I'm going with Texas

**imported_trumpet1988** · January 5th, 2006, 08:40 AM

Someone finally beat USC.

**Xknight52** · January 5th, 2006, 09:56 AM

I love it!

Vince is the best QB in the nation! Theres no doubt in my mind! Hope he's a titan next year! Congrats to the trogans, but it had to end sometime.

**Shoe** · January 5th, 2006, 10:41 AM

I guess we should call Vince Young Mr.Roses or Mr.Rose Bowl. Back to back rose bowl victories against Michigan and now USC.

**Seventy4** · January 5th, 2006, 12:31 PM

BEST QUOTE EVER!

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Young is the type of quarterback Vick thinks he is.

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There was an article in the July issue of Maxim about College Football and they had a column about who would be the Next Michael Vick. I think they're going to have to go back and call Michael Vick the previous Vince Young, because Young is going to be better in the long run. Want reasons?

1. He's a team player.
2. He's not a thug.
3. He's faster, bigger, stronger, smarter, heck he's to Vick like the 6-Million Dollar Man is to Steve Austin. If you're too young to get that, then ask your dad.

**imported_trio** · January 5th, 2006, 12:41 PM

I don't think Young is faster than Mike Vick.. Young is all of the other things you mentioned though..

**R0cketer** · January 5th, 2006, 01:12 PM

And just to provide some FACTS to my argument that if you want to say Texas hadn't faced any defense all year, and tried to say/think that USC had. Here are some FACTS, read not opinions! Also note if you want to say that those numbers are affected by USC's numbers, just remember that Texas actually had higher offensive numbers, therefore they tilt them just as much or more.

With regards to pass defense, Texas had faced one opponent who ranked in the year-end top 10 ratings, that being Texas Tech. USC also faced one top 10 pass defense, that would however be Texas. If you want to expand that out a bit, Texas had faced 3 teams in the top 50 (including Texas Tech), while USC had faced 3 teams as well, however one of those is Texas. (Texas faced 9th, 26th,37th while USC faced 5th{Texas),33rd and 49th)

Ok so that was pass defense, how about rush defense.

Texas had 4 games against Top 10 Rushing Defenses. Ohio State (1st), Oklahoma (5th) and Colorado (9th) twice. They played 6 games against top 50, the previous mentioned 4, and USC (24th) and Texas A&M (45th). USC faced zero teams ranked in top 10 on rush defense. They faced five teams in top 50 however. The highest being Notre Dame (25th), followed by California (26th), Texas themselves (30th), Arkansas (37th) and Oregeon (41st).

Now then, how about total defense.

Texas played against 1 top 10 defense (that being Ohio State who was ranked 4th). They played 7 games against top 50 defenses, one of which is USC. They are Ohio State (4th), Oklahoma (16th), Kansas (19th), Texas Tech (26th), USC (40th) and Colorado (44th) twice. USC played against 1 top 10 defense as well. Of course that would be Texas which was ranked (6th). They played a total of 5 games against top 50 opponents. Texas (6th),Fresno State (34th), Arkansas (36th), California (47th) and Oregon (48th).

Now then. I said before the game that Texas had at least faced some defenses, while USC hadn't. If you eliminate Texas from USCs schedule, and USC from Texas, the numbers are even more in favor of Texas, so when I say while I am not a Texas fan, they had at least played better defensive teams than USC had. Again, that's not my opinion, that is something backed up with facts.