ESPN has him ranked #33 best players in college football. I never understood why this kid didn’t get a shot. He played pretty good in his first game as a starter but made a mistake and he went back to the bench. In James Franklin eyes some guys can make mistakes and some can’t. Big mistake letting this kid walk.
ESPN has him ranked #33 best players in college football. I never understood why this kid didn’t get a shot. He played pretty good in his first game as a starter but made a mistake and he went back to the bench. In James Franklin eyes some guys can make mistakes and some can’t. Big mistake letting this kid walk.
James' ego strikes again!
ESPN has him ranked #33 best players in college football. I never understood why this kid didn’t get a shot. He played pretty good in his first game as a starter but made a mistake and he went back to the bench. In James Franklin eyes some guys can make mistakes and some can’t. Big mistake letting this kid walk.
I don't really understand what people are thinking regarding Levis, he played 8 SEC games and went over 200 yards passing in exactly 1 of them. That's it, 1 game he threw for 300+ yards against the worst passing defense in the SEC: Tennessee... every other game he threw for an average of 150 yards, if that. Almost 2/3 of his passing yards on the season came in 4 games, against horrific defenses.
How that equates to the 33rd best player in college football I have no idea, because he wasn't a running QB either. The Kentucky running game averages over 200 yards per game, that's why they were good.
@roaminglion I believe we beat Iowa and Illinois had he been our backup. Man, that was a huge loss for us when he transferred. We probably win other games too because the team would’ve been playing with confidence. A very costly transfer and it killed us with depth at QB.
@southern-psu-fan Well yeah, but because we would have beaten Iowa doesn't make him #33.
It just makes him competent.
