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Of course it might be fair to throw Vernon Adams numbers into the discussion.

Of course Adams missed a couple of games. He officially played in 9, I think somewhat sparingly in one of those.

I agree that Adams deserves consideration for first team All Pac-12. I posted yesterday (on a different board, I think) that I thought Hogan and Adams were the top two quarterbacks, with Goff also in the discussion, and Falk not really in the discussion. I would have given it to Hogan because Adams missed too much time.

The Pac-12 voters, in their wisdom (or lack of it), had Hogan on the second team and Adams as honorable mention. My statistical comparison above included Hogan, Goff, and Falk because those were the Pac-12's first and second team picks. My point is that Hogan should have been ahead of Goff and Falk. Whether Hogan deserved to be ahead of Adams would depend on how you evaluate the time Adams missed, the intangibles, game management, and team success.

[terry]

Of course it might be fair to throw Vernon Adams numbers into the discussion.

Of course Adams missed a couple of games. He officially played in 9, I think somewhat sparingly in one of those.

I agree that Adams deserves consideration for first team All Pac-12. I posted yesterday (on a different board, I think) that I thought Hogan and Adams were the top two quarterbacks, with Goff also in the discussion, and Falk not really in the discussion. I would have given it to Hogan because Adams missed too much time.

The Pac-12 voters, in their wisdom (or lack of it), had Hogan on the second team and Adams as honorable mention. My statistical comparison above included Hogan, Goff, and Falk because those were the Pac-12's first and second team picks. My point is that Hogan should have been ahead of Goff and Falk. Whether Hogan deserved to be ahead of Adams would depend on how you evaluate the time Adams missed, the intangibles, game management, and team success.