If you think Levi is starting for any other reason than being the best chance to win then this discussion is pointless.
If you think Levi is starting for any other reason than being the best chance to win then this discussion is pointless.
For those who never saw Roy Henry ...
Go to YouTube search "Spirit of 76 Louisiana"
Once you get past the shaky start of the film you get to see Roy Henry in action.
One of the reasons his completions were lower than some is because they took a ton of shots down field.
You’re correct. I only get into disputes on here when I’m defending a student athlete or athletes. Levi in particular I think is hilarious considering what he’s already given to this school that we’ve never seen before.
Like old men telling stories about the good old days and how good blah blah blah used to be. In 20 years they’ll be arguing how much better Levi was then joe blow in 2041. Haha.
Roy Henry was a beast. The big thing to consider with regard to completion percentage and TD/INT ratio is that when Henry played receivers were fair game until the ball was in the air. Running routes in traffic was a death wish. There was no such thing as targeting or personal fouls for hitting defenseless players. Safeties and even corners at every level of play were head hunters. Also holding rules for offensive linemen were very different; things that are considered good blocking form today were holding then. Quarterbacks and receivers today could just as well be playing flag football.
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