It's dumb but a lot of questions with Crabtree will be answered at the combine.

If he turns in a good time, teams will be all over him.

It is not a stats debate I'd hope the guy in the spread put up better stats than the guy playing for Pitt with Rod Rutledge or whatever that shitty QB's name was.

Please stop using stats to justify an argument, under that argument Colt Brennan is the best QB that ever played college ball.

For what they did in college Michael Crabtree was not the player Larry Fitzgerald was.

wasn't it tyler palko?

Nah I think he was the next guy, Fitzgerald was there before Wannstedt was.

I just can't believe someone actually posted their stats when Crabtree was in the ****in Texas Tech offense..

If we'd like to discuss college careers.....and get by just stats and why Crabtree wasn't the college player Fitzgerald was...

Fitzgerald attended the University of Pittsburgh and became a star, widely considered one of the greatest players at the wide receiver position in the history of the college game. After just his sophomore year, Fitzgerald garnered the 2003 Walter Camp Player of the Year Award (for the best player in college football), the 2003 Biletnikoff Award (for the best wide receiver in college football), and the 2003 Columbus Touchdown Club Player of the Year. He was also a unanimous 2003 All-America selection. Additionally, he was 2003 runner-up for the prestigious Heisman Trophy, given to the most outstanding player in college football; Oklahoma's Jason White won that award by a relatively slim margin.

Fitzgerald also holds an NCAA record with at least one touchdown catch in eighteen straight games.

nope. wiki has palko and fitzgerald there in 2002 and 2003 (together).

I'm 99.9% sure the QB when Fitzgerald was there was a black guy.

wait. we're both right. palko threw to fitz in 2002, in 2003 palko redshirted, and fitz was drafted in 2004.

errr. rod rutherford. I was wrong--palko played sparingly in 2002 (fitz' first year at pitt). he was starter from 2004-2006.

anyway.

Palko played for the University of Pittsburgh football team, where he started his career in 2002 as a lettered true freshman. He only completed 2-3 passes for 13 yards on the season, but rushed for an eight-yard touchdown late in Pitt's Insight Bowl victory over Oregon State.

Yea I was looking that up he was on the team but wasn't the starter at anytime Fitz was there...I know the QB was a shitty black guy who was left handed his name escapes me.

Ahaha that was it Rod Rutherford, that guy was such ass and Fitz still broke records.