I wouldn't say throwing 2 INT's is exactly doing his part when both led to Texas touchdowns. :sssh:

 

One was on the last play of the game and one led to a FG. Try again...

One was on the last play of the game and one led to a FG. Try again...

 

:flame:

Here's a fun stat. The record for passing TDs in a freshman and sophomore year was 55 before Bradford crushed it. He has 48 in this season alone...

They should have invited Harrell. I guess they can only invite 3 though.

 

They can invite more. I have seen them bring 4 to town (Couch's Jr year, he was one of four invited if I am not mistaken).

 

I think they should have invited Harrell as well, unless his vote totals were not in the ballpark of the top 3.

Like the INT that McCoy threw against Texas Tech?

 

And the outcome was the same as when Bradford threw for 2 int's...a loss.

What he did was impressive and you have to have the vision and accuracy to pass for that many yards, but I'm just pointing out that having an offensive line that kept him clean every game helped out. He didn't have to worry about rolling out of the pocket or running for his life. He could sit back and pick the defense apart.

 

Your "MVP" is why they lost to Texas. Simply couldn't run the ball to keep things clicking...

And the outcome was the same as when Bradford threw for 2 int's...a loss.

 

Yep, so why is that part of your argument? How about 1/2 of McCoy's TD's coming against the 4 worst teams on their schedule?

Your "MVP" is why they lost to Texas. Simply couldn't run the ball to keep things clicking...

 

I guess that wouldn't have anything to do with a good Texas run defense..

I guess that wouldn't have anything to do with a good Texas run defense..

Not based on your glowing review of the unstoppable Oklahoma O Line. The same O Line that was also dominated on the ground by TCU...

Yep, so why is that part of your argument? How about 1/2 of McCoy's TD's coming against the 4 worst teams on their schedule?

 

Look at the rushing stats for Texas against those teams and you'll see why Texas was passing the ball so much.

Not based on your glowing review of the unstoppable Oklahoma O Line. The same O Line that was also dominated on the ground by TCU...

 

Never said they were unstoppable. But what does Bradford's passing and them pass blocking for him have to do with the o-line not run blocking in two games?

Never said they were unstoppable. But what does Bradford's passing and them pass blocking for him have to do with the o-line not run blocking in two games?

You claim they are the team MVP. Is run blocking not part of the job???

Not that draft projections have anything to do with a Heisman but....

 

Mel K has Matt Stafford as the #1 qb in the upcoming draft. He says Tebow will most likely end up as an H Back/TE/Wildcat/3rd string qb. Bradford was #2, Sanchez #3, Freeman #4, and the kid from Ball State #5. McCoy was 5A.

Not that draft projections have anything to do with a Heisman but....

 

Mel K has Matt Stafford as the #1 qb in the upcoming draft. He says Tebow will most likely end up as an H Back/TE/Wildcat/3rd string qb. Bradford was #2, Sanchez #3, Freeman #4, and the kid from Ball State #5. McCoy was 5A.

 

So if all goes well, Detroit drafts Stafford and Bengals get the huge OT from Alabama (Smith). Of course, they'll screw it up and win another game and end up drafting Wells.

Bradford has 5 hogs protecting him every game that will all be playing on Sunday. Do you honestly think a decent qb wouldn't have success with that line in front of him? Let's not forget the weapons around him like Iglesias and TWO 1,000 yard rushers in Murray and Brown.

 

If you throw for over 40 touchdowns for a team, i'm going to go out on a limb and say that you are their MVP