Best 80's Husker QB - Steve Taylor or Turner Gill?
92%
Turner Gill
He did it all and minus a really bad call, he might have earned a national championship.
Reply ReplyIt was a great call. The reciever dropped it, although it could've been a better throw, and the reciever was open. It was an execution failure not a bad play call.
Is this a serious poll? It’s not even debatable. Turner Gill lost 2 games by a total of 4 points.
Reply ReplyBoth were very good. The screw job at Penn State cost us two national championships. If we were n/c in 1982, we do not play Miami, in Miami. Additionally, having Gill play freshman football was stupid
Reply ReplyTaylor was awesome and a great fit for the option game but I have to go with Gill. I think the better Monday morning QB question would be Frazier, Gill, Crouch or Frost.
Reply ReplyTurner was the heart and soul of his teams. He was looked upon for leadership by the rest of his teammates. Remember, he was one completion away from winning a National Championship.
Reply ReplyNo. We beat Penn State and we would have been able to tell Miami to pound sand. Miami was the only team that could have beaten us. Gill should never have played Freshman football. It cost him a year.
Gill was clearly the better of the two. Taylor was overated but had talent and played hard.
Reply ReplySteve was great but Turner could do it all! He's the best all-around quarterback Nebraska ever had.
Reply ReplyPart of the 82 & 83 scoring explosion. Lead a 2nd half comeback in the national championship game falling only inches short. Robbed at Happy Valley in 82. Did Steve ever beat Oklahoma?
Reply ReplyTurner was the first real option QB in the Osborne era. He took over as a soph QB in a time of trouble (NU record) and provided the athleticism, QB option capabilities, and strong overall leadership.
Reply ReplyGreat person and player. Of course, he had a great ensemble in the team too.
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