POLL Which QB gives us the best chance to make a bowl?

[Huskerforlife]

HH. If Sims can duplicate the runs that HH made and cut his turnovers, then it's Sims.

 

[BingoDingo]

It seems to me that that something is plotted on the wrong axis or mislabeled on that graph.

Oh yeah...it's Offensive TO minus Defensive TO. Ugh, whatchagonnado.

 

[jickey moseph]

I'm a firm believer that it just happens when players come to Nebraska and forget how to play. Exhibit A Tristan Alvano didn't miss at westside comes here and can't hit the broad side of a barn now.

My buddy said the laces were out, which is why he missed that kick before half so badly.

I surely hope that is the case because that miss was laughably bad

 

[ChocaEgg]

I mean, if you look at who voted for who, then you know sins is the correct choice. Do you really want to side with @Cornicator and @Ducksker (aka Kitty) in any argument? Sheesh.

 

[herbsinator]

The numbers beg to differ:

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Take out his freshman year and it’s not that bad.

 

[herbsinator]

When people say that Sims is high risk/high reward, what do they mean? I get the high risk part, he’s a turnover machine, but I don’t understand the high reward aspect.

The reward is that he’s actually capable of completing a forward pass, unlike HH.

 

[Kaladin]

The reward is that he’s actually capable of completing a forward pass, unlike HH.

Sims is completing 58.8%, HH is completing 51.1

That's the reward?

 

[huskerj12]

Sims is completing 58.8%, HH is completing 51.1

That's the reward?

Yeah his career completion percentage is 57.6%, and that has been pretty consistent over his four years. His best completion percentage was 60% in 2021, and his highest number of TDs was 13 in 2020. SO FAR in his career he hasn't shown much of a "high reward" as a passer at all. They actually seem like they might be pretty similar as passers, for better or worse.

Quick comparison just for the sake of the conversation:
Sims (career over 3+ seasons) - 57.6%, 123.8 QBR, 7.0 yards per completion
Haarberg (2 games vs. crappy opponents) - 51.1%, 128.8 QBR, 5.9 yards per completion

Also, for what it's worth, Haarberg's 272 rushing yards are already close to Sims's previous season totals - 492, 372, and 302.

 

[Skerz4Life50]

Sims is completing 58.8%, HH is completing 51.1

That's the reward?

If you count his interceptions, he is completing 70% of his passes.

 

[Mr.Bojangles]

My buddy said the laces were out, which is why he missed that kick before half so badly.

I surely hope that is the case because that miss was laughably bad

 

[herbsinator]

Sims is completing 58.8%, HH is completing 51.1

That's the reward?

Dude have you seen HH pass the ball? And that was against basically the two worst teams we’ll play all year.

 

[Baron Winnebago]

Take your plotly and shove it up your ass guy

 

[BingoDingo]

Take your seaborn and shove it up your ass guy

Oh Baron!

 

[Baron Winnebago]

Oh Baron!

Lol I tried

 

[skersker]

Take out his freshman year and it’s not that bad.

dare i say it looks like he got better each year with TO's at GT?

 

[cwessel76]

dare i say it looks like he got better each year with TO's at GT?

That progress was quite apparent vs Minnesota and Colorado I tell you h’what

 

[cwessel76]

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[skersker]

That progress was quite apparent vs Minnesota and Colorado I tell you h’what

 

[herbsinator]

That progress was quite apparent vs Minnesota and Colorado I tell you h’what

Did I ever say he played well the first two games of this year? You’re creating a total strawman argument here so good job I guess.

 

[Pipe Line]

Take out his freshman year and it’s not that bad.

Take out Adrian's last 3 years and he's really exciting and promising