The NFL scouts are drooling over Erik Ainge. He is a legitimate’ 6’6″+ & 225+, great arm, quick release, amazing vision, clutch player, tough and mobile in the pocket [SI sucks Gator dinkers].Simply put: Ainge is the best Quarterback in the nation! He plays against the best teams in the nation, in the toughest conference!
- He has beat Georgia twice, ‘Ainge owns Richt’.
- He’s beat Alabama twice, but who hasn’t done that.
- He’s beat Spurrier’s and Holtz’s South Carolina teams in Columbia (another so-what?)!
- He is the last UT QB to beat Florida, leading three amazing scoring drives late against the Gators, in a comeback win in 2004, and who can forget the premature Gator Chomp in 2006?
- He has beaten the media darling Andre Woodson head to head and has two wins over Kentucky,
- we were beating the living fuck out of then #9 Cal 35-0 when Fulmer put in the reserves just last year.
This kid is groomed for winning games, completing passes, managing a running game,
makes EVERY throw, moves the chains, plays poised and intelligent and just wins! Last year he led us to 30 points/game in 8-9 games. His body and his body of work will make him a very high draft pick next year, ’cause he ‘keeps getting better’ and you ‘can’t teach’ his size, his arm strength or his vision. Plus he knows Peyton Manning!!
Harvin (and Tebow) may prove to be special…may prove to have talent and staying power…but right now they do not deserve this sort of recognition. We all agree that Harvin may be good, but bottom line is that he played a limited role in a simple offense on a team loaded with playmakers. I don’t know if that merits the listing of him as a top-10 current SEC player. If that is the case, them we might as well put Eric Berry at #9 on that list if we’re just using “potential” as the criteria.
These clowns in Gainesville get enough hype without annointing dudes who’ve hardly played with Heismans and SEC Player of the Century honors.
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