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You’re dense. I made myself clear. Weurffel was a great quarterback in the Spurrier system. What part of that is beyond your comprehension?
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You’re dense. I made myself clear. Weurffel was a great quarterback in the Spurrier system. What part of that is beyond your comprehension?
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I take that to mean you’re out of gas.
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Careful - gun show might come out.
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You’re not going to hem me in. I tipped my hat to Wuerffel. You’re delusional if you think any other coach would have gotten as much out of him.
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I’ve gone down this route with you before. You like to insert words where they don’t exist. I’ve made myself abundantly clear and history bears proof.
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Those of us who saw him know; those of you who look at grainy, black and white film will never know. Pity. You have our sympathy.
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He was a HS All American, USA Today player of the year for state of Florida, won a host of other awards/accolades and he was the #1 recruit in Florida but yeah, you’re right, he was just a system QB.
So we need to contort the argument to his high school achievements? Maybe we should bring his time in New Orleans into the conversation.
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No, I’m not contorting anything, you are. You’re saying he was a system QB and coaches other than Spurrier wouldn’t have gotten as much out of him. You have nothing to support your position, which is also you contorting the argument. I presented facts that show plenty of COLLEGE coaches were heavily pursuing him to play COLLEGE football. His pro stats, another red herring by you, say absolutely nothing about his college career.
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You’re right. I have nothing to support my position. Neither do you. So we agree to disagree.
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Umm, nearly every college coach in the country wanted Danny to sign with their school because they thought he was going to be an incredible college quarterback...which turned out to be the case. I’d say that’s more evidence supporting my position than any evidence you have supporting yours.
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What is his position? Deserving to be on this list ahead those listed? Pretty sure that’s what began the discussion.
OP failed to adequately define parameters. I took it to mean who was the best quarterback at the height of his college career. Danny was great. I said as much. I also attempted to clarify what made him great.
Would I take him over Newton 2010 If I were assembling a team for one game? Probably not.
That’s my opinion.
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Seriously, who cares what high school coaches thought? They thought Bobby Sabelhaus was going to be great. That’s a weak argument.
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So he should be appointed top 5 based on what college recruiters (sorry, didn’t get it right in my last post) thought of him coming in? This is a silly argument.
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Here, I’ll try again and post what I did a few minutes ago. You’re quite slow on the uptake but maybe you’ll get it on the second try. If you can’t see how that blows your system QB argument up then you’re hopeless.
Umm, nearly every college coach in the country wanted Danny to sign with their school because they thought he was going to be an incredible college quarterback...which turned out to be the case.
