I think the difference between Boykin and Hill is pretty small. Boykin made more highlight reel plays for sure, but Hill is underappreciated, I know that. If we didn't have him we'd be up s--- creek.
I thought some people were too down on Hill after last season and coming into this season, but I don't know if he's still under-appreciated.
He seems to be getting a lot of positive talk from the media coverage I've seen...and deservedly so.
With that said, I think it's getting a little lost just how much Boykin had on his shoulders in 2015 (including a preseason #2 ranking and Heisman hype based off 2014).
Boykin was asked to do almost everything on that 2015 offense......and he had to win shootouts, throwing well over 50+ passes in some games, with combined rushing/passing attempts of 47 per game (and that stat is actually lower than it should be b/c Boykin was injured like the Kansas game where he only had 8 passes/2 rushes).
The TCU defense is better this season and the QB's role in the offense has since been scaled back, and I think that's part of the reason for Hill's improved play this season.
Hill hasn't thrown over 40 passes in a game this season, and his combined passing/rushing attempts per game right now is 35.