Week 2 total QB ratings. GT QB king is the highest rated GT QB in recent memory. As usual former GT QB Sims is stinking it up in Nebraska.
Former Clemson QB DJU is ranked second, after piling up the stats against powerhouses San Jose State and UC Davis. He still has to face SD State, Washington State, Utah, Cal, UCLA, Arizona, Colorado, Stanford, Washington, and Oregon.
1. 95.3 JJ McCarthy Michigan
2. 92.4 DJ Uiagalelei Oregon St vs San Jose St & UC Davis
3. 92.1 Caleb Williams USC 2022 Heisman winner
5. 89.8 Sam Hartman Notre Dame senior
10. 85.7 Riley Leonard Duke
12. 84.4 Drake Maye UNC sophomore
13. 83.7 Shedeur Sanders Colorado
23. 79.6 Quinn Ewers Texas
24. 79.4 Haynes King Georgia Tech
27. 76.8 Jalen Milroe Alabama
31. 74.4 Spencer Rattler SC
44. 67.4 Davis Brin Georgia Southern
47. 66.2 JT Daniels USC UGA WVA Rice
59. 61.2 Carson Beck UGA
66. 57.9 Darren Grainger Georgia State
73. 65.8 Seth Henigan Memphis
85. 50.9 Joe Milton Tennessee
98. 40.1 Graham Mertz Florida
104. 35.9 Jeff Sims GT Nebraska
114. 31.7 Cade Klubnik Clemson sophomore
Shiv and Millie went back to the Atlanta Botanical Gardens this weekend.
Anna is the current favorite child. She took herself off our family phone plan – then bragged to her brothers that she did so. Will texted “happy anniversary mom and sad”.
Monday morning Matthew was next to a famous Christian singer in the airport security line, David Crowder.
One of the couples we ate with at Marietta Diner were related to our friends the Smiths. I told them that meant they were related to us, since Holly Smith married MC’s brother. The couple didn’t seem to be impressed.
David Wells covered up the Nike swoosh on his Yankee jersey “because they are woke”. In other news, Nike had to close their landmark company store in Portland due to excessive looting. Normally Paul puts an end to any derisive remarks in his comments section, but since most all of them shared his liberal point of view, they went on and on.
Busy busy busy. Worked until 5:45 Monday. Should’ve stayed til 6 pm, because the rest of the week is already full.
Stopped at Dollar Tree. The line at Taco Bell was slow so I skipped it. Stopped at Goodwill to jettison some giveaways. The line at McDonalds and Wendy’s were both long. Picked up M’s car from the shop. No charge. Made one more stop, so it was after 7 before I got home. Cleaned out the car.
Supper was a stir fry dish. Did some cleaning up. Went to get the other car that I had to leave in Roswell. Had to do some work stuff. Took out trash. Bed at 10:30.
Saw where Aaron Rodgers tore his Achilles on the fourth play of the season. Some in the media called it the worst injury in NFL history. Come on. The tweet had so many phrases that narrowed it down, making Rodgers the only choice. Except...
Up early to run. Was expecting a work call, so when my phone rang while I was on the treadmill I answered. It was Ceil.
DONTRELLE WILLIS [Wiki Bio] was the last pitcher to bat as high as seventh in a major league batting order. A strong hitter with a decent .244 career batting average and 28 XBH in less than 400 lifetime ABs, Willis came to bat in the 7 hole on 02-Oct-2005. Shohei Otani is eliminated from questions like this. Willis was raised by his mother Joyce Harris, an iron worker who had played high-level softball. She taught him baseball as well as any coach could. He wrote his mother’s name inside his distinctive flat-billed cap. He used to play a simple game of “strikeout” throwing a tennis ball at a strike zone painted on a wall. Batters used broomsticks on offense. Needing something more to different to deceive his buddies, Willis developed a high-kicking delivery and added a twist to it which made the ball appear to come out of his sleeve. Willis parlayed his funky wind-up into a Rookie of the Year Award, two All-Star nods, a runner-up finish in a Cy Young Award voting, and a World Series ring.
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