The bolded is wrong because when I looked earlier, Tebow had the highes yards per attempt average in the nation. After looking it up and putting in today's stats, Tebow's is 9.86 and White's is 8.01. White also didn't even throw for 1500 yards this year - his single game max was 181 which he got twice - while Tebow went over 3000 and only had one game less than 200. Tebow accounted for nearly 4000 yards this year while White was around 2600. And if you're going to criticize Tebow and leave him off partly because his team is third in their division, you better do the same with McFadden because Arkansas is going to finish fourth in their division. You're right, for some reason I was looking at White's stats for last year in the yards per attempt category. If you average out the yards per attempt for White to include as many attempts as Tebow in passing and running you get roughly the same total yards. Then you get into that whole system/talent debate. Yea they play in the same offense but something has to be said for one qb taking that many more snaps than the other in the comparison. Tim Tebow's more valuable to his offense because he does not have Slaton, although Harvin's fabulous as a runner. He's not a 25 carry guy. Tebow does not run to pad the stats, he runs because he has to. There's a difference. Yea, but i counted 16 td runs by Tebow of 5 yards or less, many more within 10 yards. How much of that is padding the stats and how much is it having nobody else to get it in from inside the 5? I've heard other people on the board suggest this as well and couldn't there be a third option - how much of that is Tebow being the best option to punch it in from that distance. That doesn't necessarily have to mean that the other running backs are garbage but rather speaks about how good Tebow is. There's no question running Tebow is the best option Florida has in that scenario he's like 240 pounds and can run well. Having Graham Harrell throw the ball 55 times a game gives Texas Tech the best chance of scoring td's as well. Tebow's stats are just as much a product of system and circumstance as Harrell's yet nobody enters him in the Heisman discussion. Pat White shouldn't be penalized because his team has a better option than using their qb as a battering ram to get a touchdown from the 3 yard line.