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FCS_pwns_FBS
December 8th, 2009, 02:19 PM
Just wondering if anyone knows. Seems like 100.

R3TRO
December 8th, 2009, 02:26 PM
Just wondering if anyone knows. Seems like 100.

+1

WVAPPmountaineer
December 8th, 2009, 02:28 PM
Yeah he entered APP the same year as my daughter - 1999 ----

Dukie95
December 8th, 2009, 02:35 PM
He's played in 50, so if you can remember when he may have sat out the start of some games, you can probably figure it out.

biggie
December 8th, 2009, 02:43 PM
Would have started in all but 2 I believe, the NCSU and next game in '05. So 48 starts, 6 loses? With Woff '07 the only loss as starting and not really finishing due to injury.

ASUG8
December 8th, 2009, 02:49 PM
He missed the last two seasons vs WCU as well.

Dukie95
December 8th, 2009, 03:45 PM
He missed the last two seasons vs WCU as well.

Yes, those are excluded from the 50 from above. App St. has played more than 50 games over that time.

Here's the list...I'm sure you can count on one hand the games he didn't start. NCState. . .

http://web1.ncaa.org/mfb/playerDetail.jsp?yr=2009&org=27&player=14

ASU_Fanatic
December 8th, 2009, 03:49 PM
Yeah, he has had some nagging injuries throughout his career.

AshevilleApp
December 8th, 2009, 05:38 PM
Wow haven't looked at that in awhile.....that 2007 season was pretty amazing.....missed 4 games and still amassed 3536 yards and 126 points!!

CamelCityAppFan
December 8th, 2009, 06:33 PM
By my count (by no means definitive) I come up with 48 starts. I think the only 2 games he played in that he didn't start were NC State, followed by JMU.

gsudevil
December 9th, 2009, 12:07 AM
biggie, He also lost 38 - 35 to GSU in 2007 when we broke your consecutive home winning streak. AE started and finished that game. I believe he was injured for 2 or 3 games before that though and that was the game when he came back IIRC.

biggie
December 9th, 2009, 09:24 AM
biggie, He also lost 38 - 35 to GSU in 2007 when we broke your consecutive home winning streak. AE started and finished that game. I believe he was injured for 2 or 3 games before that though and that was the game when he came back IIRC.
Thank you newb, good job getting that in.

I never said he won that game and I never said he didn't start, nor that he didn't finish that game. It is 1 of the 6 losses I mentioned. Just in the Wofford game that year he didn't finish it due to injury.

Saint3333
December 9th, 2009, 11:34 AM
Not sure about starts but with a win this Saturday AE would hold the record for playoff wins by a starting QB.

http://www.goasu.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=21500&ATCLID=204845943

Phrebert
December 9th, 2009, 11:40 AM
Griz fans are looking towards his last one this Saturday.

He is incredible though.

asknoquarter21
December 9th, 2009, 12:09 PM
42 wins in 48 starts

6 losses off the top of my head.

2009 MSU
2008 UR (not 100%)
2008 LSU
2008 JMU
2007 Wofford (left injured)
2006 GSU (I remember people say he came back too soon, but I will not say he was as injured as the other 2 losses.


2 of those losses Armanti had great games but ASU still lost the game. (MSU and JMU)

UR and Wofford clearly wasn't the same AE as normal. I dont think these losses should be discounted because durability and toughness is part of his amazing streak.

LSU is a game we were just completely overmatched and more or less shocked by the atmosphere/size LSU had.

GSU was a game Armanti clearly wasn't himself for whatever reason and it was a game we usually still win, but not that day.

ASU Tailgaiteer
December 9th, 2009, 12:50 PM
42 wins in 48 starts

6 losses off the top of my head.

2009 MSU
2008 UR (not 100%)
2008 LSU
2008 JMU
2007 Wofford (left injured)
2006 GSU (I remember people say he came back too soon, but I will not say he was as injured as the other 2 losses.


2 of those losses Armanti had great games but ASU still lost the game. (MSU and JMU)

UR and Wofford clearly wasn't the same AE as normal. I dont think these losses should be discounted because durability and toughness is part of his amazing streak.

LSU is a game we were just completely overmatched and more or less shocked by the atmosphere/size LSU had.

GSU was a game Armanti clearly wasn't himself for whatever reason and it was a game we usually still win, but not that day.

His record is pretty amazing!
Honestly, we lost the McNeese, Wofford and Ga. Southern games not becuase of injuries, but because our defense couldn't get off the field and stop their offenses. Early turnovers also hurt us against GSU.

Of course, for arguments sake, I'm sure we've won a few due to factors other than AE.

Regardless, here's hoping for one more. BEAT MONTANA first, of course.
Then, we can continue the conversation from there.

Reign of Terrier
December 9th, 2009, 08:27 PM
42 wins in 48 starts

6 losses off the top of my head.

2009 MSU
2008 UR (not 100%)
2008 LSU
2008 JMU
2007 Wofford (left injured)
2006 GSU (I remember people say he came back too soon, but I will not say he was as injured as the other 2 losses.


2 of those losses Armanti had great games but ASU still lost the game. (MSU and JMU)

UR and Wofford clearly wasn't the same AE as normal. I dont think these losses should be discounted because durability and toughness is part of his amazing streak.

LSU is a game we were just completely overmatched and more or less shocked by the atmosphere/size LSU had.

GSU was a game Armanti clearly wasn't himself for whatever reason and it was a game we usually still win, but not that day.

I was at the Wofford game and though the "film" of him playing in my mind is not fresh, he seemed to be playing just fine to me and I think I was surprised to see him come out in the second half

blueballs
December 10th, 2009, 09:33 AM
Not sure about starts but with a win this Saturday AE would TIE the record for playoff wins by a starting QB.

http://www.goasu.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=21500&ATCLID=204845943

Fixed it for you...

...if App wins the next two it would be hard to argue that he wouldn't have to be considered the best player in the history of the division.