More proof of SEC bias (as if its needed)
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athlete37This board has officially hit the crappers. A shame
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lhslep134SportsAndLady;1000865 wrote:Lhslep cannot post something without saying the words (or any of their derivatives):
Ignorant
Objective
Subjective
Seriously shut the **** up law school ***
What isn't ignorant about saying that INTs are the only stat that matters for a cornerback? What's not ignorant about saying that Mathieu is a glorified punt returner?
If I'm being ignorant, I'll gladly take it in stride instead of QQing about it. Stop crying S&L -
lhslep134
Nothing I said about Se_Alum's ignorance was wrong. Mathieu is not in the Heisman conversation because he's a kick returner, he's in it because he's one of the best all around players in college football.Crimson streak;1000869 wrote:He's Automatic knows more than everyone cause he's in law school lol what a douche -
Crimson streaklhslep134;1001265 wrote:Nothing I said about Se_Alum's ignorance was wrong. Mathieu is not in the Heisman conversation because he's a kick returner, he's in it because he's one of the best all around players in college football.
It's not just in this thread I've noticed it in other threads you come off as an arrogant prick bc you think your better than everyone else cause your in law school -
DeyDurkie5
go join a notre dame board then, you vag.athlete37;1000915 wrote:This board has officially hit the crappers. A shame -
lhslep134
I've been a member of JJhuddle/FH/OC for 8 years now. I haven't once changed how I post or what I say. I'm about 100% sure I wasn't in law school 8 years ago.Crimson streak;1001271 wrote:It's not just in this thread I've noticed it in other threads you come off as an arrogant prick bc you think your better than everyone else cause your in law school
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se-alum
He wasn't in the Heisman conversation, until those 2 punt returns last night. So go on with your ignorant this, ignorant that statements. I'll gladly eat crow when they hand the Heisman Trophy to Mathieu. End of conversation.lhslep134;1001265 wrote:Nothing I said about Se_Alum's ignorance was wrong. Mathieu is not in the Heisman conversation because he's a kick returner, he's in it because he's one of the best all around players in college football. -
cats gone wild
He was in the first half, but he became a no name up until a few weeks ago. Now its being brought up again. But, as I said, he wont win because of the "gotta play offense" garbage.se-alum;1001293 wrote:He wasn't in the Heisman conversation, until those 2 punt returns last night. So go on with your ignorant this, ignorant that statements. I'll gladly eat crow when they hand the Heisman Trophy to Mathieu. End of conversation. -
lhslep134
Yes, he was. This article is from a week agose-alum;1001293 wrote:He wasn't in the Heisman conversation, until those 2 punt returns last night.
http://aol.sportingnews.com/ncaa-football/story/2011-11-28/heisman-watch-robert-griffin-slight-edge-over-trent-richardson
Anything else you'd like to add?One more week to go before Heisman ballots are e-mailed and the votes are tallied. Baylor's Robert Griffin still has work to do. Same for Houston QB Case Keenum, Oklahoma State QB Brandon Weeden, Wisconsin running back Montee Ball, LSU cornerback Tyrann Mathieu and others. -
cats gone wild
Around the LSU/WVU game people on ESPN were saying that "if they would vote now, he would be their pick". Im pretty sure Desmond and Herbie felt that way among others. He was in the talks after that too, up until close to the suspension.lhslep134;1001324 wrote:Yes, he was. This article is from a week ago
http://aol.sportingnews.com/ncaa-football/story/2011-11-28/heisman-watch-robert-griffin-slight-edge-over-trent-richardson
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se-alum
He was never a serious contender, whether you want to believe it or not.lhslep134;1001324 wrote:Yes, he was. This article is from a week ago
http://aol.sportingnews.com/ncaa-football/story/2011-11-28/heisman-watch-robert-griffin-slight-edge-over-trent-richardson
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se-alum
Like I said, I'll eat my crow when they hand him the trophy.lhslep134;1001324 wrote:Yes, he was. This article is from a week ago
http://aol.sportingnews.com/ncaa-football/story/2011-11-28/heisman-watch-robert-griffin-slight-edge-over-trent-richardson
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lhslep134
Like I said, you made ignorant statements and you've done nothing but make my points look more and more valid.se-alum;1001350 wrote:Like I said, I'll eat my crow when they hand him the trophy.
Who said anything about him winning? You literally just said he wasn't in the conversation until yesterday and I proved you wrong, and now you'll only eat crow when he wins?
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se-alum
Well thank you!lhslep134 wrote:But you said he wasn't even in the conversation, I showed he was, and now you're saying you'll ONLY eat crow when he wins?
I didn't even say anything about his chances of winning. You're incredible.
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enigmaax
Not gonna have a lot of INTs when no one is throwing at you. And you aren't going to have as many tackles when your guy isn't catching the ball. See how those raw numbers match up to the times these guys have been thrown at and they'd mean a little more.sleeper;1000609 wrote:http://espn.go.com/college-football/player/_/id/501149/david-amerson
A quick google. 11 INTs. TM7 isn't even a top 5 corner in college football. And this guy has more tackles.
TM7 is a fraud and a product of the CBS SEC machine that gets stuffed down our throats on a daily basis.
