re: ESPN's Revised Top 25 SEC Players* Updated

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These are terrible stats. It really says a LOT about the QB situation when the newfound JL for heisman homers are having to make up stats and explain what they are in parentheses just to show how "good he is." He is a product of our system, and isn't doing anything extraordinary. Don't confuse not screwing up with leading the team to victory every weekend.

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Not a single person has argued he deserves the Heisman

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These are terrible stats. It really says a LOT about the QB situation when the newfound JL for heisman homers are having to make up stats and explain what they are in parentheses just to show how "good he is." He is a product of our system, and isn't doing anything extraordinary. Don't confuse not screwing up with leading the team to victory every weekend.

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I haven't made up any stats. These stats show how often the best QBs in the SEC throw an INT and TD. I think they are relevant. And, we'll just have to agree to disagree on Lee. You think that he is a piss poor QB who just manages the system. I think that Les is holding him back and he has shown the last 3 years that he is more than capable of "leading the team to victory every weekend."

Every time we needed a game winning drive last year they put him in to do it. So, apparently the coaches think that he can lead us to victory.

I think that people are really minimizing how well Lee has played because our defense, run game, and special teams has been dominating most people's thoughts.

We have the 20th scoring offense in the country, second only to Arkansas in the SEC (by 0.7 of a point/game). We are averaging 10+ more points a game than each of the last 2 seasons. Through half the season, we have the same # of TD passes that we had all of last year.

But, just keep telling yourself that any QB could do it because he's a product of the system. Because it is pretty obvious that Jefferson couldn't do it.