(01-02-2018 09:48 AM)NIU007 Wrote:  

(01-02-2018 09:44 AM)niusfactuary Wrote:  

(12-31-2017 06:56 PM)Djud Wrote:  Interesting stat, the top three BiG 10 teams Ohio State, Wisconsin and Penn State had 3 QBs (Barrett, Hornibrook and McSorley) that were play makers, and critical to their respective team’s success. The three combined for 39 interceptions. The common thread...each rewarded their coach’s confidence and faith by giving them incredibly successful seasons including bowl victories.

They actually combined for 34 interceptions, on 1,116 passes. 3.05% interception rate. Santa threw interceptions on 5 of 97 passes, 5.15%. Significant difference.

97 passes isn't very many though. Basically he had one bad game - SDSU - and I doubt we even score 28 points in that game if Childers was playing, probably more like 14.

Kent St. Game: The first 2 series Santa is at QB and we have two 3 and outs; 3rd series: TD with Childers at QB; 4th series: Santa's pass is intercepted. If Santa's pass was a TD instead of intercepted (and it certainly could have been) what happens the rest of that game, is Santa the starter the next game?