HH Compared to QBs Since 2012

[Mavsker]

Anything per game.

Not so sure about completion percentage but maybe.

Let's just agree that he's really terrible.

Including QBs who pass even less than we do would move HH higher in the yards per game category. That's one reason why the minimum average 14 attempts is a statistical sleight of hand. The author could use real and valid statistics that would rightfully make HH look terrible, but he's using garbage statistics to paint that picture instead.

 

[SlumpBuster]

bUt h3s 5-2!!!!

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People who think wins should tell you how good a QB is

 

[Adolph Coors]

Can you go back to the high-risk, ****high-reward**** of Sims?

I still feel like he’s the better runner and passer, but his turnover issues and inability to run the right play (it appears) are obviously a big problem.

his 17 points through 7 quarters of play were a real shit storm as well

 

[Irv]

Including QBs who pass even less than we do would move HH higher in the yards per game category. That's one reason why the minimum average 14 attempts is a statistical sleight of hand. The author could use real and valid statistics that would rightfully make HH look terrible, but he's using garbage statistics to paint that picture instead.

14 attempts per game seems really low. Do we think there are lot of schools, on average, throwing it less than 14 times a game? 14 is really fucking low for the 21st century.

Just looked through all of the box scores for today. The only schools that threw less than 14 times were Army and, amazingly, Louisville (who averages far more than 14 a game). Kennesaw State and Navy threw exactly 14.

I guess you could argue that his 14 throws a game floor leaves out the army qb and so over the last 10 years, HH could be as many as 10 spots higher, but that hardly seems significant.

Also don’t think the Army qb is really the peer group for what we are trying to do.

 

[herbsinator]

If we ignore the constant interceptions and fumbles and zero effort trying to recover his fumbles and him not being able to catch a shotgun snap, he's really not a bad running back

Good thing HH doesn’t turn the ball over

 

[Stan Raymond]

14 attempts per game seems really low. Do we think there are lot of schools, on average, throwing it less than 14 times a game? 14 is really fucking low for the 21st century.

Just looked through all of the box scores for today. The only schools that threw less than 14 times were Army and, amazingly, Louisville (who averages far more than 14 a game). Kennesaw State and Navy threw exactly 14.

I guess you could argue that his 14 throws a game floor leaves out the army qb and so over the last 10 years, HH could be as many as 10 spots higher, but that hardly seems significant.

Also don’t think the Army qb is really the peer group for what we are trying to do.

Only 1 team in the country is averaging less than 14 attempts per game. Air Force is averaging 5. Only 3 teams average fewer attempts than Nebraska, they are: Air Force, Navy and Army. A floor of 14 attempts per game and 75% of the games contains every healthy starting QB, that isn't going to a service academy.

Yet we still see threads that complain that we throw the ball to much. Some folks are idiots.

 

[Husker02GT]

You don’t think I’m fully aware? HH has been better…?

It’s beating a dead horse at this rate, but I’d love to see the stats if the roles were reversed.

Not defending Sims, but it’s pretty unfortunate that even after all of that, I still think he’s the better option. Hence the billion asterisks I put next to high-reward.

Yeah the problem is there has been no reward. Offensive productivity is worse with Sims than Haarberg. I’d be ok throwing Chubba in for a try, but this is not just qb play it’s also line play and all skill players play… our offense is bad

 

[iruletheskool]

Yeah I guess its time to see if we can get anything out of Chooba or one of the walk ons

Also give up on QB run if QB run means no QB throw

 

[Juro]

Yeah the problem is there has been no reward. Offensive productivity is worse with Sims than Haarberg. I’d be ok throwing Chubba in for a try, but this is not just qb play it’s also line play and all skill players play… our offense is bad

Bad, yes. But even a decent QB could have made some good throws yesterday to give us a better chance.

 

[Mavsker]

Good thing HH doesn’t turn the ball over

Go be dumb somewhere else

Do Sims and Haarberg actually turn it over at the same rate?

TLDR: Sims has turnovers on ~6.5% of snaps at NU, HH on ~3% of snaps. Sims Pass efficiency rating: 99.6 (https://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/players/jeff-sims-1.html) Record as starter: 0-2 Sims turnovers: 7 (4 INT, 3 fumbles lost) Games played: 2 Turnovers per game: 3.5 Total snaps...

theplatinumboard.com

 

[ChocaEgg]

Go be dumb somewhere else

Do Sims and Haarberg actually turn it over at the same rate?

TLDR: Sims has turnovers on ~6.5% of snaps at NU, HH on ~3% of snaps. Sims Pass efficiency rating: 99.6 (https://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/players/jeff-sims-1.html) Record as starter: 0-2 Sims turnovers: 7 (4 INT, 3 fumbles lost) Games played: 2 Turnovers per game: 3.5 Total snaps...

theplatinumboard.com

 

[herbsinator]

Go be dumb somewhere else

Do Sims and Haarberg actually turn it over at the same rate?

TLDR: Sims has turnovers on ~6.5% of snaps at NU, HH on ~3% of snaps. Sims Pass efficiency rating: 99.6 (https://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/players/jeff-sims-1.html) Record as starter: 0-2 Sims turnovers: 7 (4 INT, 3 fumbles lost) Games played: 2 Turnovers per game: 3.5 Total snaps...

theplatinumboard.com

Now go compare Sims’ passing stats for his career against HH’s you fucking retard. HH is more or less the worst QB in FBS in the last 10 years.

 

[huskerj12]

why is it so hard to find another guy like this former 2-star badass