So it's Treon's fault?

[gatormandan]

GO TREON! Show us your stuff!

 

[WobbleGator]

GO TREON! Show us your stuff!

 

[WDCGator]

For a kid making his first full start on less than a week's notice, on the road in one of the game's toughest venues, Treon did well. Couldn't have asked for more out of him, all things considered. Talk about a much-needed bye week to get him up to speed and ready to go against UGA. Kid will be fine moving forward.

 

[Bernardo de la Paz]

GO TREON! Show us your stuff!

We don't want to get him suspended again.

 

[lrtx1]

For a kid making his first full start on less than a week's notice, on the road in one of the game's toughest venues, Treon did well. Couldn't have asked for more out of him, all things considered. Talk about a much-needed bye week to get him up to speed and ready to go against UGA. Kid will be fine moving forward.

All this time I thought the kid had a few starts under his belt last year. I mean that's why some people thought he was going to win out the starting job at the beginning of the season.

 

[TheBigClaw]

All this time I thought the kid had a few starts under his belt last year. I mean that's why some people thought he was going to win out the starting job at the beginning of the season.

I love all the hypocrites that clamor "This underachiever had no coaching with the previous staff" but with Treon its "He played last year!" Hilarious


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[lrtx1]

Treon didn't get ideal coaching last year but, don't act like he's never made a start before. Simply stating one can't say he has starting experience in the SEC and should be a shoe in to win the starting job this season because of it, then claim his faults at LSU are because that was his "first full start". Hypocrite? Irony maybe.

 

[TLB]

Skewed stat perspective, or at least not the normal angle one would take in comparing QB stats, but Saturdays Down South ran a 'clutch' ranking on SEC QBs based on QB ratings in games, essentially comparing first half QBR to 4th QTR QBR to see if they excel or fold when the game is on the line:

Name School Diff b/t 1st Half and 4th quarter
1 Treon Harris Florida -114.91
2 Brandon Allen Arkansas -68.52
3 Maty Mauk Missouri -44.84
4 Will Grier Florida -37.01
5 Chad Kelly Ole Miss -36.27
6 Drew Lock Missouri -34.79
7 Sean White Auburn -26.34
8 Kyle Allen Texas A&M -23.23
9 Dak Prescott Mississippi State -21.47
10 Greyson Lambert Georgia -15.57
11 Jake Coker Alabama -14.77
12 Johnny McCrary Vanderbilt -7.88
13 Patrick Towles Kentucky -7.43
14 Joshua Dobbs Tennessee 0.07
15 Perry Orth South Carolina 5.72
16 Jeremy Johnson Auburn 59.36
To look at the original numbers from which these disparities were calculated, check these first-half rankings:

Name School 1st Half QB Rating
1 Treon Harris Florida 237.22
2 Brandon Allen Arkansas 179.84
3 Will Grier Florida 172.58
4 Chad Kelly Ole Miss 170.79
5 Kyle Allen Texas A&M 165.69
6 Dak Prescott Mississippi State 156.42
7 Sean White Auburn 155.56
8 Greyson Lambert Georgia 146.47
9 Jake Coker Alabama 133
10 Drew Lock Missouri 132.52
11 Patrick Towles Kentucky 130.59
12 Joshua Dobbs Tennessee 128.48
13 Maty Mauk Missouri 111.78
14 Johnny McCrary Vanderbilt 111.01
15 Perry Orth South Carolina 98.89
16 Jeremy Johnson Auburn 76.11
Now glimpse at these fourth-quarter ratings:

Name School 4th Qter Rating
1 Kyle Allen Texas A&M 142.46
2 Will Grier Florida 135.57
3 Jeremy Johnson Auburn 135.47
4 Dak Prescott Mississippi State 134.95
5 Chad Kelly Ole Miss 134.52
6 Greyson Lambert Georgia 130.9
7 Sean White Auburn 129.22
8 Joshua Dobbs Tennessee 128.55
9 Patrick Towles Kentucky 123.16
10 Treon Harris Florida 122.31
11 Jake Coker Alabama 118.23
12 Brandon Allen Arkansas 111.32
13 Perry Orth South Carolina 104.61
14 Johnny McCrary Vanderbilt 103.13
15 Drew Lock Missouri 97.73
16 Maty Mauk Missouri 66.94

They also had this:

Here are two other “clutch”-related rankings:

Name School 3rd Down Rating
1 Treon Harris Florida 153.69
2 Brandon Allen Arkansas 143.65
3 Will Grier Florida 138.88
4 Dak Prescott Mississippi State 138.69
5 Kyle Allen Texas A&M 127.28
6 Patrick Towles Kentucky 126.81
7 Perry Orth South Carolina 121.25
8 Joshua Dobbs Tennessee 117.3
9 Maty Mauk Missouri 117.06
10 Sean White Auburn 114.19
11 Johnny McCrary Vanderbilt 107.43
12 Chad Kelly Ole Miss 103.14
13 Greyson Lambert Georgia 100.22
14 Jake Coker Alabama 85.33
15 Jeremy Johnson Auburn 70.78
16 Drew Lock Missouri 55.34
Fourth down rating

Name School 4th Down Rating
1 Will Grier Florida 372.64
2 Perry Orth South Carolina 305.47
3 Joshua Dobbs Tennessee 302.67
4 Treon Harris Florida 250.8
5 Patrick Towles Kentucky 199.9
6 Kyle Allen Texas A&M 193.47
7 Johnny McCrary Vanderbilt 156.11
8 Jake Coker Alabama 52.57
9 Dak Prescott Mississippi State 22.13
10 Maty Mauk Missouri 0
11 Sean White Auburn 0
12 Greyson Lambert Georgia 0
13 Jeremy Johnson Auburn 0
14 Drew Lock Missouri 0
15 Chad Kelly Ole Miss -12.2
16 Brandon Allen Arkansas -66.67

 

[Swamp Donkey]

You guys are just insane if you aren't happy with what this coach has gotten out of these QBs behind a makeshift emergency duct tape repaired OL after the disaster left by Musk

 

[NavetG8r]

You guys are just insane if you aren't happy with what this coach has gotten out of these QBs behind a makeshift emergency duct tape repaired OL after the disaster left by Musk

What? We can't be happy AND see the obvious difference between the QBs?

 

[gatormandan]

What? We can't be happy AND see the obvious difference between the QBs?

No and dont you dare mention Griers name either! We have been instructed to stop talking about it.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

Oh, I didn't realize everyone was happy. My bad.

 

[NavetG8r]

No and dont you dare mention Griers name either! We have been instructed to stop talking about it.

I don't listen to these nuts around here.

 

[MJMGator]

What? We can't be happy AND see the obvious difference between the QBs?

Obvious difference is eligibility.

 

[78]

Skewed stat perspective, or at least not the normal angle one would take in comparing QB stats, but Saturdays Down South ran a 'clutch' ranking on SEC QBs based on QB ratings in games, essentially comparing first half QBR to 4th QTR QBR to see if they excel or fold when the game is on the line:





They also had this:

The numbers are a reflection of lot of things, but these stand out in my mind: the coaching staff being unafraid to mix it up on first down, which sends a clear message to the other side of the ball that we're going to try and dictate tempo. And the better playcalling combined with marked improvement from the receiving corps is taking some of the heat off the offensive line. But the guy taking the snaps has to learn to get rid of the ball early if we're gonna keep this thing going.