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ESPN's Joyner says Claiborne is overrated
Posted by LSUAce007 on 4/25 at 12:20 pm
It's an Insider article, but for those of you with Insider, here it is.
LINK
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A seven-game review of his 2011 performance against the toughest passing offenses the Tigers faced showed Claiborne allowed 12 completions/defensive penalties in 25 targets for 188 yards, one touchdown and three interceptions.

That equates to a 7.5 yards per attempt (YPA) mark, which would be middle of the road if it were posted against NFL-caliber offenses and is below average at the collegiate level. It wasn't a case of a couple of long passes throwing off the total, either, as nine of the completions/defensive penalties went for 10 or more yards.


So let me get this straight...Clairborne is overrated because in seven games against teams with the best passing offenses he had a combination of 12 receptions or penalties against him for 188 yards on 25 attemps?!

That equates to less than 4 throws his way per game; less than 2 recetions/penatlies against him per game; and 27 yards against him per game combining both receiving yards and defensive penalties.

Is this guy kidding? It's like ESPN just asked him to play devil's advocate, because that's an incredible reach to call the man overrated.



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Posted by crankbait on 4/25 at 12:23 pm to LSUAce007
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It's like ESPN just asked him to play devil's advocate


they do this to get people like you to spread their stories



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Posted by The Mick on 4/25 at 12:24 pm to LSUAce007
Exactly. What those stats fail to include is the passes that were NOT thrown his way because he had them guarded well.


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Posted by Pilot Tiger on 4/25 at 12:24 pm to LSUAce007
congrats, you prob just made ESPN 50 bucks


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Posted by LsuTool on 4/25 at 12:24 pm to LSUAce007
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Joyner


hates us



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Posted by csorre1 on 4/25 at 12:25 pm to LSUAce007
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It's like ESPN just asked him to play devil's advocate


NFL scouts disagree. Mo may go 3rd in the draft. He is fast, has fluid hips changing direction and he is a ball hawk. He is as good as advertised.



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Posted by Waffle House on 4/25 at 12:25 pm to LSUAce007
I would be interested to see his stats from this past year against Peterson's from 2010. I know they aren't apples to apples, but they played a very similar schedule of teams and QBs.


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Posted by Hugo Stiglitz on 4/25 at 12:30 pm to LSUAce007
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ESPN's


Stopped reading.



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Posted by Dan on 4/25 at 12:31 pm to LSUAce007
Wow i don't agree with this viewpoint, but thank you for the link. I see that i can join insider for only $3.33 a month.


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Posted by lsulimey on 4/25 at 12:38 pm to LSUAce007
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ESPN's Joyner


Who?



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Posted by Sev09 on 4/25 at 12:41 pm to LSUAce007
Well, he IS overrated. Didn't you see his Wonderlic blah blah blah...


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Posted by GABlueDog on 4/25 at 12:45 pm to LSUAce007
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for those of you with Insider

suckers



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Posted by fjohns1 on 4/25 at 12:52 pm to LSUAce007
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A seven-game review of his 2011 performance against the toughest passing offenses the Tigers faced showed Claiborne allowed 12 completions/defensive penalties in 25 targets for 188 yards, one touchdown and three interceptions.

That equates to a 7.5 yards per attempt (YPA) mark, which would be middle of the road if it were posted against NFL-caliber offenses and is below average at the collegiate level. It wasn't a case of a couple of long passes throwing off the total, either, as nine of the completions/defensive penalties went for 10 or more yards.


This has got to be the worse logic i have ever read. 188 yards in 7 games!!!!!! Thats a bad day for an average reciever in one game. Besides most of those yards came against west virginia and i remember that one play were he came up and miss that tackle for the run and score TD. Tell that espn idiot to show me one pass thrown over his head.



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Posted by BlackHelicopterPilot on 4/25 at 12:53 pm to LSUAce007
This is why I've often said:


Stats are like bikinis. What they reveal is interesting. What they HIDE is VITAL!



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Posted by hemiroid on 4/25 at 12:58 pm to BlackHelicopterPilot
I recently re watched the Oregon game and the Arkansas game, and I remember him falling down a couple of times and the receiver caught the ball. One I know of for sure was the only offensive touchdown play Arkansas had. Does that count against him as a great corner or would they think like me and consider it a fluke play??


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Posted by deuce985 on 4/25 at 1:01 pm to hemiroid
He fell down and gave Debose Florida's only big play the entire game too.


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Posted by fjohns1 on 4/25 at 1:03 pm to hemiroid
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and I remember him falling down a couple of times and the receiver caught the ball. One I know of for sure was the only offensive touchdown play Arkansas had


Fluke!!!


One td allowed against oregon, arkansas, bama twice, georgia and west virginia. all top 10 offenses in the country. I don't even under this. I wish this tread was never started



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Posted by The Egg on 4/25 at 1:10 pm to hemiroid
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I recently re watched the Oregon game and the Arkansas game, and I remember him falling down a couple of times and the receiver caught the ball. One I know of for sure was the only offensive touchdown play Arkansas had. Does that count against him as a great corner or would they think like me and consider it a fluke play??
i thought it was ron brooks that was guarding jarrius wright on that smash route?

in fact, here's the play:

LINK


This post was edited on 4/25 at 1:10 pm

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Posted by JAComo on 4/25 at 1:17 pm to The Egg
SO he picks you off 12% of the time...terrible...


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Posted by The Egg on 4/25 at 1:20 pm to JAComo
if anything, it just shows you that no corner is infallible. heck, during PP's last year, he also gave up similar numbers, i'd say. of course i don't have stats to back it up or anything.


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