Actually he was 6th in the conference in passing efficiency and 5th in yards per attempt.
I do agree about Leidner coming out nervous though. He looked pretty rough in the opener last year against Eastern Illinois.
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Actually he was 6th in the conference in passing efficiency and 5th in yards per attempt.
I do agree about Leidner coming out nervous though. He looked pretty rough in the opener last year against Eastern Illinois.
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if Leidner has a game like that, the Gophers are almost certain to lose the game. So, a question to you, Mr wait!what? -- would you rather see Leidner have a good game, be proven wrong, and see the Gophers win ---- OR would you rather see Leidner have a bad game, be proven right, and see the Gophers lose. I hope I'm wrong, but I get a strong sense you would rather see the Gophers lose if it means you are proven right.
I want to see the Gophers win, and I don't care who has a good game (or a bad game) as long as the Gophers win. That's my agenda. I think we all know what your agenda is.
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Maybe for the same reason you can't see he might be above average. He certainly is above average depending how many quarterbacks you compare him to or to which ones. And he just may be above average at season's end to many more people.
It also depends on the criteria we are going to use to determine above average. Being the leader of a team coming off back to back 8 and 5 seasons, makes him above average to me.
How come you can't see that?
In short, it boils down to everybody has their own opinion about everything and reaching a concensus on anything in life is not easy.
Maybe for the same reason you can't see he might be above average. He certainly is above average depending how many quarterbacks you compare him to or to which ones. And he just may be above average at season's end to many more people.
It also depends on the criteria we are going to use to determine above average. Being the leader of a team coming off back to back 8 and 5 seasons, makes him above average to me.
How come you can't see that?
In short, it boils down to everybody has their own opinion about everything and reaching a concensus on anything in life is not easy.
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I wasn't bashing ML7, I was defending him.
I understand your intentions. I'm saying raise your argument to higher level of defense for Mitch. He ain't just average. Hang on I gotta edit this and add this
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I understand your intentions. I'm saying raise your argument to higher level of defense for Mitch. He ain't just average. Hang on I gotta edit this and add this
I am on board with Mitch. Can't stand it when folks compare him to the Mankato QB. He has done a fine job and I think with another year of experience, better protection, and better WRs, he could be very good. I'm almost expecting that this year. However, tough to make an argument that he has been much better than average to this point. He hasn't been worse, but not much/any better either. To this point in time. Dude's still young. Speculation and opinions are a-ok with me.
