Best 6-Man Passers of all Time

ya'll are baiting me aren't you. You sure you want to know ??
He is working his way to pastoring a church one day up in the wacky weed -puffin Colorado Mountains. He has a pretty little girlfriend who wants me to send them some more game film other than what is on youtube and this sight. But most of it is in storage until we find a home to buy. I have some DVDs but they are my last copies and cannot let them out of my hands. I suppose I will have to upload some onto Hudl then carve out the best plays for her to watch. All her interests for film started after I told them to hurry up get married and start making new Ethridges before I move on. She may be wondering what kind of babies she can expect. She is pretty tall herself.
I may need to tell her I do the same thing and have been insisting to Tyler for ten years, way back when he was a sophomore to marry himself a six foot Nubian woman, a Sheryl Swoopes type. Anything less would be JV. :)
 
Boys 2 Men, This is what I need to do for posterity. I will put on Youtube some film from those two seasons so you can make that conclusion for yourself. To date the only film someone made available was from 2004, Tyler and Shelby's freshman year. The 2006 and 2007 teams were much improved over that team. We were probably ten or eleven deep, as in possessed ten or eleven all-state players. The 2004 team was six deep.
Tyler and Shelby both were 200% better their senior year, and Andrew was a superstar at QB and Rusher, Mark was Farquaresque, Patrick was a monster and Jesstin Fox in 2006 and Mitchell Jacobson in 2007 were brutal players. Then we had Haustin Burkhart at SB and Receiver, Richie Daniels at utility and Kicker, Abraham at FB and Khalid was a salty center and rusher. They were all killers on the gridiron who enjoyed smashing the other team's psychy. It was .................all PC aside, sadistic.

Watch the films and you will be amazed. Compare it to all the others. Then you wont have to listen to this ole fat man's biased opinion.
 
I always struggle with this because people may view it as bias, but I am going to throw him out there because I believe that although this is his 1st year in six-man, Zach Bronkhorst, Junior, High Island High School plays the QB position extremely well. He played 11-man his 1st two seasons at Dallas Lutheran.

Through 7 games here are his stats:
*61 - 107 1306 yards 57% 17 TD's 3 Int's
 
There is a freshman at Follett who I believe will make this list after he graduates. So far in six or seven games has thrown for 25 TDs in an offense that features two throwers instead of one. He has good throwing skills and makes good decisions for a first year varsity player fresh out of Junior High. If he learns to devote more time in the off season, he could be a super player at QB/SB. The 25 may not seem that impressive to some, but he is actually not the feature Back so hasn't had the liberty to make all the throws.

When I left there in July he was still carrying his Jr High physique. When his teenage body sprouts his abilities will multiply, which makes his production all the more fascinating. When Tyler was that age he was almost fully developed and possessed strength and endurance that gave him the ability to take on any senior he faced. Christian hasn't hit that growth level yet. When he does pay attention. He and Fabian in the same backfield is going to be deadly for any defense, and already is dangerous.
 
He's a good ball player - makes good decisions when to check down & makes defenders who are indecisive pay the price. #23 is a heckuva target for any QB - let alone a Fr. Find a WR like that to go with him the next 3 years & I believe you're really on to something.
 
Has anyone heard from Leman Saunders lately? I thought he might have some good information or compilations of all these players stats by now. He is a really good statistician. I just haven't heard much from him lately.
 
We are still waiting on a few more stats to come in, especially on the interception count. So please help us. In the mean time, here is the list of passers with at least 1000 yards passing in a season that rank from #11 to #25.

If you know of any discrepancies, please let me know. We realize that we may be missing a few players because stats may not have been kept in so much detail as they have been in recent years. I hope someone can tell us what grade Rosamond was in during the 2013 & 2014 seasons.

There are numerous ways to evaluate these top passers of all time. Each player has been rated using both the NCAA & NFL models. It is interesting to see how each system ranks them slightly different; however, both do an excellent job of sorting the best passers to the top. Using the NCAA Ranking - here are the best passers that currently rank just out of the top 10.

