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http://espn.go.com/ncf/qbr/_/type/alltime-game

Its not updated yet, but he had a QB Rating of 99.9 today. Which ties him for 2nd best since 2004.

He was near perfect today and it looked effortless. He's monumentally better than last year, but I know it's a group effort. Regardless, it was an exceptional game on his part.

Everyone said 70% was impossible, but what was he today 90%?

(11-15-2014 07:08 PM)jubbasubba Wrote:  http://espn.go.com/ncf/qbr/_/type/alltime-game

Its not updated yet, but he had a QB Rating of 99.9 today. Which ties him for 2nd best since 2004.

That offensive line is fantastic...QB can be pretty damn good when they don't ever get touched

(11-15-2014 08:14 PM)uclabruin Wrote:  That offensive line is fantastic...QB can be pretty damn good when they don't ever get touched

Stil, not bad for a "serviceable qb".

(11-15-2014 10:14 PM)DesertBronco Wrote:  

(11-15-2014 08:14 PM)uclabruin Wrote:  That offensive line is fantastic...QB can be pretty damn good when they don't ever get touched

Stil, not bad for a "serviceable qb".

When you got weapons, just find a way to get it in their hands. He is doing that.

(11-15-2014 10:48 PM)Stampede your face!! Wrote:  

(11-15-2014 10:14 PM)DesertBronco Wrote:  

(11-15-2014 08:14 PM)uclabruin Wrote:  That offensive line is fantastic...QB can be pretty damn good when they don't ever get touched

Stil, not bad for a "serviceable qb".

When you got weapons, just find a way to get it in their hands. He is doing that.

He's serviceable like Bob Griese was "serviceable".

Have to give the 5 guys in front of him all the credit, because without them quietly going about their business protecting him his numbers would be mediocre at best.

The thing about Terrell is that he can throw the ball into the middle of the field, that is through traffic, right to the receiver. It's both accuracy and knowing where the receivers will be.

He's money, has been all year.

Dude doesn't get nearly enough credit. His decision making is superb. Not just anyone can make the reads and throws he is making.

(11-16-2014 02:37 AM)Kimbosucks Wrote:  Dude doesn't get nearly enough credit. His decision making is superb. Not just anyone can make the reads and throws he is making.

For sure. One instance that comes to mind is the OC called the exact same play and the first time the Safety jumped the inside post and ZT hit the Outside post behind him for a Touchdown. Then a series or two later the same play was called and the Safety stayed back and ZT hit the inside post.

Not only were they the right reads, but the throws were spot on.

Terrell is 5th in the nation in completion percentage behind Hundley (UCLA), Hedrick (Boise St.), Kessler (USC), and Ward Jr. (Houston).

Terrell is 6th in the nation in passer efficiency behind Mariota (Oregon), Kessler (USC), Grayson (Colorado St.), Barrett (Ohio St.), and Pearson (Air Force).

He's also 21st in the nation in passing yards and 3rd in yards per attempt.

That's some very good company to be in. Bravo.

(11-16-2014 02:37 AM)Kimbosucks Wrote:  Dude doesn't get nearly enough credit. His decision making is superb. Not just anyone can make the reads and throws he is making.

He made that safety his b!tch right out of the gate, and it was established from then on out. Couldn't tell for sure on tv because the camera loves the ball too much, but I don't think EMU changed their coverage look to make him think at all, he was playing pitch and catch.