I voted based on running the bone...not over all Qb skills such as passing skill. That would be Mildren.
Lott and Holieway were my debate. Chose Holieway because he led us to a natty, seemed faster and better feet than Lott. But very difficult for me to make that call.
I voted based on running the bone...not over all Qb skills such as passing skill. That would be Mildren.
Lott and Holieway were my debate. Chose Holieway because he led us to a natty, seemed faster and better feet than Lott. But very difficult for me to make that call.
Pre injury: Hollieway > Lott Post injury: Lott > Hollieway
I voted based on running the bone...not over all Qb skills such as passing skill. That would be Mildren.
Lott and Holieway were my debate. Chose Holieway because he led us to a natty, seemed faster and better feet than Lott. But very difficult for me to make that call.
Pre injury: Hollieway > Lott Post injury: Lott > Hollieway
I voted based on running the bone...not over all Qb skills such as passing skill. That would be Mildren.
Lott and Holieway were my debate. Chose Holieway because he led us to a natty, seemed faster and better feet than Lott. But very difficult for me to make that call.
Pre injury: Hollieway > Lott Post injury: Lott > Hollieway
Post by Salish Sea Sooner on May 25, 2022 19:40:37 GMT
It was hard not to pull the trigger on Jamelle Holieway since I grew up watching him. His leadership, instincts, and reactions were impressive. But Steve Davis' record (32-1-1 in 3 years, with 2 national championships and what should have been a 3rd in '73) speaks for itself.
