bpalmer28
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This. Hooker had one above average year and one great year. Iceman was a field general and was even better on the road in hostile environments. He was also significantly closer to playing for/winning it all and was a better all around passer, even though Hooker probably had better touch on deep balls.I love me some Hendon, but I'm gonna have to go with the Iceman on this one
4 years is greater than 2
Clausens will to win rubbed off on everybody-even the fans. Always thought we had a shot with him under center
Hooker was better than Dobbs, statistics wise, but he had a far better supporting cast, a far better coach, and a far better offensive scheme.Hooker, and there is no second place. His stats indicate that if he'd had the same amount of time as Manning at UT, he'd have challenged every record Manning set.
It was a tough decision between HH and CC but I went with Hendon. The 11 win team with HH would have been a playoff team in the current format. Of course, you could say the same thing about the 2001 team. The 2022 offense was outstanding but the defense gave up a ton of points. Casey had much better talent on the roster in his four years than Hendon did in his two seasons.Clausen. He could win road games. And don't come @ me with an 11 a.m. game in Baton Rogue.
Respect that but it wasn’t saban bama… hooker ended the drought vs a much more talented team… the answer is Hendon and respectfully to Casey or Dobbs it’s not even close… as many have said if we replace hendon with Nico last year then we are in Atlanta for sure and a good chance we go deep into the playoffs…Clausen would be #1 if he had the same type of stats as Hendo. But a guy who went 3-1 in his career against both Florida and Alabama - as well as undefeated both in The Swamp and T-Town - can't be lower than 2 on the list IMO.
CC was a good QB, but I think we are overrating him a bit. Yes, he had a few nice wins on the road, but he lost 3 bowl games, 2 of which we were favorites against average ACC teams. 8-5 in 2002 was nothing to brag about and I won’t mention the SECCG fiasco. Post Manning, I’d almost have to go with a tie between JD and HH. HH had the best single season in our history but JD played 4 years and carried our team in many ways.