Greatest University of Texas Quarterbacks of All Time
Colt McCoy or Quinn Ewers
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Why This Battle Matters
What does it truly mean to embody the spirit of a Texas quarterback? In the fiery matchup between Quinn Ewers and Colt McCoy, it's not just about arm strength and playbook depth—it's a clash of eras, philosophies, and persona. Ewers brings a raw, modern edge, replete with social media savvy and a cannon for an arm, contrasting sharply against McCoy's seasoned poise and heart, which led Texas through countless battles. The stakes? Redefining Longhorn greatness. Which quarterback truly captures the soul of Texas football? That's for fans to decide, as their choice echoes through the annals of Longhorn history.
🔥 Fan Takes
How Fans Are Voting
In this battle:
Fans currently prefer Colt McCoy over Quinn Ewers when it comes to the greatest University of Texas Quarterbacks of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick Colt McCoy 87.5% of the time over Quinn Ewers.
Across all battles:
Colt McCoy win rate: 65.6%
Quinn Ewers win rate: 33.3%
Fan FAQs
Who's the #1 contender in the Greatest University of Texas Quarterbacks league on GoatWars?
Vince Young holds the top spot in the Greatest University of Texas Quarterbacks league. Fans can check out how he stacks up against other legends on the GOAT List.
What is it about Quinn Ewers that still garners fan support despite trailing significantly in the league?
Quinn Ewers has a lot of potential and a strong arm that excites fans about the future of UT football. Even though he's behind in the votes, his fresh talent and recent performances have definitely carved out a loyal following who believe he'll rise to legendary status.
Why is Colt McCoy leading the fan vote over Quinn Ewers by such a wide margin in the Greatest University of Texas Quarterbacks league?
Colt McCoy is blowing past Quinn Ewers in votes, primarily because of his remarkable legacy at UT. Fans remember his incredible plays and leadership that nearly won him the Heisman. That kind of nostalgia and impact really resonates with the Longhorn community.