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Gut Wagon

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  1. 8-10 or 7-11?
  2. Just taking Roberson off special teams might be worth another win per season.
  3. https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/9655644/mack-brown-says-firing-texas-longhorns-defensive-coordinator-manny-diaz-not-sign-panic
  4. She's never exactly been a wizard among the trees, even when no trees are lurking. Probably just rushes the shot. It's interesting that Preston is pretty good in close but still has work to do from distance. Together they're a pretty complete package. Spaight will be Rori 2.0 next year, only with more scoring moves.
  5. Go for dos.
  6. Yes, they've mastered that, as well. But they do tend to drag out the anguish most weeks.
  7. It really is remarkable how they snatch defeat from the jaws of victory week after week, year after year. And against all levels of competition.
  8. Falcons offense reminds me a lot of the Longhorns'. A few nice plays interspersed with drops and flags.
  9. I'm not sure it's Raheem Morris causing the Falcons to be this way nearly every week. But on the chance it is, I'd can him. I mean, I say that nearly every game, but still.
  10. We're not the most cerebral team in general.
  11. Eventually, everyone realizes this guy is just a posing spinmeister.
  12. With Akina coming in, I'd hoped to see tight man coverage in the secondary this year, despite the loss of two monster talents to the draft. The mistakes too often made back there have disappointed me more than our OL play or anything else out on the field. Guilbeau isn't fast enough and clearly has been targeted, but Muhammad also has given up some big plays I don't feel a top CB should. And sadly, in some cases we've had such poor coverage I can't even tell you which DB was at fault for not covering well. Listen, losing to Georgia is easy to do. They're trouble for anyone not named Bama, and Sanford is a mighty tough venue for opponents. But a blueblood accustomed to playing in front of a lot of rival fans can't waltz out there and drop passes and draw flags, several of them huge in terms of possession and/or field position. We might have lost anyway, given how both teams typically play in the second half, but those early mistakes put us in a much deeper hole than we faced in the SEC title game. Anyone who thinks Arch should have been able to save us from all our glitches wasn't watching closely. He delivered some phenomenal balls to guys who were well covered. Still, I'm puzzled why we aren't moving the pocket more to take advantage of his legs. If you're going to have him drop back and read while being a sitting duck for a great D, you're basically reliving the Quinn days we all looked forward to moving past. Georgia won in part because it used Stockton closer to the way in which we should Arch.
  13. Elko kindly providing the injured player with some shade.
  14. Pope is a liability in too many facets of the game to overcome not being able to shoot.
  15. Nobody violates poultry like aggy.
  16. This. He's certainly not VY, but not running him more is just being a moron. Desperately need a scoring drive here. Better turn Sellers loose.
  17. Sellers needs to start using those wheels.
  18. Kevin McHale with better range 😎
  19. Understandable. My approach is simply to root against the Sooners in all sports. Including those in which Texas doesn't even field teams.
  20. Stanford-Pitt was epic. Cardinal in 5, 16-14.
  21. Had to follow both these games online, so somebody give the recap on why we're so inept taking care of the ball and giving up so many threes. I'm sure Harper being out is a problem, but still.
  22. Kentucky takes it. Felt weird pulling for OU.
  23. OU down 10-13 but now climbing back into the set after being way behind early.
  24. Seems we've gone through this great debate over HS vs. transfer guys since before there was a portal as we now know it. I continue to believe the better strategy is to build solid multi-year guys with a Trey or Rice sniper type thrown in when you can get one, not replacing 3-5 freshmen starters every year a la Calipari's Kentucky. I'm fairly confident Miller sees it that way, too.
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