Article: Woulard makes strong opening statement

[Bull-Hornz]

30 minutes ago, WWMJD said:

"QF has had a QBR in the low 30 for the last three games  pls pls pls don'tgive up on the season and let SB get a shot...you might actually save your job!"

-Bull-Hornz, 2015

Ok....your point is? CWT was on the hot seat, QF was doing bad in the beginning of the season, CWT did trust him to run the offense and had a severely limited O. I didn't want to lose a head coach in mid season. Are you trying to suggest it was an outlandish comment Try hardier buddy...

[Bull-Hornz]

53 minutes ago, BullsFanInTX said:

And what games would those be.  QF's game by game completion percentage:

FAMU - 75%

Florida State - 50%

Maryland - 52.6%

Memphis - 65.4%

Syracuse - 68.2%

UConn - 73.3%

SMU - 45%

Navy - 60%

ECU - 52.2%

Temple - 68.2%

Cincy - 62.5%

UCF - 66.7%

WKU - 43.8%

 

2 games at less than 50% all year.  TWO.  8 games over 60%.  2 games over 70% completion.  Man, if he was completing 25% in a half like you said, he must have thrown for 100% completion in the other half of games. QF completed a high percentage of passes in a majority of games this past year, with only a few clunkers (SMU - where he rushed for 200 yards, and WKU - where he also rushed for over 100 yards and passed for a lot of yards despite the low %).  Every other game was over 50% with 2/3's of his games being over 60%.

Here we go @Triple B....

[MMW]

2 hours ago, Triple B said:

Mail order ... so pretty sure I'm grandfathered in.

Perhaps but you being a moderator and all I expect a lot more.

[Rocky Style]

Dood how is this still happening?

[DELdaBull]

You people need help. 

 

QF is our starter until he isn't.  Deal with it, live with it. 

[Triple B]

2 hours ago, Bull-Hornz said:

Here we go @Triple B....

What the **** is up with the @ bs in front of screen names? I'm assuming you didn't put it there ....

[Triple B]

4 hours ago, Triple B said:

Mail order ... so pretty sure I'm grandfathered in.

 

2 hours ago, mark_my_words said:

Perhaps but you being a moderator and all I expect a lot more.

I rarely literally lol but that one evoked one .....

[Who'sYourData?]

8 hours ago, GaUSFBull said:

The master of The Twist strikes again.   Not a comparison of QF to those QBs, merely a refutation of your statement that the backup QB is ALWAYS the fan favorite on every team, as shown on any message board ever. 

But you knew that already.  We know how you roll.

Keep twisting, Chubby Checker.

[Who'sYourData?]

5 hours ago, Triple B said:

What the **** is up with the @ bs in front of screen names? I'm assuming you didn't put it there ....

On some message boards that will send a notification to that user that the post is about them.

[Who'sYourData?]

8 hours ago, BullsFanInTX said:

And what games would those be.  QF's game by game completion percentage:

FAMU - 75%

Florida State - 50%

Maryland - 52.6%

Memphis - 65.4%

Syracuse - 68.2%

UConn - 73.3%

SMU - 45%

Navy - 60%

ECU - 52.2%

Temple - 68.2%

Cincy - 62.5%

UCF - 66.7%

WKU - 43.8%

 

2 games at less than 50% all year.  TWO.  8 games over 60%.  2 games over 70% completion.  Man, if he was completing 25% in a half like you said, he must have thrown for 100% completion in the other half of games. QF completed a high percentage of passes in a majority of games this past year, with only a few clunkers (SMU - where he rushed for 200 yards, and WKU - where he also rushed for over 100 yards and passed for a lot of yards despite the low %).  Every other game was over 50% with 2/3's of his games being over 60%.

 

You don't understand math, do you?  As an example, 3 of 10 in the first half,  7 of 10 in the second is 50%.   It isn't difficult.  Do you consider that consistent?

Although why anyone would think a 45% and a 43% completion percentage is the mark of a consistent QB is beyond me.  I think you've proven my point quite nicely.  Go find me some games that Cam Newton was at 45% for the game.  I'll bet it wasn't the vaunted WKU defense, if it ever happened at all.

Edited April 8, 2016 by Who'sYourData?