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Kirk Herbstreit released his brand new top four

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Who is better in the SEC??

 

RomanEmpire's thought would be mine. Hard to say so definitively. I don't know for sure that he is better than Sims, Prescott, or Marshall.

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RomanEmpire's thought would be mine. Hard to say so definitively. I don't know for sure that he is better than Sims, Prescott, or Marshall.

 

All are solid - I would take Barrett but that doesn't mean I don't like the others. I found it interesting that this morning Cris Carter thought that Braxton Miller would be the starter for OSU next year. Talk about having two good QB's in C-bus next year...

As of right now I would take Dak Prescott over J.T. Barrett mainly due to his experience. Their stats are pretty similar.

 

Barrett: 64% completions, 2356 passing yards, 29 passing TD, 8 interceptions, 771 rushing yards, 9 rushing TD

 

Prescott: 60% completions, 2521 passing yards, 20 passing TD, 10 interceptions, 861 rushing yards, 11 rushing TD.

 

Prescott's numbers have been acheived while playing 4 teams which were ranked in the top 10 at the time, while Barrett has only had to play one team that was in the top 10.

 

While Barretts number would likely be slightly worse if playing an SEC schedule, he is a talented QB and could play for any team in the country.

As of right now I would take Dak Prescott over J.T. Barrett mainly due to his experience. Their stats are pretty similar. Barrett: 64% completions' date=' 2356 passing yards, 29 passing TD, 8 interceptions, 771 rushing yards, 9 rushing TD Prescott: 60% completions, 2521 passing yards, 20 passing TD, 10 interceptions, 861 rushing yards, 11 rushing TD. Prescott's numbers have been acheived while playing 4 teams which were ranked in the top 10 at the time, while Barrett has only had to play one team that was in the top 10. While Barretts number would likely be slightly worse if playing an SEC schedule, he is a talented QB and could play for any team in the country.[/quote']

 

Junior vs a Freshman lol it's insane. JT is going to break Drew Brees' B10 TD record this weekend or next.

What are you all going to do once Urban has a full squad? He's starting 12 of his recruits, 11 more from last years 1. It's gonna be some really rough times for you all on here starting next year, heck your already worried lol.

 

Yawn.

Mississippi State would dismantle OSU.

Totally disagree. Mississippi State does not impress me at all.

Totally disagree. Mississippi State does not impress me at all.

Losing to, what most people think is, the best team in the nation on the road by 5 is not impressive?

I think there is some middle ground here. I don't think Miss St. would "dismantle" OSU but they do impress me. I actually would like to see that game - would be very entertaining.

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