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Nope. No PSU fan can.

I didn't take what Willie said as a Jerry joke. If it was, as you pointed out, it doesn't make sense at all.

The reason I say that the draft shouldn't carry much weight is because things outside of production come into play. For example, if Russel Wilson was taller, he would have been the 3rd QB taken. But measurables matter in drafts, so he slid down below inferior QBs. Then he gets into the league and kills it. Same thing with Brady... if you look at his college career, it was very good. But he slid down because he was slower than most linemen and he had an average arm. Draft positions lie.

As usual, I just ignored the quote part and assumed he didn't edit it.

Yeah, terrible joke. He was only 5 years late.

There is one simple fact that one can simply not ignore. Every qb who has started a game at that position at MI,beginnuing w Elvis, minus the first 2 years of the RR era has gone on to play in the NFL. The streak will continued with Denard, albeit not at that position. That is a whole hell of a lot of players, and I am not all that certain that any other school can boast such a record. Hell, I'd even bet on it, given the wager to be a modest 300 or less.

I really don't care what criteria you use, i.e., Sanchez and Leinhart haven't exactly set the world of fire. It's my guess no other school since Desmond won the Heisman-and that's been awhile, has sent as many qbs onto the next level and that's about as good as it gets. And let's not forget a certain qb by the name of Guiterrez who did receive his degree from UM, although he took his talent to a lesser school because he could not displace Henne, served as one Mr. Brady's backup in Bean Town. Further, deponeth sayeth not.

You are trying too hard.

Alabama is QB U Greg McElroy and AJ McCarron are two of the best QB's I've ever seen in my life...imo

I'm going to try to make a point but since I'm not knowledgeable on many other teams' NFL caliber QB production, I'll rely on sheer homerism. And I'm making this disclaimer now so it's known well in advance: I don't believe Ohio State belongs in the conversation for QB U. No way in Hadestown. Not even close.
With that said, Troy Smith won the Heisman trophy and led his team to a BCS victory, as well as a NC appearance one year later. Terrelle Pryor led his team to 3 BCS bowl appearances, including 2 BCS bowl wins, as well as 2 time BCS bowl MVP. Braxton Miller led his team to an undefeated season as a true sophomore. But, because of draft history and draft projection, should I simply resign myself to think that Ohio State has not had a good QB in over a decade? That's the only point I'm trying to make. College production means more to me as a fan referring to a "college" as "Position U" than a group of successful NFL QB's who happen to be alumni at the same school. I might be wrong in that line of thinking, but the NFL means nothing to me. It's not a blip on my radar.

"You are" butt hurt (no pun intended) it was just a little joke. . Move on.

Not sure. Now I'm confused. Whatevs.

I'll take Purdue for the W..I've started as many games in the Super Bowl as SC QB's..

FSU will lead this list in a couple years.
Jimbo is one of the best QB coaches in the country IMO.

Sent Ponder first round in 2011

EJ will go 1st/2nd in 2013

Then Coker in 2015/2016

Winston 2016/2017?

JJ in 2019? (LOL now I am really dreaming)