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No, it wasn't Kelen Moore...not even close! Here's a couple MIchigan games against Hawaii with Jim Harbaugh and then Tom Brady.

Top 3 QB's we faced.

1. Steve Young

2. Tom Brady

3. Ben Roethlisberger

(All Super Bowl winners)

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Versus Brady..

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Not too familiar with Boise St's opponents before the mid/late 90's, but DJ Shockley really put a beating on us. Looks like Warblow is basing his opinion strictly on their NFL careers considering Brady wasn't a great college QB, so I'd have to say Matt Ryan is the biggest "name" QB to play well against us. Ichabod Crane went 1-3 against us, but always put up big numbers.

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This is a pretty weak troll attempt. Comparing great college players to NFL players after they gain notoriety is comparing apples to oranges. The college game is all about "systems" that bring out the best in the 18-27 yr old (see BYU) kids that play the game. Steve Young is the exception in your list. He was a very good college player that made his mark in the NFL...only after that guy named Montana decided to move on...

I would argue, and go ahead and try to refute the numbers, that K.Moore along with that kid from Houston did more during their collegiate career than any of the QBs on your list of "guys that Hawaii lost to"...

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This is a pretty weak troll attempt. Comparing great college players to NFL players after they gain notoriety is comparing apples to oranges. The college game is all about "systems" that bring out the best in the 18-27 yr old (see BYU) kids that play the game. Steve Young is the exception in your list. He was a very good college player that made his mark in the NFL...only after that guy named Montana decided to move on...

I would argue, and go ahead and try to refute the numbers, that K.Moore along with that kid from Houston did more during their collegiate career than any of the QBs on your list of "guys that Hawaii lost to"...

Mehhh, you are not giving Big Ben Rapelisberger enough credit. That guy was a fantastic college QB before his professional fame. He just didn't get enough props because he was in the MAC. Agree about Brady though, great as a pro but was an average Big Ten QB.

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Though we're not officially members of the MWC (yet), I'll post this anyway.

San Jose State faced John Elway three times, and beat him everytime. The Spartans also faced Jim Plunkett, Steve Bartkowski, Craig Morton, and the late Joe Roth, (who died of cancer just a few weeks after completing his senior season at Cal). Oh, and Andrew Luck wasn't too bad either.

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Though we're not officially members of the MWC (yet), I'll post this anyway.

San Jose State faced John Elway three times, and beat him everytime. The Spartans also faced Jim Plunkett, Steve Bartkowski, Craig Morton, and the late Joe Roth, (who died of cancer just a few weeks after completing his senior season at Cal). Oh, and Andrew Luck wasn't too bad either.

That's gonna be tough to beat.

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Though we're not officially members of the MWC (yet), I'll post this anyway.

San Jose State faced John Elway three times, and beat him everytime. The Spartans also faced Jim Plunkett, Steve Bartkowski, Craig Morton, and the late Joe Roth, (who died of cancer just a few weeks after completing his senior season at Cal). Oh, and Andrew Luck wasn't too bad either.

Our Spartans faced Carson Palmer too. Not only was a big time at USC, he's done well in the NFL.

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This is a pretty weak troll attempt. Comparing great college players to NFL players after they gain notoriety is comparing apples to oranges. The college game is all about "systems" that bring out the best in the 18-27 yr old (see BYU) kids that play the game. Steve Young is the exception in your list. He was a very good college player that made his mark in the NFL...only after that guy named Montana decided to move on...

I would argue, and go ahead and try to refute the numbers, that K.Moore along with that kid from Houston did more during their collegiate career than any of the QBs on your list of "guys that Hawaii lost to"...

FYI... We beat Big Ben in a shoot out, 52-51. He was as good as advertised.

Disclaimer: Any views or opinions presented by this poster (Warbow) are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of the Univesity of Hawaii or it's loyal fans. All quotes and opinions from Warbow are valid for 30 days following the date of post transmission and are subject to change at any time. All information published herein by Warbow is gathered from his own opinions or sources which are thought to be reliable, but the reader should not assume that the information is official or fact.

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Though we're not officially members of the MWC (yet), I'll post this anyway.

San Jose State faced John Elway three times, and beat him everytime. The Spartans also faced Jim Plunkett, Steve Bartkowski, Craig Morton, and the late Joe Roth, (who died of cancer just a few weeks after completing his senior season at Cal). Oh, and Andrew Luck wasn't too bad either.

Wow, that's a great list.

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Omar Jacobs, Matt Ryan, LeFlour from Ville, Beck, Darren Thomas. And this guy....

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LMAO, @ your list. You forgot the best QB to ever play against BS St. >>>>Colt Brennan.

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This is a pretty weak troll attempt. Comparing great college players to NFL players after they gain notoriety is comparing apples to oranges. The college game is all about "systems" that bring out the best in the 18-27 yr old (see BYU) kids that play the game.

Before he won those 2 Super Bowls, Jim Plunkett lost to Air Force during his Heisman year.

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