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How did McCoy play that game? Over 80% with 19/3 for the number one team in the country who handed two top 5 teams big losses is pretty good right?

He played a great game, and he's a great college QB. Just not as good as Bradford...

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McCoy is a duel threat this year, he has shown he can run the ball and run it well..

Keep clinging to one of the few times I've ever been wrong. Doesn't change Bradford as the best QB in the game. But you can keep trying if it makes you feel smart or something...

 

Be careful patting yourself on the back. I think you've been wrong more than once, but your ego has never been wrong that's for sure. Again I'll take the guy that won the game played 1 week ago an a nuetral field. I'm not saying Bradford isn't really good. I'm just taking the guy that beat him on the field.

Be careful patting yourself on the back. I think you've been wrong more than once, but your ego has never been wrong that's for sure. Again I'll take the guy that won the game played 1 week ago an a nuetral field. I'm not saying Bradford isn't really good. I'm just taking the guy that beat him on the field.

Mike Brown school of talent evaluation?

 

I'm right here front and center when I'm wrong EVERY time. You have me confused with 98 or something... :p

McCoy is a duel threat this year, he has shown he can run the ball and run it well..

 

Another very important aspect. 371 yards and 6 more TD's.

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He played a great game, and he's a great college QB. Just not as good as Bradford...

 

Bradford - 170/238, 2,520 yards, 26 TD, 5 INT, completion pct. - 71.4

McCoy - 160-197, 1,894 yards, 19 TD, 3 INT, completion pct. - 81.2

 

McCoy has the edge in rushing as well, and completion %. Bradford has also thrown more balls than McCoy, 41 more balls.

 

I like McCoy the most of the two, he can make plays with his feet as well as his arm. I also like McCoy more as a pro prospect and an NFL player..

Mike Brown school of talent evaluation?

 

I'm right here front and center when I'm wrong EVERY time. You have me confused with 98 or something... :p

 

 

Not really, I'm guessing McCoy gets drafted fairly high.

 

You sure don't mind putting people down who don't have the same opinion as you. Unless of course you're going to say that factually Bradford is better.

 

I know the difference between you and 98, thanks.

Bradford - 170/238, 2,520 yards, 26 TD, 5 INT, completion pct. - 71.4

McCoy - 160-197, 1,894 yards, 19 TD, 3 INT, completion pct. - 81.2

 

McCoy has the edge in rushing as well, and completion %. Bradford has also thrown more balls than McCoy, 41 more balls.

 

I like McCoy the most of the two, he can make plays with his feet as well as his arm. I also like McCoy more as a pro prospect and an NFL player..

9.6 yards per attempt for McCoy. 10.6 for Bradford. Oklahoma is struggling running the ball, and also take more deep shots as evidenced by the even more telling 11.8 to 14.8 yards per completion number.

 

If you take McCoy because you give him the edge running the ball, no problem here. Not much I can debate if you weigh that aspect more than I do. I prefer the guy that can really push the ball down the field...

You sure don't mind putting people down who don't have the same opinion as you. Unless of course you're going to say that factually Bradford is better.

 

It's a message board. Keep trying to come after me with this silliness though. I have fun with it...

Mike Brown school of talent evaluation?

 

I'm right here front and center when I'm wrong EVERY time. You have me confused with 98 or something... :p

 

:lol:

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9.6 yards per attempt for McCoy. 10.6 for Bradford. Oklahoma is struggling running the ball, and also take more deep shots as evidenced by the even more telling 11.8 to 14.8 yards per completion number.

 

If you take McCoy because you give him the edge running the ball, no problem here. Not much I can debate if you weigh that aspect more than I do. I prefer the guy that can really push the ball down the field...

 

True. I have no problem with either, because both are amazing kids and can play very, very well. But there is just something about McCoy, his toughness and the way he plays, that I love. I do like Bradford though and both have bright futures ahead of them..

It's a message board. Keep trying to come after me with this silliness though. I have fun with it...

 

The Kool-Aid comment was actually in fun. I didn't like the goofy "try again." I think you should be above that. You really can't go wrong w/ either, but I'd give the edge right now to McCoy. You take the guy w/ better per attempt and completion yadage and I'll take the guy who runs better and completes more passes to move the chains and wins the game.

 

Both are outstanding.

Tebow and White as far as for college quarterbacks. Bradford and McCoy as far as for pro quarterbacks. Overall I think you have to take Tebow overall though because of how much of a pure athlete he is and not to mention the heck of an arm he has.

I wouldn't have White in the field with the rest of these guys.

Bradford. He is hands down the best QB in the nation.

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