NCAA Rating Rank, NFL Rating Rank, Comp, Att, Yards, TD, INT, NCAA Rating, NFL Rating, Name, Team, Year, Games Played
11 - 17 - 104 - 166 - 2338 - 49 - 4 - 274 - 136 Blayne Batla, Jr. Garden City 2009 - 15
12 - 3 - 154 - 211 - 2986 - 52 - 2 - 271 - 151 Mitchell Parsley, Jr Crowell 2013 - 15
13 - 18 - 113 - 178 - 2639 - 46 - 5 - 268 - 135 Bryson Oliver, Jr. Throckmorton 2012 - 15
14 - 11 - 91 - 140 - 1937 - 37 - 2 - 266 - 142 Lyle Campbell, Jr. Gordon 1998 - 13
15 - 8 - 97 - 141 - 1805 - 39 - 2 - 265 - 145 Nicholi Maxwell, Sr. Follett 2014 - 13
16 - 31 - 45 - 72 - 1120 - 17 - 3 - 263 - 128 Lance Morris, Sr. Ira 2011 - 13
17 - 5 - 65 - 93 - 1184 - 23 - 1 - 256 - 148 Bryson Oliver, Sr. Throckmorton 2013 - 10
18 - 49 - 54 - 77 - 1080 - 19 - 7 - 251 - 114 Zach Digby, Jr. Hermlegh 2013 - 11
19 - 19 - 130 - 202 - 2480 - 52 - 6 - 246 - 134 Blayne Batla, Sr. Garden City 2010 - 15
20 - 7 - 119 - 182 - 2437 - 38 - 1 - 246 - 146 Lyle Campbell, Sr. Gordon 1999 - 14
21 - 12 - 151 - 219 - 2902 - 46 - 5 - 245 - 142 David Alonso, Jr. Mount Calm 2014 - 13
22 - 33 - 91 - 151 - 1866 - 37 - 6 - 237 - 127 Tanner Richey, Jr. Borden County 2011 - 15
23 - 24 - 67 - 110 - 1384 - 23 - 3 - 230 - 133 Slade Coulter, SOPH. Jayton 2013 - 11
24 - 15 - 188 - 277 - 3105 - 59 - 5 - 229 - 137 Joey Rosamond Azle Christian 2014 - 11
25 - 23 - 187 - 285 - 3330 - 55 - 8 - 222 - 133 Joey Rosamond Azle Christian 2013 - 12
 
Thanks to everyone for helping us gather these stats.
Here are 8, 9 & 10.
How many more private school passers do you think will be in the top 10?

NCAA Rating Rank, NFL Rating Rank, Comp, Att, Yards, TD, INT, NCAA Rating, NFL Rating, Name, Team, Year, Games Played
8 - 13 - 66 - 106 - 1641 - 33 - 2 - 291 - 138 Brendon Brawley, Jr. Granbury Cornerstone 2012 - 12
9 - 56 - 78 - 131 - 1892 - 44 - 3 - 287 - 104 Riley Stone, Jr. Blum 2013 - 12
10 - 1 - 69 - 89 - 1247 - 24 - 1 - 282 - 154 Tucker Brown Jr. Throckmorton 2010 - 15
 
Vista, let me surprise you a little more. Michael Sapp passed for over 4,500 in one year and 10,000 in career. Graduated I think in 2009. Trinity Willow Park Christian. It made ESPN. Do a google search. A great I remember coaching against him. Not sure any UIL or private school kid guy has topped that but I could be wrong. Ethridge and Sapp are the best I have ever watched.

Coach Johnson
 
Thank you very much Coach Johnson. We did not have Sapp in our list yet & it sounds like he was a quality passer. I found on Max Preps the stats from his 08 season. It showed him to be a senior that year. The one thing I didn't find was the schedule because we want to count stats from Varsity games only and not include stats for games where a varsity played a JV team.
 
I bet there are more great passers out there, so if you know one that you think we need to add to the list, please let us know. If you don't have the stats, we will do some research to see if we can find them.

Thank you.
 
Boys 2 Men":38m24cy1 said:
I bet there are more great passers out there, so if you know one that you think we need to add to the list, please let us know. If you don't have the stats, we will do some research to see if we can find them.

Thank you.
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What is the criteria that you're looking for?
 
As far as more passer than spreadback/runner I might suggest Parker Purvis of Strawn in 09/10. You might look for stat's in the Mineral Wells Index though I doubt they are there for every game, or, coach Lee may have them. He did lead them, along with Trey Doyle to the 09 state game and was the 2010 Offensive MVP for DII for the Sixman Coaches Association. He had an uncanny ability to avoid the rush/sacks.
 
I agree that PP was a really top passer & overall player.
We need help with Stats. Would someone be willing to contact Coach Lee and Ask if he has those stats?
 
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