Jonathon Taylor

[Wishbone]

Hubburd is better but I kind of feel bad for Wisky fans after Melvin Gordon broke the single game rushing record then a week later Samje Perine broke it to over take it.

 

[GNG]

And Rafael Palmeiro won a Gold Glove after playing 28 games. Guess he was the best.

Sarcasm is not your strong suit.

 

[GNG]

Hubburd is better but I kind of feel bad for Wisky fans after Melvin Gordon broke the single game rushing record then a week later Samje Perine broke it to over take it.

Hubbard is good but Taylor is better in my opinion.

 

[gob]

Hubbard is good but Taylor is better in my opinion.

really?

 

[Olyduck]

Just look at the stats, Hubbard was better.

Running they are almost identical add in receiving and Taylor takes it

 

[thunderc]

Running they are almost identical add in receiving and Taylor takes it

Taylor had one more game.

 

[GNG]

really?

Yes, really...

 

[gob]

Yes, really...

REALLY?

 

[GNG]

REALLY?

REALLY !!

 

[gob]

REALLY !!

?!?!?!??!?

 

[GNG]

Taylor had one more game.

That doesn't change anything.

 

[GNG]

?!?!?!??!?

!!!!!!!!!!

 

[wazzu31]

Taylor had one more game.

But him playing in a league that tries playing defense cross cancels.

 

[cwalke3408]

But him playing in a league that tries playing defense cross cancels.

If you haven't heard

OU plays defense now

 

[kburjr]

I would lik to see what Taylor would do in a spread-style offense. Not saying he would be better, but with the greater spacing it would be interesting.

 

[Cowboyinexile]

But him playing in a league that tries playing defense cross cancels.

The Big 12 played alot more defense and ball control than they had in previous years. Hubbard got his yards in 28-20 type games where everyone knew he was gonna get the ball. It wasn't the 46-41 type shootouts where neither teams defense shows up.

 

[huskers1217]

Just look at the stats, Hubbard was better.

Both had 21 TDs

Taylor was 6.4 ypr vs Hubbards 6.3 ypr


Taylors competition >>>>>>> Hubbards


taylor also had 5 rec Td's

 

[huskers1217]

The Big 12 played alot more defense and ball control than they had in previous years. Hubbard got his yards in 28-20 type games where everyone knew he was gonna get the ball. It wasn't the 46-41 type shootouts where neither teams defense shows up.

 

[huskers1217]

I would lik to see what Taylor would do in a spread-style offense. Not saying he would be better, but with the greater spacing it would be interesting.

Didn't he also sit a few 2nd half's early in the year?

 

[kburjr]

Didn't he also sit a few 2nd half's early in the year?

Yeah. He had 3-4 games where he played 1 series in the 2nd half.