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Pat White vs. Mike Vick (from Phinsider)

Pat White vs. Mike Vick.....
does Pat White have one of these in his backyard?
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No one can really say for sure because White hasn't played one snap in the NFL yet. But something tells me that if we were speaking about the dogs of Pat White vs. Mike Vick, I think Vick's dogs win. They have practice.
 
Vick has a LOT of Karma to Regain in Life. He has to prove that he can make better decision's as a leader of a football team. a QB Has to a Leader on the field and off the field. A leader leads By example.. Then your Team Mates belive in you: Like Our Team, I belive they would Jump of a short bridge if Tony ask'd them too.. lol
 
Awards and honors
2005
  • ESPN.com all-Big East
  • Freshman All-American
  • Two-time Big East Player of the Week
  • WVU Coaches Contribution Award
2006
2007
2008


Records
  • Has started a total of 40 games during his 4 year career.
  • Starting record of 34-8 is unmatched by any quarterback in WVU history and sixth in the NCAA in most career victories as a starting quarterback.
  • Is the only quarterback in FBS history to win four bowl games as a starter.
  • His 4,400+ yards rushing are the most among any quarterback in FBS history
  • He has accounted for 100+ touchdowns, which is a Big East record for any position.
[edit] Game

  • One of only eight players in NCAA history to rush for 200 and pass for 200 yards in a game (Pitt 2006, 220 rushing and 204 passing)
  • Highest single-game rushing total by a quarterback in Big East history - 247 yards against Syracuse on October 14, 2006
  • Tied for most yards of total offense in a single-game in WVU history - 424 yards against Pittsburgh in 2006
  • Fourth highest single game rushing total in WVU history - 247 Rushing Yards against Syracuse on October 14, 2006
  • Has three of the top seven highest rushing games in WVU history - #4: 247 yards against Syracuse on October 14, 2006, (tied) #7: 220 yards against Pitt on November 24, 2005, #7: 220 yards at Pitt on November 16, 2006.
[edit] Season

  • First in rushing yards in a season by a WVU quarterback (2007) - 1,335 yards
  • Second in rushing yards in a season by a WVU quarterback (2006) - 1,219 yards
  • Third in rushing yards in a season by a WVU quarterback (2005) - 952 yards
  • First (tied) in rushing touchdowns in WVU history (2006) - 18 touchdowns
  • Second most rushing yards in a season by a freshman in West Virginia school history (2005) - 952 yards
  • Second in Season Total Yards Gained in WVU history (2007) - 3,059 yards
  • Fourth in Season Total Yards Gained in WVU history (2006) - 2,874 yards
  • Fourth in Season Total Passing Touchdowns in WVU history (2008) - 18 touchdowns
  • Sixth in NCAA single-season quarterback rushing list in yardage (2007) - 1,335 yards
  • Sixth in Season Rushing yards in WVU history (2007) - 1,335 yards
  • Second best passing efficiency in a season at WVU (2006) - 159.73 rating
  • Fifth best passing efficiency in a season at WVU (2007) - 151.40 rating
[edit] Career Passing Stats

  • Second in passing efficiency at WVU with a career quarterback rating of 147.62
  • Second in completion percentage in WVU history by completing 64.6% of his passes
  • Second most in WVU history in passing touchdowns - 52 touchdowns
  • Second all-time in WVU pass completions - 467 completions
  • Fourth all-time in WVU passing yards - 5,576 yards
  • Fifth all-time in WVU pass attempts - 728 attempts
[edit] Career Rushing Stats

  • First in NCAA career quarterback rushing list in yardage - 4,385 yards
  • First in Big East and WVU career rushing yardage record for a quarterback - 4,385 yards
  • First in most 200-yard rushing game in a career in WVU history - 4 games
  • Second in total rushing yards in WVU history - 4,385 yards
  • Second in total career rushing touchdowns in WVU history - 47 touchdowns
  • Fourth in total rushing attempts in WVU history - 648 attempts
  • Fourth in WVU career 100 yard rushing games - 18
  • Fourth in WVU career all-purpose rushing yardage - 4,385 yards
  • First in 200 yard rushing games at WVU with 4 total
  • Third duo (along with Steve Slaton) in FBS history to rush for 1,000 yards in consecutive seasons
[edit] Career Passing/Rushing Combined

