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satyanash

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  1. Sunshine pumpers during recruiting season: "Stop criticizing the coaches. [Insert big-time recruit] was never coming here." Sunshine pumpers during the regular season: "Stop criticizing the coaches. We were never going to beat [insert big-time opponent]." On offense, I can buy that player execution cost us, rather than in-game playcalling. Sark was dialing up solid playcalls. But we were undone by the complete lack of a ground game, receiver drops and OL mistakes. Like I've said countless times, though, part of coaching is coaching up your players so they can execute your calls, or finding them through the portal. We did neither. Sat pat with our miserable O-line and desiccated RB room. On defense, we prioritized bringing in players who could execute. The issues there were solidly in-game coaching. Bobo coached circles around PK, repeatedly punishing our soft zone and then exploiting our belated aggressiveness for big gains by A) shifting WRs to cause confusion on the backend and B) repeatedly sending out safety vales to the open flats when we sent blitzers. Our secondary has regressed heavily from last year without Barron and Mukuba on the field, and without Terry Joseph and Blake Gideon on the sidelines.
  2. Joe Cook: A two-game season? That's all Texas has right now RT Young: Woof. Kirby Smart and UGA chew up and spit out Sark and Texas
  3. Not going after a RB in the portal was just as dumb as not going after O-linemen in the portal.
  4. Damn. That's a stone's throw from Times Square. Not what you'd consider a sketchy area.
  5. Ten special teams penalties in just two years. The excuses ring hollow at this point.
  6. (Jeff Howe) Snap Judgments: Another showdown with Georgia, another humbling loss for Texas Eric Nahlin: Okay, Here's Where We're at With Texas Football
  7. Warren Roberson was responsible for botching the onside kick AND erasing Niblett’s long return with a penalty. Dude is a one-man disaster on STs. Yet Sark still likes him.
  8. Two years since his signing and this dude has been a special teams disaster. He erased Niblett’s return with a holding penalty away from the play, then completely botched the onside kick and allowed Georgia to recover it. But somehow Sark loves this guy on STs. I don't get it.
  9. After Georgia’s first couple of TD drives we adjusted and started playing more aggressive coverages. That's when UGA started using WR shifts to get us out of alignment and create confusion/miscommunications. They also took advantage of our aggressiveness by rolling out safety valves to the open flats whenever we tried to blitz.
  10. Guess I'm going to root for whoever is playing against OU or A&M. More or less what A&M fans did the past two years.
  11. Evan Vieth: The five plays that decided the fate of Texas' season
  12. Might be time to start looking at the SEC's lower-tier bowl tie-ins.
  13. (Ian Boyd) Five quick thoughts: Out-Smarted again
  14. After seeing the way the coaches handled the portal last offseason, what gives you confidence they'll be able to correctly identify our deficits and patch them with the right players this offseason?
  15. Charles Odum: No. 5 Georgia cruises past No. 10 Texas to continue mastery of Longhorns
  16. We are about to be sitting on our couches come December watching five other SEC teams (including A&M and Oklahoma) in the CFP. And the tired old refrains of "but we made the CFP the previous two seasons!!!!" and "we lost everyone to the draft!!1!" are the best y'all can come up with? Find some new material.
  17. Danny Davis: Texas' loss to Georgia likely ends Longhorns' 2025 CFP hopes David Cobb: No. 5 Bulldogs run away from No. 10 Longhorns in their most complete win of the season
  18. Collecting all the post-game analysis articles, including those behind paywalls, regarding the UGA game here: (Gerald Goodridge) No. 5 Georgia 35, No. 10 Texas 10: Three things we learned Seth Emerson: Bold decisions propel Bulldogs toward Playoff as Horns’ chances sink Evan Vieth: Texas drops the ball, and likely its CFP hopes, in a gruesome loss to the Georgia Bulldogs (Joe Cook) Instant Reaction: Texas stumbles and falls in the home stretch vs. Georgia
  19. Mike Bobo was insanely well prepared. But UGA's O-line also whooped us in the trenches.
  20. Lol. Offense and defense have given up. 42-10 will probably be the final score
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