 6'2" 190. It is all based on how you perform that week and who is throwing the best. Correct me if I'm wrong but I think 2 kids that didn't make the final 11 are 5-Star recruits.

Elite 11 happened months ago! This thread is about Mr. Football contenders! Which mean performance on the field! SK and Highlands has the best quarterbacks!

I also believe you are way off base with the Elite 11 statement. The kid who won MVP is 6'2" 190. It is all based on how you perform that week and who is throwing the best. Correct me if I'm wrong but I think 2 kids that didn't make the final 11 are 5-Star recruits.

 

Very familiar with the elite 11 and it is an ever changing entity. It looks nothing like it did just a few years ago and has zero resemblance to what it was at its inception. It is a big big money operation now with ESPN and Nike involvement. The concept is great and the experience that the kids get is incredible. That being said, it is a competition to determine who the best 11 college prospects are. The competitions and evaluations beginning with the thousands who attend regional camps are weighted heavily on 7 on 7 performances, and that is not football.

 

It might be noted that Houliston and Highlands did not take one 7 on 7 rep against another opponent this year.

Elite 11 happened months ago! This thread is about Mr. Football contenders! Which mean performance on the field! SK and Highlands has the best quarterbacks!

 

You tell em!

Very familiar with the elite 11 and it is an ever changing entity. It looks nothing like it did just a few years ago and has zero resemblance to what it was at its inception. It is a big big money operation now with ESPN and Nike involvement. The concept is great and the experience that the kids get is incredible. That being said, it is a competition to determine who the best 11 college prospects are. The competitions and evaluations beginning with the thousands who attend regional camps are weighted heavily on 7 on 7 performances, and that is not football.

 

It might be noted that Houliston and Highlands did not take one 7 on 7 rep against another opponent this year.

 

So what if I tell you that there were ZERO 7 on's at the regional camps? Now what? Can you admit when you're wrong?

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