  • First in total offensive yards in a career in WVU history - 9,961 yards
  • First in total touchdowns responsible for in WVU and Big East history - 104 touchdowns
  • Fourth player in NCAA history with 40+ rushing and 40+ passing touchdowns in a career
  • Second player in NCAA history with 4,000+ rushing yards and 5,000+ passing yards.
  • One of five players in NCAA history to rush for 1,000 yards and pass for 1,000 yards in a season. (Accomplished twice, 2006 and 2007)
[edit] Versus Ranked Opponents

  • Has a W/L record of 7–2 against top 25 ranked opponents.
  • Has a W/L record of 2–1 against top 10 ranked opponents.
  • Has a W/L record of 1–0 against top 5 ranked opponents.
[edit] Bowl Games

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pat_White_(American_football)



 
Not bad for somebody who will always play second fiddle to Mike conVick
 
dlockz said:
Two years two losses two top top six finishes. He was mvp of the bowl win versus Clemson. Those two years match anything that White did over his career.
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Sorry, but no. Pat's two major bowl wins trump anything Vick accomplished.

Obviously Vick was a great college player... I just felt I had to set the record straight that Vick's college resume is so much better than White's.
 
GOFM said:
Sorry, but no. Pat's two major bowl wins trump anything Vick accomplished.

Obviously Vick was a great college player... I just felt I had to set the record straight that Vick's college resume is so much better than White's.
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Well thats your opinion but VA Tech got screwed out of a BCS bowl his second year with one loss to a top team. One loss to the national champions one year and one loss to a team that should have played in the national championship is more impressive than losing to East Carolina, South Florida and so on.
 
BlutoPhin said:
Awards and honors

2005
  • ESPN.com all-Big East
  • Freshman All-American
  • Two-time Big East Player of the Week
  • WVU Coaches Contribution Award
2006
2007
2008


Records
  • Has started a total of 40 games during his 4 year career.
  • Starting record of 34-8 is unmatched by any quarterback in WVU history and sixth in the NCAA in most career victories as a starting quarterback.
  • Is the only quarterback in FBS history to win four bowl games as a starter.
  • His 4,400+ yards rushing are the most among any quarterback in FBS history
  • He has accounted for 100+ touchdowns, which is a Big East record for any position.
[edit] Game

  • One of only eight players in NCAA history to rush for 200 and pass for 200 yards in a game (Pitt 2006, 220 rushing and 204 passing)
  • Highest single-game rushing total by a quarterback in Big East history - 247 yards against Syracuse on October 14, 2006
  • Tied for most yards of total offense in a single-game in WVU history - 424 yards against Pittsburgh in 2006
  • Fourth highest single game rushing total in WVU history - 247 Rushing Yards against Syracuse on October 14, 2006
  • Has three of the top seven highest rushing games in WVU history - #4: 247 yards against Syracuse on October 14, 2006, (tied) #7: 220 yards against Pitt on November 24, 2005, #7: 220 yards at Pitt on November 16, 2006.
[edit] Season

