Matt Mauck won a national championship a year after lisfranc injury.

Cool.

He ain’t Sam Leavitt and not everyone recovers the same.

We will see what we have if we land him.

Matt most certainly was a dual threat QB. Go look at the film.

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Matt Mauck wasn’t a duel threat QB

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Spend some time watching the 2001 SEC Championship game. He hurt his foot against Florida on his 15th carry of the game.

You obviously are young or didn’t watch Mauck. He ran a lot. Yes, the year they won the championship after his surgery he ran less, was it due to his foot, or was he just more comfortable in the pocket and offense after experience, who knows?

He had 97 yards rushing on the year in 03 yall don’t know what a dual threat qb is

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Matt Mauck wasn’t a duel threat QB

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He was an option QB originally and came to LSU after years away from the game while playing minor league baseball. If you recall the 2001 SECCG, he could barely pass the ball and ran QB Draws repeatedly. He was still pretty damn raw at the beginning of 2002, but really turned a corner in the UF game, when also unfortunately got injured late in the 4th with the game well in hand.

He played more as a pocket passer in 2003 after recovering from foot surgery.

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He had 97 yards rushing on the year in 03 yall don’t know what a dual threat qb is

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Because they had a dominant running game from the backs and Saban blew the previous season by running Mauck and getting him hurt.

Matt Mauck might be close to the text book definition of “dual-threat”

This site never ceases to amaze me

Seriously??? Jayden Daniel’s was textbook dual threat Matt mauck wasn’t close to attempts or yards in any year he played. Mauck Maybe a good scrambler but defenses weren’t scared of him running the ball.

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Seriously??? Jayden Daniel’s was textbook dual threat Matt mauck wasn’t close to attempts or yards in any year he played. Mauck Maybe a good scrambler but defenses weren’t scared of him running the ball.

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Dude. Just shut the frick up until you watch the 2001 SECCG. He literally won that game running the ball against a UT team that beat us earlier in the season (I was at that game) and would have played for a BCS Title. Once Rohan Davey went down, his legs were the main offense.

Comparing Jayden Daniels to any QB who played in 2002 is fricking foolishness. Football just wasn’f played the same way. No one was running QBs like that (unless they played a lot of option) until Rich Rodriguez at West VA and Chip Kelly at Oregon.