There hasn't been a game changer like Mathieu who didn't play offense in a long time in college football. He won't win because too many people are used to seeing offensive stat linee, which enables more of a baseline for comparison. The offensive guys in the discussion are mostly there because everyone knew they were good coming into the season (the same reason Ball isn't getting more attention). But after every single big game that LSU's won, Mathieu is the one people talk about. There isn't really anyone else that has done that. -
lhslep134
You're not going to address the rest of my post? Figures. People tend to selectively post when they're wrong.se-alum;1001375 wrote:Well thank you!
This was lhs's original statment, but he has trouble sticking with initial statements.
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lhslep134But Enigmaax, he's only a kick returner....
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se-alum
Except he has alot of tackles for a cornerback, which would suggest teams do throw at him with success. I saw one game where he got smoked badly twice. No doubt he's a great playmaker, but his greatest attribute is as a kick returner. People seem to think I'm hating on Mathieu, and I'm not. He's alot of fun to watch, but I'm a realist. Being a great return man isn't going to win you the trophy. Charles Woodson had 8 int's, 2 rec TD's, 1 rushing TD, 1 return TD, and was a lockdown corner during his Heisman campaign. That's what it takes to win a Heisman as a defensive player. People can call me ignorant if they want, but it's the truth.enigmaax;1001415 wrote:Not gonna have a lot of INTs when no one is throwing at you. And you aren't going to have as many tackles when your guy isn't catching the ball. See how those raw numbers match up to the times these guys have been thrown at and they'd mean a little more.
There hasn't been a game changer like Mathieu who didn't play offense in a long time in college football. He won't win because too many people are used to seeing offensive stat linee, which enables more of a baseline for comparison. The offensive guys in the discussion are mostly there because everyone knew they were good coming into the season (the same reason Ball isn't getting more attention). But after every single big game that LSU's won, Mathieu is the one people talk about. There isn't really anyone else that has done that. -
enigmaax
Like I said, the INTs, the tackles....those things would mean something if we looked more at how many times he was thrown at or how many catches his guy has had. I don't know enough about those details to know how he stacks up and chances are, the Heisman voters aren't doing that research either. That is the problem. I've seen the guy make a hell of a lot of tackles against the run and just simply don't recall him getting beat or being out of position on passes often. Doesn't mean it didn't happen, but I also remember more big plays than any other defensive player that I've seen in big games in the last decade plus. Again, point being, nobody really arguing for or against him has put his performance into a real context so the guy isn't really going to get a fair shake either way. It is just hard to measure a defensive players real impact on the game because the stats aren't as easy to keep/read/find as offensive stats.se-alum;1001460 wrote:Except he has alot of tackles for a cornerback, which would suggest teams do throw at him with success. I saw one game where he got smoked badly twice. No doubt he's a great playmaker, but his greatest attribute is as a kick returner. People seem to think I'm hating on Mathieu, and I'm not. He's alot of fun to watch, but I'm a realist. Being a great return man isn't going to win you the trophy. Charles Woodson had 8 int's, 2 rec TD's, 1 rushing TD, 1 return TD, and was a lockdown corner during his Heisman campaign. That's what it takes to win a Heisman as a defensive player. People can call me ignorant if they want, but it's the truth. -
lhslep134
Well in his case, it's because he makes a lot of tackles against the run, not because he's thrown at successfully.se-alum;1001460 wrote:Except he has alot of tackles for a cornerback, which would suggest teams do throw at him with success. I saw one game where he got smoked badly twice. No doubt he's a great playmaker, but his greatest attribute is as a kick returner. People seem to think I'm hating on Mathieu, and I'm not. He's alot of fun to watch, but I'm a realist. Being a great return man isn't going to win you the trophy. Charles Woodson had 8 int's, 2 rec TD's, 1 rushing TD, 1 return TD, and was a lockdown corner during his Heisman campaign. That's what it takes to win a Heisman as a defensive player. People can call me ignorant if they want, but it's the truth.
Anyways, that's not an ignorant post at all, I respectfully disagree, but it's a far cry from the post that I originally commented on.
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Crimson streakActually they do throw at him a lot bc they don't want to throw at clayborn.
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SportsAndLady5 of the last 6 lshlep posts contained ignorant or its derivatives
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lhslep134
Or because I addressed SE_Alum's last sentence of his post.SportsAndLady;1001515 wrote:5 of the last 6 lshlep posts contained ignorant or its derivatives
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cats gone wildHe didnt do much in punt returns until the past 2 w/e's. He wasnt no PP7 in returning punts. And he's not a kickoff returner. He has gotten burnt on some pass plays, and alot of his tackles are against the run. But, how many sacks, forced fumbles, fumble recoveries, pass deflections, defensive td's has he had? He's had a good amount. He's all over the place.
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sleeper
Okay, if you want to spin it that way, I'll go find the 1000's CBs that don't have a lot of tackles and zero interceptions and start threads why they should be in the Heisman race because they are so good, no one throws to them. LOL You're a joke, and its pathetic you and your SEC(read: no life) buddies get their jolly's off on other teams players.enigmaax;1001415 wrote:Not gonna have a lot of INTs when no one is throwing at you. And you aren't going to have as many tackles when your guy isn't catching the ball. See how those raw numbers match up to the times these guys have been thrown at and they'd mean a little more.