  • First in rushing yards in a season by a WVU quarterback (2007) - 1,335 yards
  • Second in rushing yards in a season by a WVU quarterback (2006) - 1,219 yards
  • Third in rushing yards in a season by a WVU quarterback (2005) - 952 yards
  • First (tied) in rushing touchdowns in WVU history (2006) - 18 touchdowns
  • Second most rushing yards in a season by a freshman in West Virginia school history (2005) - 952 yards
  • Second in Season Total Yards Gained in WVU history (2007) - 3,059 yards
  • Fourth in Season Total Yards Gained in WVU history (2006) - 2,874 yards
  • Fourth in Season Total Passing Touchdowns in WVU history (2008) - 18 touchdowns
  • Sixth in NCAA single-season quarterback rushing list in yardage (2007) - 1,335 yards
  • Sixth in Season Rushing yards in WVU history (2007) - 1,335 yards
  • Second best passing efficiency in a season at WVU (2006) - 159.73 rating
  • Fifth best passing efficiency in a season at WVU (2007) - 151.40 rating
[edit] Career Passing Stats

  • Second in passing efficiency at WVU with a career quarterback rating of 147.62
  • Second in completion percentage in WVU history by completing 64.6% of his passes
  • Second most in WVU history in passing touchdowns - 52 touchdowns
  • Second all-time in WVU pass completions - 467 completions
  • Fourth all-time in WVU passing yards - 5,576 yards
  • Fifth all-time in WVU pass attempts - 728 attempts
[edit] Career Rushing Stats

  • First in NCAA career quarterback rushing list in yardage - 4,385 yards
  • First in Big East and WVU career rushing yardage record for a quarterback - 4,385 yards
  • First in most 200-yard rushing game in a career in WVU history - 4 games
  • Second in total rushing yards in WVU history - 4,385 yards
  • Second in total career rushing touchdowns in WVU history - 47 touchdowns
  • Fourth in total rushing attempts in WVU history - 648 attempts
  • Fourth in WVU career 100 yard rushing games - 18
  • Fourth in WVU career all-purpose rushing yardage - 4,385 yards
  • First in 200 yard rushing games at WVU with 4 total
  • Third duo (along with Steve Slaton) in FBS history to rush for 1,000 yards in consecutive seasons
[edit] Career Passing/Rushing Combined

  • First in total offensive yards in a career in WVU history - 9,961 yards
  • First in total touchdowns responsible for in WVU and Big East history - 104 touchdowns
  • Fourth player in NCAA history with 40+ rushing and 40+ passing touchdowns in a career
  • Second player in NCAA history with 4,000+ rushing yards and 5,000+ passing yards.
  • One of five players in NCAA history to rush for 1,000 yards and pass for 1,000 yards in a season. (Accomplished twice, 2006 and 2007)
[edit] Versus Ranked Opponents

  • Has a W/L record of 7–2 against top 25 ranked opponents.
  • Has a W/L record of 2–1 against top 10 ranked opponents.
  • Has a W/L record of 1–0 against top 5 ranked opponents.
[edit] Bowl Games

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pat_White_(American_football)
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WOW... THATS SICK.
 
dlockz said:
Well thats your opinion but VA Tech got screwed out of a BCS bowl his second year with one loss to a top team. One loss to the national champions one year and one loss to a team that should have played in the national championship is more impressive than losing to East Carolina, South Florida and so on.
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I've been reading this whole thread and some things you post is the most insane things i've ever read in my life

Mike Vicks - 1 National Championship game

VS.

Pat Whites - 1 BCS Bowl Victory against a top 5 on fire team at the time in Oklahoma...MINUS...MINUS Steve Slaton. Which he was named MVP

1 BCS bowl Victory as a FRESHMAN which was by the way against heavily favored Georgia in the Georgia Dome...an away game is there ever was one.

1 Gator Bowl come from behind victory against GT, who had one of the best WR's we've saw in college in the past 15 years. Minus Steve Slaton again. MVP of that game as well.

1 Car care bowl victory where he was 26/32 for 332 yards and 3 touchdowns. This was a transition year for WVU. Where they were introducing a new type of offense. more pass happy. Minus Darius Reynaud a amazing WR for now plays for the Vikings. Minus Owen Schmitt who was drafted by the Seahawks and without Steve Slaton who was taken by the Texans. and a load of other players.


