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steelcurtain55 said...
You gave me 2 examples.
I agree with the WVU game even though it was virtually impossible to see who was open downfield if you don't have coaches tape.
The Syracuse game saw 2 OT's get rented like a cheap suit for 4 quarters. I hope you're not using that game as an example.
This OL struggled last night in pass protection. I counted twice where the OL had miscues or was just beat and I counted twice where Tino made an error that resulted in a sack. Like I said in a thread last week, if you're going to start blaming sacks on people, it's fair to say that 50% have been on the OL and 50% on Tino. If we reduced our sacks by 50%, we'd be one of the better sacks allowed teams in the country.
Games we've lost over the past 2 years -
YSU Cincy 'Cuse 'Ville ND UCONN
2011 Iowa ND Rutgers Utah Cincy (I don't remember this game for some reason) WVU SMU
Out of all those losses, I can honestly say Tino's lack of pocket presence probably cost us in only the WVU games. Many of those losses we got handled in different aspects of the game. Utah handled us up front on both sides of the LOS. Rutgers absolutely embarrassed our OL last year. UCONN smashed mouth our front 7 this year. SMU handled our OL, etc etc etc..
You don't want to blame the OL, but this also an OL that allows 6 TFL per game in the run game which is like 76th in the country. It's not like we've faced a ton talented front 7's this year. If one can't be fair in evaluating the entire offensive unit, they probably should give blame on anything.
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curtismartinfan said...
Total BS. The Cincy game last year, Sunseri fumbled deep in our territory and cost us the game. We led 23-20 at the time, if i recall...and lost 26-23.
Bottom line in the Cuse game - if Tino doesnt take the sack - Pitt doesn't lose.
The Neers game from 2010 - Tino's first pass was an INT. One of the worst passes I've ever seen. Momentum was gone right away that resulted in a 35-10 Neers romp.
The 2009 NC state game - Sunseri throws the ball about 40 yards above the guy's head on 4th down. Pitt loses.
The 2011 RU game, Sunseri and Anderson threw that game away. Some of the worst passes I've seen.
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pitthoops129 said...
You truly have no clue what you are talking about? The 35-10 game against WVU solely on Tino? Are you serious? The Cuse game this year where he was kidding blindsided, and hit as soon as he dropped back? The 2009 NC State game?????? THAT WAS BILL STULL YOU MORON.
Curtismartinfail of the century.
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rfalcone said...
I don't think all "all-league" QB's are equal. Being all-league in an 8-team BE this season is not impressive but I do think he'll get a sniff from the NFL.
As I said before though, while its a mild accomplishment which will net him an NFL helmet for his future gameroom, he has absolutely zero shot at ever playing in a regular season game and will more than likely never get a snap in even a preseason game.
I think I understand what you are saying though. Some people are saying rediculous things like "Tino is a DII QB!" Well, DII QB's don't get all conference nods, regardless of conference and DII QB's don't get signed to NFL camps. Tino has nothing to apologize to anyone for. He was a 3-year starter for a BCS-level college football program and will have a winning record. Folks can debate the stats but atleast his stats are debatable. If I ever meet him in person, I'd be happy to shake his hand and thank him for the effort. The kid deserves respect IMO.
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rkohberger said...
I'm with you on this. For way too many PITT fans a kid either has to be a star or he's not worth anything.
The "Div II QB" statements really make me scratch my head. There are a lot of Div I teams who would have welcomed Sunseri's 2013 play and production.
Again, what some PITT fans can't grasp is that while Sunseri isn't a 'star' DI QB he's still certainty worthy of being on a DI roster and playing D1 football.
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rkohberger said...
Unless my math is off or the Internets is mistaken Tino Sunseri (8,405 yds) has moved past Tyler Palko (8,343 yds) into the #3 spot and trails Dan Marino (8,597 yds) in the All-Time Passing Yardage spot by 192 yards.
No one is going to touch Alex Van Pelt at the #1 spot with 11,267 yards.
In addition, with no INTs last night, Sunseri threw two INTs in 361 pass attempts for an astronomical 0.005 % rate. His INT:TD ratio this season is 0.105% - basically one INT for every 10 TDs.
In Russel Wilson's great SR year at Wisconsin he had a 0.012% INT rate. His INT:TD ratio was 0.121%
All kidding aside and as we know stats are just that, Tino Sunseri does deserve to be recognized for his production both this year and over his full career.
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BigNick80 said...
If you want to claim making third team all big east in a conference with crappy QBs is some great accomplishment, the I guess the standards are pretty low.
Also as GIbby said, Tino has not chance of sniffing a practice squad.. zero. He may get signed at some point to be a warm body to throw passes as most teams do but thats it. I think thats even a long shot.
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BigNick80 said...
If you want to claim making third team all big east in a conference with crappy QBs is some great accomplishment, the I guess the standards are pretty low.
Also as GIbby said, Tino has not chance of sniffing a practice squad.. zero. He may get signed at some point to be a warm body to throw passes as most teams do but thats it. I think thats even a long shot.
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shruggs said...
We can simplify this.
Tino: not a great QB. Learned to avoid making mistakes, which made stats look reasonable, though the stats suffer from serious selection problems. Divisiveness made interpretation of ambiguous stats a bit more contentious than usual.
I look forward to seeing the next QB. We have little reason to jeer Tino, but we have little reason to cheer him.
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