Best Backup QB You Saw In The 3rd Quarter Of A Game Against Your Team From 2007-2010

[AppAlum2003]

:D

[AmsterBison]

Hands down... Reno Hightower.

[813Jag]

:D
it was in 2012 amd the 4th quarter, so it doesn't count xlolx but Frank Rivers from Grambling was a much better QB than the starter.

[Nova09]

Chris Whitney in 08. Or Antwon Young in 08. Oh wait it says against my team. Well they were both "backups" when the other one started, and they both played in the 3rd quarter, so I say they count.

[walliver]

Terrell Robinson in 2012.
Life can be tough when the coach's boy comes to play, but I think Robinson is the better QB.

[Fordham]

Hilarious thread title

[IBleedYellow]

Such a specific thread title...lmfao.

[AppAlum2003]

awww... it cut off the end of the thread title.

Thanks, Obama.

[ASUMountaineer]

Terrell Robinson in 2012.
Life can be tough when the coach's boy comes to play, but I think Robinson is the better QB.

Nah, he's just the best athlete on the field. xlolx

[PaladinFan]

Terrell Robinson in 2012.
Life can be tough when the coach's boy comes to play, but I think Robinson is the better QB.

I imagine Georgia Southern fans would be about the only group that could really answer this question truthfully. Robinson ran all over them his first duty on the front lines.

I like Robinson as a receiver. I've been critical of the UTC coaching staff because it appears they try to get too many touches to both Robinson and Husemann. One needs to be the QB. One needs to be the receiver. I think UTC hurts their chances of winning football games with all the "whose gonna get it?" nonsense. You can either be a good receiver, or a good quarterback, but you'll be mediocre if you try to do both.

[EKU-n-GSU]

I imagine Georgia Southern fans would be about the only group that could really answer this question truthfully. Robinson ran all over them his first duty on the front lines.

I like Robinson as a receiver. I've been critical of the UTC coaching staff because it appears they try to get too many touches to both Robinson and Husemann. One needs to be the QB. One needs to be the receiver. I think UTC hurts their chances of winning football games with all the "whose gonna get it?" nonsense. You can either be a good receiver, or a good quarterback, but you'll be mediocre if you try to do both.

Though I know the thread title is a bit tongue in cheek, I would concur w/PaladinFan AND ASUmountaineer. By far one the most gifted all-around athletes I've seen at any level. Even w/the father-son thingy at UTC I was really surprised when he left the program; I thought he had QB starter written all over him. Not saying that little H was a slouch, but Robinson has all the tools to make it to the next level.

[PaladinFan]

Though I know the thread title is a bit tongue in cheek, I would concur w/PaladinFan AND ASUmountaineer. By far one the most gifted all-around athletes I've seen at any level. Even w/the father-son thingy at UTC I was really surprised when he left the program; I thought he had QB starter written all over him. Not saying that little H was a slouch, but Robinson has all the tools to make it to the next level.

Who am I to complain if they want to give the most dynamic player in the SoCon fewer touches per game?

[heath]

Hope someone mentions your son(or favorite player)

[EKU-n-GSU]

Hope someone mentions your son(or favorite player)

Don't know if you were pointing that towards me, but G-man is an OT, not a QB. 'preciate it, though!


Who am I to complain if they want to give the most dynamic player in the SoCon fewer touches per game?

I know...seems like a page from their overall playbook...do just enough to look good doing it, but don't finish the drill.