1. Sleepy Robinson #15
2. Chris Relf #14 & #36
3. Dak Prescott #15
4. Nick Fitzgerald #7
5. Tie-
Omar Conner #14 & Will Rodgers #2
2. Chris Relf #14 & #36
3. Dak Prescott #15
4. Nick Fitzgerald #7
5. Tie-
Omar Conner #14 & Will Rodgers #2
Favorite STATE QB’s in the modern era
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you lost all creditability not ranking Dak #1. not even close!
1) Bond
2) Dak
3) Sleepy
4) Fitz
5) Relf
2) Dak
3) Sleepy
4) Fitz
5) Relf
The topic is "favorite" not "best".........
I always liked Omarr Conner. It would have been interesting to see if Mullen would have been able to do anything with him. Unfortunately he had to play for Croom.
1. Polish Rifle
2. Everyone else.
2. Everyone else.
1. Tony Shell
2. Greg Plump
3. Matt Wyatt
4. Fitzgerald
5. Relf
2. Greg Plump
3. Matt Wyatt
4. Fitzgerald
5. Relf
Robby Mink
Rodney Hudson
Tim Parenton
The WR who was the back up to Kyle York who started the 2002 Oregon Game in place of Kevin Fant.
Rodney Hudson
Tim Parenton
The WR who was the back up to Kyle York who started the 2002 Oregon Game in place of Kevin Fant.
If you don’t list Dak #1 you’re an idiot. What he has or hasn’t done in the NFL doesn’t matter. The fact that he’s controversial in the NFL proves the point.
I say again, I don’t care about your ‘favorite’. If it’s not Dak you’re an idiot. There is no better 2 year era of MSU football. We weren’t #1 in 1980.
I say again, I don’t care about your ‘favorite’. If it’s not Dak you’re an idiot. There is no better 2 year era of MSU football. We weren’t #1 in 1980.
If Watson Brown would have stayed, Rodney Hudson might have made the list, who knows.
Can’t opinions be personal and sentimental? Btw, I think you would have made a fantastic Puritan or Nazi soldier.
1. Ty Evans
2. Tray Rutland
3. Ares Nelson
4. Mike Pierzinski
5. Josh Riddell
6. Nick Tiano
2. Tray Rutland
3. Ares Nelson
4. Mike Pierzinski
5. Josh Riddell
6. Nick Tiano
1960’s:
1. Tommy Pharr
2. Sonny Fisher
3. Joe Reed
1970’s:
1. Rockey Felker
2. Bruce Threadgill
3. Hal Chealander
1980’s:
1. John Bond
2. Tony Bomb Shell
3. Don Smith
1990’s:
1. Sleepy Robinson
2. Wayne Madkin
3. Derrick Taite
After 2000
1 Dak
2 Nick
3 Relf
1. Tommy Pharr
2. Sonny Fisher
3. Joe Reed
1970’s:
1. Rockey Felker
2. Bruce Threadgill
3. Hal Chealander
1980’s:
1. John Bond
2. Tony Bomb Shell
3. Don Smith
1990’s:
1. Sleepy Robinson
2. Wayne Madkin
3. Derrick Taite
After 2000
1 Dak
2 Nick
3 Relf
Hey I remember when Rutland hit Neon Keon in the hands to take the lead in the 2006 opener (SCe I believe). Dropped, of course.
Gotta move the Polish Rifle up to one on this list.
This thread is mainly good for getting you faquers to tell us how old you are. Sleepy in the “modern era”? Get you a blue pill and go to town. Don smith or Bond in the modern era? Not sure the ticker can take it. Better just have a prune juice and have a nice relaxing evening. (We won’t discuss which group I belong to).
Gotta include Jackie Parker, the greatest of all time.
Here's a fact for ya. Favorite is subjective. Best is objective.
Finally. An all backup list.
Think y’all got a little butt hurt and missed the point
Wait, what? I thought Kyle York did start that game and played the whole game.
Did someone else take the first snap? I don't remember that. I was there, unfortunately.
He did, but wasn't there a WR who played QB in HS that some fans wanted to play QB? I think the wildcat formation was in it's infancy around that time?
You might be thinking of Ken Topps. Came in with that touted 2022 class and was supposed to be the next Romero. Ending up at Murray State I believe.
We ran the wildcat some with Ray Ray. Believe he scored a TD vs. Ole Miss in 2001.
I think we used Ray Ray bivins (sp?) to run the wild cat at times that year? Would have been successful but we couldn't convince Oregon to play in a phone booth.
Robert Ambers, we had geology together in '06 and it led to this exchange.
Ambers: "Hey man, let me cheat off of you on this test"
Me: "I don't think you want to do that. I got a 65 on the last one."
Ambers: "Hell yeah, I made a 30 on the last one"
He then proceeded to cheat off me but I did so poorly that there was no way of knowing he was cheating.
I also had Interviewing with Hank Flick with Ambers. Flick only referred to him as Rag Arm the entire semester. He asked if he could be excused for the Thursday night game and Flick hit him with a "why? you aren't playing"
Ambers: "Hey man, let me cheat off of you on this test"
Me: "I don't think you want to do that. I got a 65 on the last one."
Ambers: "Hell yeah, I made a 30 on the last one"
He then proceeded to cheat off me but I did so poorly that there was no way of knowing he was cheating.
I also had Interviewing with Hank Flick with Ambers. Flick only referred to him as Rag Arm the entire semester. He asked if he could be excused for the Thursday night game and Flick hit him with a "why? you aren't playing"
1. Fitz
2. Dak
3. Will Rogers (yep that's right)
4. Sleepy- best name and was slick
5. Omar- Maybe the best pure passer and athlete we've had that was wasted under Croomtastic
2. Dak
3. Will Rogers (yep that's right)
4. Sleepy- best name and was slick
5. Omar- Maybe the best pure passer and athlete we've had that was wasted under Croomtastic
The programmers at EA Sports made Omarr Connor an absolute beast, 2nd only to Vince Young.
1. Dak. I mean dude supports MSU like no other athlete. I see you Palmeiro and Simmons.
2. Don Smith.
3. John Bond
4. Sleepy
5. Nicky Fitz
I believe Benard Eulle (who was a WR) took some snaps at QB for us in the 1993 Bama game which was the Mike Pierzenski (the Polish Rifle) game.
Was Ken from Tupelo? I may be thinking of Kirk Presley who was a baseball player. Also wasn’t there a backup named Stegall at one point?
Dak Prescott
Joe Reed
Dave Marler (Probably the best pure passer ever at MSU)
Joe Reed
Dave Marler (Probably the best pure passer ever at MSU)
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