In case you haven't realized it...

Michael Clayton & Devery Henderson might beg to differ with you.

 

Yeah. That's what I'm saying....

Herb Tyler had the fewest attempts in a season than any other LSU QB. The odds of your completion % rising decreases the more you throw. Tyler didn't throw a whole lot as a freshman, and if you think he did, you're just beating yourself against a wall in denile.

 

and Hodson had Wendell Davis and Tony Moss--which was a pretty good combo as well.

 

Ugh, but you STILL have to be good enough to get the ball to them, dude.

 

Jeez, lighten up. I thought my remark was rather humorous. At least give me a little credit for coming up with it.

 

I'll give you credit. ...I was actually surprised when I saw Herb Tyler ranked on most of those lists.

 

Gee I thought 3 was more than 2, I could be wrong but then thats Oscar the Grouches fault not mine.

How many teams can say that their number 3 reciever should be number 1

 

Let's see in his career Russell has been sacked 42 times, thrown 20 interceptions in 684 attempts and has 31 total rushing yards in 116 attempts (which takes into account the amount of times he's been sacked and whatnot).

Really not bad numbers.

 

Well when you throw a 3 yard dump pass and then the reciever runs for 60 yards that helps.

 

Well, his name mostly appears on the career lists. He did start for 3-3/4 years here, which is more than most of our former QB's. Hodson will remain pretty high because he started from day 1 through 4 years.