You keep bringing up ECU and USF. South Florida isint a bad team, we went down to Tampa and USF was ready. It didnt look like WVU was even in the game. YET, we beat them here in Morgantown this past year, I noticed you left that out. Same goes for ECU, we didnt play very well at all against them.

So them getting to a national title one year is more impressive than TWO BCS wins against heavily favored opponents. and two more bowl game wins too go along with it?

Get real kid
 
dlockz said:
Well thats your opinion but VA Tech got screwed out of a BCS bowl his second year with one loss to a top team. One loss to the national champions one year and one loss to a team that should have played in the national championship is more impressive than losing to East Carolina, South Florida and so on.
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We're talking about what they accomplished, not what they didn't accomplish. Last I checked, "almost" winning is the same thing as losing.

A Sugar Bowl win and a Fiesta Bowl win > anything Vick has ever accomplished.
 
GOFM said:
We're talking about what they accomplished, not what they didn't accomplish. Last I checked, "almost" winning is the same thing as losing.

A Sugar Bowl win and a Fiesta Bowl win > anything Vick has ever accomplished.
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Well like I said u have an opinion but they lost to the national champions one season and the team that was number three overall the second year.

By your standards neither player accomplished anything. So the team that lost a championship game is lesser than a team that was not good enough to make the championship game.
 
BlutoPhin said:
I've been reading this whole thread and some things you post is the most insane things i've ever read in my life

Mike Vicks - 1 National Championship game

VS.

Pat Whites - 1 BCS Bowl Victory against a top 5 on fire team at the time in Oklahoma...MINUS...MINUS Steve Slaton. Which he was named MVP

1 BCS bowl Victory as a FRESHMAN which was by the way against heavily favored Georgia in the Georgia Dome...an away game is there ever was one.

1 Gator Bowl come from behind victory against GT, who had one of the best WR's we've saw in college in the past 15 years. Minus Steve Slaton again. MVP of that game as well.

1 Car care bowl victory where he was 26/32 for 332 yards and 3 touchdowns. This was a transition year for WVU. Where they were introducing a new type of offense. more pass happy. Minus Darius Reynaud a amazing WR for now plays for the Vikings. Minus Owen Schmitt who was drafted by the Seahawks and without Steve Slaton who was taken by the Texans. and a load of other players.


You keep bringing up ECU and USF. South Florida isint a bad team, we went down to Tampa and USF was ready. It didnt look like WVU was even in the game. YET, we beat them here in Morgantown this past year, I noticed you left that out. Same goes for ECU, we didnt play very well at all against them.

So them getting to a national title one year is more impressive than TWO BCS wins against heavily favored opponents. and two more bowl game wins too go along with it?

Get real kid
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most teams that lose play bad in those games and u call me insane lol

Say what you want. Of course in 4 years White did more but in two years Va Tech went to the national championship game and finished ranked 6th the next season losing only to the Miami Hurricanes. He lost two games in two friggin years to 2 great teams not medicore teams like East Carolina. West Virginia started last year as the big east favorite and was ranked in the top 10 preseason and barely finished in the top 25. To act like Vick in his two years did not accomplish as much as Pat White in any two years combined is pure silliness. This guy played two years and impressed the NFL enough to make him the number one pick overall while Pat White had trouble convincing the majority of the NFL he was a legit Qb prospect.

Va TEch was in the running for the national championship two years in a row with Vick at Qb. Dont let the hate of Vick cloud actual facts.
 
dlockz said:
Well like I said u have an opinion but they lost to the national champions one season and the team that was number three overall the second year.

By your standards neither player accomplished anything. So the team that lost a championship game is lesser than a team that was not good enough to make the championship game.
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OK, whatever you say.

Losing is the new winning, apparently.
 
GOFM said:
OK, whatever you say.

Losing is the new winning, apparently.
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Well since its all about winning Vick lost 2 college games total.
U do realize that the loss was in the national championship game.
White never lead his team to a national championship game.
So u would rather your team win a lesser bowl than challenge for the national championship.
 
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