[polldaddy poll=9005062]The wait isn’t over, but we can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel. That’s right, football season is coming. But we’re not quite there yet. So we’ll save the talk about the schedule and playoff prospects for a later day. Instead of looking forward, we’d like to look back today. Specifically, we’d like to discuss who the best QB in JMU history was.<\/p>\n
Last night we were going back and forth with a few Twitter friends on this very topic. Of course everyone has an opinion about who the best signal caller in Dukes’ history is. The only consensus we could seem to come up with was “not Justin Thorpe.” Guess that’s the price you pay for being talented and unfairly compared to Rodney Landers before ever taking a snap. In any case, Todd and I actually are in 100% agreement here. For us, the top 3 JMU QBs in order are Rodney Landers (Superman)<\/a>, Justin Rascati<\/a> (National Champion), and Mike Cawley<\/a> (JMU Hall of Famer). And because this is our blog, those are going to three players we force you to choose between.<\/p>\n We’re not that hardheaded though, so we’ll throw in a few more. He might have preceded us by more than a few years, but JMU Sports Hall of Famer Eriq Williams<\/a> is also deserving of consideration. And to add a little extra spice to the mix, we’re going to include Vad Lee as well. Yes, he’s still active and only has one season under his belt. However, it was a heck of a season and if he follows up on last year’s record setting performance, he’s definitely going to be in the JMU G.O.A.T discussion.<\/p>\n Vote in the poll and then share your thoughts in the comments. It’s a Friday in the summertime, what the heck else are you gonna do all day?<\/p>\n