Greatest University of Texas Quarterbacks of All Time
James Street or Bobby Layne

Pick Your Favorite

JAMES STREET

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BOBBY LAYNE
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Why This Battle Matters

Can the spirit of a bygone era in college football still captivate, or has the modern playbook rewritten what it means to lead under center? In the clash between Bobby Layne, with his gritty, nothing-fancy gridiron ballet, and James Street, the embodiment of clutch poise and precision, we have more than just a battle; it's a discourse on the soul of Texas football. Are we nostalgic for the tough, leather-helmet days of Layne or do we lean into the calculated magic of a 1969 Street? Your choice might just redefine greatness at UT Quarterbacks.

🔥 Fan Takes

lol y'all debating this like the world depends on it, but fr, James got style points 🕺
Bobby Layne, the OG! Ride or die with the legends, folks. 🙌
idk man, James Street just resonates with my soul, something about those clutch plays!

How Fans Are Voting

In this battle:

Fans currently prefer James Street over Bobby Layne when it comes to the greatest University of Texas Quarterbacks of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick James Street 75.0% of the time over Bobby Layne.

Across all battles:

James Street win rate: 34.8%

Bobby Layne win rate: 16.7%

Fan FAQs

Who's the #1 contender on GoatWars in this league?

Vince Young stands as the top contender in the Greatest University of Texas Quarterbacks league. You can see how he stacks up against other legends by checking out the GOAT List.

What makes Bobby Layne a favorite among some fans?

Even though Bobby Layne isn't leading right now, his gritty play style and his pivotal role in shaping the early years of Texas football still capture the hearts of die-hard fans. His legendary status in both college and professional football makes him a standout contender.

Why is James Street winning by so much in the Greatest University of Texas Quarterbacks league?

James Street's lead in the voting really showcases the deep admiration fans have for his perfect record during his tenure. His ability to pull off high-pressure plays and lead Texas to a national championship in 1969 has left a lasting impression that resonates with the Longhorn community.