Money!
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A year ago you could make that claim but he proved he can pass it. Is he an NFL level passer, hell no, but he has gotten a LOT better
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GrizProtocol
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Not really.
alabamagrizzly
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Dude, you get trolled left and right here and you don’t even realize it. You think you’re in a real debate while eGrizzers are just like “no you’re not”. And you’re like “Yes we are cus of this and this and that” and again egrizzers are like “no you’re not.” Then you come back with “but yes we are cus if that this and that” and again egrizzers say “no you’re not” while laughing at you watching you chase your tail like a dumb dog. The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over expecting different results. Young man, you are insane. All I can say though is thank you for the entertainment and a good laugh.
Every joke needs a butt, and money is well….king of them.
As stated, below average.
garizzalies
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lol this is great. Remember how mad all the bub trolls were getting when Griz fans said Tommy is essentially a RB who can occasionally throw?
It was never more evident than in that game. Cam looked like a real QB while Tommy looked like a RB.
Cam sat back in the pocket and went through his reads like a good QB does and made amazing throws.
I don’t think Tommy had one long completion from the pocket. His couple decent (long) throws were on scrambles outside the pocket, like a pitch for a RB pass play. I held my breath every time he dropped back to pass and it seemed like the buffaloes were daring him to pass. Many of his passes were terrible while a couple were lucky.
BadlandsGrizFan
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Eh I think Tommy deserved the WP. But Miller literally played the best game of his life and probably one of the best single game championship performances in title game history. And the cats still had a chance.
It was one of the better title games as of late in my opinion. Both QBs balled out.
alabamagrizzly
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I would probably agree with this if the game wasn’t between the 2 teams I dislike the most in FCS.
BadlandsGrizFan
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Same here. But a true statement none the less haha
If you look at the game stats and the final score, I don't see domination. I see a competitive game. Bison had 401 total yds vs Cats 393. Only 8yds difference. Bison converted 8-12 third downs, the Cats 8-13. Cats held the edge in time of possession with 31:01 minutes. As far as Miller vs Mellott passing - Miller 199yds and 2 TDs vs Mellott 195yds and 2 TDS. Rushing, Miller 121 yds vs Mellott 135 yds. Mellott had more total yds. Difference in score was only 3 points. I just can't see domination there. What I saw was that the Cats made more mistakes. Some were on the coaches.
FatBuffalo
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Cammy Touchdown plays like he did on Monday night every weekend. There is a reason hes 45-11 as a starter. Thats 13 more wins than Mellot in his career.
Money!
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Wrong we hit a TE on the seam for something like 50.
garizzalies
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Wrong. That throw was not from the pocket like a QB. He was scrambling to his left like a RB. It was made on the run. Outside the tackle box. Thanks for proving my point.
Money!
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That pass was so far behind the intended receiver that he had to turn around and stop, and it left him exposed.
I have not said one negative word about the Cats or Tommy after that game, I'm going out of my way not to be a dick because I remember how rough last year was, but this is a really weird pass to choose to highlight any argument that Tommy is a good passer.
Yes you can call it mistakes, but the bison capitalized on those mistakes. They never trailed for 60 minutes. Which means much more than your time of possession bs. The game was never in doubt. That is the definition of dominant. “Commanding, controlling, or prevailing over all others”. In this case the bison took command of the game in the first half. They controlled it throughout the second half. And in the end they prevailed. Pure and simple even by bobcat logic.
BadlandsGrizFan
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We’ll be did also lose twice this year. I hate the cats. But I think Tommy deserved it. He was the most challenging player in fcs to defend in my opinion.
BadlandsGrizFan
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Ehhh idk there was def some doubt there in the second half. I think if msu has 5 more minutes to play they may have won the game.
for someone who swears by the old 'stats are the best measure' adage, at least when it's convenient, what you write is wrong almost beyond recognition. 30+ touchdown passes and only a couple of interceptions? best pass completion percentage in the fcs, and he's "below average"? by what measure?
I agree that the cats had all the momentum and 5 more minutes was exactly what I listed previously as time needed to change the outcome. However, when the cats first cut it to 3, the bison went right back down the field and imposed their will. Tommy gets the long run on the edge for a td. They force a three and out, get the ball back down 3. Bison force a 3 and out and then go back up 10 with a 9 play 5 minute drive bleeding the clock.
So, in summation, there was literally a 3 1/2 minute window where the cats had a chance to play for a tie or the lead out of 60 minutes in a championship game. You could be generous and give them the 3 minutes of their opening drive to be fair that’s only 6 1/2 minutes out of 60 and that’s still only 10% of the game that the cats had a chance to tie the game and 5% of the game where they had a chance to take the lead.
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