All these QB's had moments and different talents, not all had the great Tom Osborne like Scott, Eric was armed with the great Frank calling plays, Joe had the wisdom of Billy C in his own a good offensive mine. Poor Taylor got Watson & Beck with little or no protection and got beat to a pulp. (See how much he slowed down during his years). Then Tommy got the great Beck who took 3 All American QB's at Ohio State and sent them all out worse. Then Tommy gets Lansdorf who tries to put a dual threat QB into Pro formation. These were all great players who gave there best for our College and should all be remembered as warriors in many loosing battles but sure brought us some great times.
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Sent my old VHS tapes to be convert to DVD professionally, about 40% of the game came back missing, they stated tapes were in bad condition. What? The tapes were recorded on brand new VHS tapes(best ) at the time and watched only once or twice. Took the same VHS tapes watched the game tapes and found the tapes stuck a bit or garbled some, but played. Went back cleaned my VCR and de-magnetized it, plus cleaned the tape tension piece at the top of the tape and oiled tape wheel with a miniscule drop of household oil. Could not believe the difference this made in the play back. Converted my own to DVD.
Yeah, I wouldn't have Martinez on that list either. There's something I don't like about a QB who will throw the ball up for grabs on first down rather than take a two yard loss.
