Valley QB R. Harding is the #5 best undrafted QB


black13

black13

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I dont know who this dude is but on Sportingnews.com he's ranked as the #5 best undrafted QB.


GSU 4 LIFE
 
He is white.....white folks just have it so easy. To prove my point......where is Q. Grey on this list. As much as Grey sucks, if this dude is ranked above Grey, there should be a congressional investigation.
 



Apologies to black13, cause I thought you had made a mistake when I first saw this topic

And then I looked at that website!!!!!

whew!!!!


Here are their top 5 QBs who were not drafted.

1. N. Rolovich, Hawaii
2. D. Neill, Nevada
3. J. Aaron, UAB
4. Andrew Zow- Bama
5. R. Harding- Valley



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Originally posted by black13
Does anybody have his stats?
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For Robt. Harding

131 completions
271 attempts

1436 yards
130 yards passing per game

11 TDs
15 Ints

while leading his team to an 0-11 record!!!!!


Something is wrong with this picture!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Because he is white, they probably figure the "Black Man"/School held him back. I can just hear the rationale. If he had not been at Valley he would have been a first rounder. SMH:mad:
 
Is this is the same kat that SUs, Dog Day D, made look like Grade A, certified Garbage? If it is, whomever put that list together needs to seek mental help....NOW! I could name some high school QBs that look better than he did in that game.
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This must be some kinda joke....right? Right?
 
Since no one from Valley is stepping up...

I'm gonna say this!

After looking at the product MVSU put on the field in Shreveport last year, I can honestly say that IF either of the 2 QB's I saw during that game had an INKLING of a receiver, they would have made the game more interesting.

The balls were thrown to WIDE open WR's who just flat out couldn't catch. On the Money!!! The first string QB at the time (can't remember his name) is an athlete. The boy could run and manuever enough to buy himself time to throw, but...of course...as the O-line was fatigued, the sacks started.

I ain't saying that the QB's I saw in the Port City were all that, but I do know that it appears Totten worked with those boys pretty good... and if that means he is a dayum good QB coach, then so be it!!!

Now how did this cat become ranked #5? Let's just say that it's one man's opinion. Dayum shame, he didn't get to look at any other QB's, though.
 
Originally posted by Get Ready
wait...is he ranked above Kennedy?
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Kennedy had a field day on Valley and he could have broken Totten's record during that game, but ASU put in the practice squad and saved Totten the embarassment on his own field. Also, Valley's white QB was pulled out of the game for lack of progress.
 
Why must everything always be racial? Is it not possible that he is a good quarterback? You all must think it is easy to play quarterback. Ya'll talk about Darnell Kennedy and Robert Kent and Donald Carrie, but at least they have decent offensive lines, and receivers who wiill catch the ball. If Robert Kent didn't have those receivers he wouldn't be putting up those numbers that he puts up, all them damn interceptions. How will anyone ever see how good Harding is if the play calls for a 3 step drop and as soon as u say hut, negroes already in the backfield like they knew what was commoning, how are u gonna be successful with a matador o-line???
 
Originally posted by Devil's Gun Trigger Man
If Robert Kent didn't have those receivers he wouldn't be putting up those numbers that he puts up, all them damn interceptions. How will anyone ever see how good Harding is if the play calls for a 3 step drop and as soon as u say hut, negroes already in the backfield like they knew what was commoning, how are u gonna be successful with a matador o-line???
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1st. Robert Kent would still have the numbers if he didnt have those receivers. Just watch this year.

2nd. I do believe that our o-line could have been just a smidget better than yours.
 



Original post by Jaguar Diehard
I'm gonna say this!

After looking at the product MVSU put on the field in Shreveport last year, I can honestly say that IF either of the 2 QB's I saw during that game had an INKLING of a receiver, they would have made the game more interesting.

The balls were thrown to WIDE open WR's who just flat out couldn't catch. On the Money!!! The first string QB at the time (can't remember his name) is an athlete. The boy could run and manuever enough to buy himself time to throw, but...of course...as the O-line was fatigued, the sacks started.

I ain't saying that the QB's I saw in the Port City were all that, but I do know that it appears Totten worked with those boys pretty good... and if that means he is a dayum good QB coach, then so be it!!!

Now how did this cat become ranked #5? Let's just say that it's one man's opinion. Dayum shame, he didn't get to look at any other QB's, though.

I was thinking the same thing...infact I posted that Valley had a nice QB along time ago after they played us. When I saw the white boy play...we was smooth with the play actions, nice coordination, vison clear, & nice arm. As previously stated he put the ball in the numbers of so many recievers that resulted in dropped passes that I became sick for Valley fans. I'm not saying that he should be ranked as #5 on the best undrafted QB's list. But what I am saying is that he is not as slaw as the rest of Valley's team. He is almost like Valley's running back from a couple of years ago...only without the O-line to block for him to run.
 
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