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11 months ago

One game for the SEC Champ.
Start Eric Zeier or Aaron Murray?
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11 months ago

Zeier was a little before my time, so I can't fairly answer this. But just on track record, gotta go with Zeier.
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Art Schlichter's cellmates and Mo Clarett's rugby team believe Ohio State always does things honestly.....
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11 months ago

Got to go with Murray, junior year and he is going to ball out and show how much he has matured as a QB. Zeier will always be a damn gooddawg though!
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David Greene!
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The 1992 O Line or the 2011 O Line?
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11 months ago

A sober quincy carter!!! ( i shouldn't have said that ) lol but its too funny lol
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11 months ago

Great question... I was a huge Zeier fan back in the day.
But I've got to lean with Aaron Murray. What he has done as an underclassman is phenomenal.
I would presume that your question is pertaining to each player at their best. And we haven't witnessed the best from Aaron Murray, yet.
Zeier was great. But he had his issues as well (he was 0'fer against Florida, Tennessee, and Bama if I remember correctly).
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11 months ago

Such a loaded question, LOL! I guess I'd take Murray due to his overall athleticism.
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11 months ago via 247Sports Mobile

Greene... Then Stafford.... Then Shockley... Then Zeier.... Then Murray (for now)
I could see Murray jumping to #2 by the end of his time.
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11 months ago

I would go with Zeier as long as he doesn't talk. LOL I really do not like him on the Bulldog radio network. He reminds me of a drunken Ted Turner when he talks. All foolishness aside, I would still probably go with Zeier.
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11 months ago

I would have to go with Eric Zeier. He seemed to make better decisions on critical plays. Dont get me wrong, I like Murray but he will have to make better decisions in critical situations and win big games before i will put him in front of Zeier.
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11 months ago

HobnailedBoots said...
Zeier was a little before my time, so I can't fairly answer this. But just on track record, gotta go with Zeier.

Zeier was good at moving the Dogs, putting up points, and losing close. Gotta go with Murray.
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11 months ago

Gotta go with EZ. He seemed to value the ball more than Murray. Also if EZ would've had a defense like Murray had last year, I don't think he would've lost a game. He had to out score other teams with very little help on defense.
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11 months ago

DawgPound74 said...
Murray is 16-11 with way more talent. Zeier went 10-2 with Hearst and Hastings but was running with a skeleton crew the rest of the time.

& barely lost those 2 games to TN, & Fla. beat tOSU in the citrus bowl that year. terry glenn, herbstreit, robert smith & co.
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11 months ago

Eric Zeier, without a doubt
With that being said, I like Aaron Murray a lot but Zeier was a GREAT college quarterback.
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DawgPound74 said...
Murray is 16-11 with way more talent. Zeier went 10-2 with Hearst and Hastings but was running with a skeleton crew the rest of the time.

Zeier also went 5-6 and then 6-4-1 the next two seasons. Just sayin...
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Quincy Carter, Mike Bobo, Shockley, Stafford, Zeier, then Murray. The young man has got to show me he has the goods to feel the pressure and then succeed. Something he has yet to do. He doesn't have a signature game and I'm looking for him to take this team and put them on his back and lead us to victory!
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11 months ago

DawgPound74 said...
Murray is 16-11 with way more talent. Zeier went 10-2 with Hearst and Hastings but was running with a skeleton crew the rest of the time.

way more talent?
There weren't any all americans on our offense last season.
Hearst accounted for 21 TDs in 1992.
Our best tailback last season was a true freshman with 6.
I know what you are trying to say... but I'll respectfully disagree.
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"....All I ask is that he be loyal to Georgia, proud of that jersey, and try like the devil to win." --- Wally Butts
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11 months ago

DawgPound74 said...
He played with Garrison one year. '93 and '94 was pretty thin.

Yes. And we were 5-6 and 6-4-1 those 2 other seasons.
Thanks for making my point.
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DawgPound74 said...
Actually, that is making my point. In 1992, our Defense was ranked 28th Nationally. In 1993, 63rd. 1994, 76th.
Zeier led our Offense to an overall Offensive Ranking of 7th overall Nationally including 1st in Passing in 1994. He had zero help defensively post 1992. AM has had 2 of great years of defensive help. We went 6-7 with the 23rd ranked defense Nationally in 2010. In 2011, 5th Nationally. 10-4 is an improvement but still is 16-11 overall (11-10-1 with Zeier in the '93-'94 seasons with awful defenses).
Sonny, I love your insight but we just philosophically look at things different. We will agree to disagree.

:cheers:
I would even agree to disagree that Murray didn't have a great year of defensive help in 2010 (we gave up 30+ five times. 29 points to Colorado. It was the beginning of a process).
Like I said... I loved Zeier. And I'll love seeing Murray eclipse his numbers, too.
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