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Thatguy

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  1. 9 minutes ago, lilMAC25 said:

    This is how I see it. Upfront, it’s clearly a negative.

    Maybe it works out that we move one of the 5* up and he balls out, but that’s hope.

    From a productivity standpoint we just lost our most efficient receiver. As many yards as Moore with roughly 10 less catches and 2 more TDs. From a freshman.

  2. 4 minutes ago, SarkAfterDark said:

    Maybe we target him less with more proven talent around him. Parker was Arch’s roommate, I guess it’s possible they still didn’t like each other, but I’d find that hard to believe. Wingo was the first read on most passing plays for better or worse. But Arch would seldomly come off of him to go elsewhere or he would stay on the read too long. He never seemed super confident in those other guys.

    Sark is targeting Wingo because he wants to keep him happy. Sark isn't a "best guy gets the ball" guy. As much as we liked Rojo, he shouldn't have been playing in front of Brooks. Wisner was superior to Baxter. Everyone can see Wingo struggling to play the position, yet we keep throwing him the ball and relying on him on money downs even though he fails more times than he succeeds. My issue is Sark's small rotation.

  3. 2 minutes ago, David Dennison said:

    We aren't losing Jordan Shipley.

    Ship caught 27 balls for 417 as a Sophomore. You never know. What I see is a kid who, while he has some drops, has good speed and has been the only dude winning 50/50 balls downfield for us.

  4. 4 minutes ago, David Dennison said:

    You're worrying to worry. Let the transfer season play out. You shouldn't sweat losing Parker Livingstone.

    3 minutes ago, Dahobbs said:

    Dude, Livingstone isn't entering the portal for lack of targets. That is ridiculous. This is something else.

    Dude has almost half the targets of Wingo while delivering only 1 TD less and the highest average on the team by two yards. Maybe he sees himself as the better receiver and wants to go somewhere to be the feature. It's not everyday you see a 6'4 receiver who can run. I don't like it.

  5. 1 minute ago, David Dennison said:

    It is if he's about to move down the depth chart.

    They're about to be replaced by better players?

    The problem right now is we are spending too much time targeting Wingo and the people around him are getting frustrated. Our receivers aren't bad, it's how we deploy them. Dudes with higher catch rates are walking. Not good.

  6. 3 minutes ago, campcrunk said:

    My thoughts exactly. This defense could not be further away from a Saban defense

    They are the antithesis of a Saban team. Can't run and can't stop the run. I think the country just can't believe they suck because of the A on the side of their helmet but it's time to let the Bama we knew go and accept the fact that they are closer to that team that lost to 5-7 Florida State than a good playoff team.

  7. 3 minutes ago, Dnaguy said:

    True.

    I was still on the fence with them. But I’m convinced.

    They can be beat by a Georgia or a Miami talented team with their hair on fire…. But I also know they can win it all too.

    College football has changed. There is true parity now because recruits don't have stand and wait behind others at the big boy program. You can go somewhere and play. There are going to be a lot of "Indiana's" going forward.

  8. 7 minutes ago, Nicole44 said:

    Yeah. It just makes me ragey. This is the system. This is the process. We should be doing this. Cig has got them rolling in year two. Clearly he’s a unicorn. But the process he implements isn’t. It’s not a hidden secret. Hope we can clean up our shit in year 6 of Sark. Because we have the most important piece, QB. No more excuses. Especially for ridiculous penalties.

    We've had the QB but we've been putting them in the same situation that Ty Simpson is in right now, do it all on your own, and it doesn't work. Sure Arch killed Michigan, but a disciplined Georgia team, determined not to let him run, spied him and held him to negative 17 yards rushing and we scored 10 points. Then we played shit defense and allowed Georgia to score 30. We gotta be able to run the football and play elite defense.

  9. 4 minutes ago, Nicole44 said:

    It’s refreshing watching a disciplined team that is well coached. That plays with a chip. For a fucking football school. Cig is the is the fucking man.

    Anyone that needs an example of how to win needs to pay attention. Run the football, stop the run, play decent coverage behind it. Don't beat yourself with penalties. Now look at these last few years in these big games. The exact opposite of what we've been doing.

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