These QBs Can Throw

[jimbo65]

Copied this from a post on the Fordham board. Strictly a semi-informed opinion but Skelton may have the edge over Randolph since he is 6'5" and 258 lbs. Moses' stats are great but he has another year to go.

Group: FBS (Division I-A) | FCS (Division I-AA)
Championship Subdivision (FCS) National Player Report
Passing Yards Per Game

Year: 2009 Thru: 11/07/09 Minimum Pct. of Games Played 75
Rank Player Pos Cl Gm Patt Pcomp Int Comppct Compgm Ydsatt YdsCmp TDs Pyds Pydspgm
1 John Skelton, Fordham QB SR 9 364 233 7 64.01 25.89 8.01 12.52 18 2917 324.11
2 Jeremy Moses, Stephen F. Austin QB JR 9 371 250 13 67.39 27.78 7.65 11.35 30 2837 315.22
3 Dominic Randolph, Holy Cross QB SR 9 349 227 12 65.04 25.22 8.05 12.38 28 2810 312.22

[crusader11]

You can toss Rob Curley to this list. I don't think he will get to the NFL, or even get an invite to a camp, but he's definitely turned a bunch of heads this year. After being a "game manager" the past couple years, he has definitely become the focal point of the Lafayette offense this year.

[65 Pard]

Skelton and Randolph don't own the Patriot League record for TD passes in one game....It's Rob Curley, who threw 7 against Colgate last Saturday and was 30-35 the week before.....but don't spread the word. We like to surprise people.

[Bogus Megapardus]

I'd say Rob Curley is in some pretty good company.

[Franks Tanks]

I'd say Rob Curley is in some pretty good company.

Yes-- Rob wont beat out Randolph and Skelton with yards, but he may finish with a better completion % and more TD's. (especially in Skelton's case)