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Skipper

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  1. So we have educated posters on this board now condoning or attempting to explain away premeditated murder. Fuck that. And fuck this loser murdering kid.
  2. I think mental break probably will help just as much as physical recovery. That was a brutal game to lose. Has anyone seen practice schedule? Curious if Sark just starting back up tomorrow to give a few days for a mental reset. I could see a couple of light days this week getting scout team looks and then back to normal game week next week.
  3. I haven't read the entire thread but seeing how many pages it grew, I'm glad to know it was as bad on TV as it looked from the stands. Doesn't excuse our failure to make winning plays (or fucking kicks) but there was no doubt in my mind that crew was doing everything they could to keep UGA in the game in the first half.
  4. I dealt with 100X more nonsense before, during and after game in Atlanta compared to @ A&M the week before (or any OU game for that matter). Now, maybe if Aggy won it would have been different post-game. For anyone that has attended a horns loss in Lubbock, that was exactly what the experience was like. And like Tex Pete said "going out of their way to be assholes" is pretty much a perfect description of the average UGA fan. Really a damn shame we didn't win the game and shut them up.
  5. I also wondered if this is just kind of what we signed up for. College kids are one thing, but like you said, way too many blackout 30-50 year olds in packs actively seeking out a confrontation. It was pretty sad and pathetic.
  6. They are very much Tech-esque except cockier. They aren't Ohio State level, agreed. That was unparalleled. But spending the day around those morons in Atlanta pretty much made me cross off a trip to Athens next year. Wouldn't be enjoyable. Bunch of meathead douchebags.
  7. They haven't done much offensively against decent to good defenses either. I haven't dove in much yet but offenses seem similar on paper with the Texas D being a lot better. There is a reason we are favored by 10. I don't think it will be an easy game though for all the reasons everyone is saying. For whatever reason we just can't put it together on offense. Turnovers, penalties, drops, pressure, red zone play calling, etc. It seems like it's always something that fucks up good drives and it's been an issue this entire season since conference play started outside of the Florida game (and that took an incredibly aggressive 4th down play call to kick start the offense). It's who we are at this point. The good news is every single piece is there to put an offensive game together to beat anyone and even a C+ offensive game should be good enough to win the next 2 if our elite defense shows up
  8. Love that path to the semis. No excuses.
  9. GTFO with this bullshit. We have just as good a shot as anyone. Let's see the path but there isn't a team in this field we can't beat
  10. They are going to drag this out and max ratings.
  11. I tend to agree. Getting slightly aggy about this topic. Looking at pics I don't see a ton of space which shouldn't be surprising with newly designed stadiums maximizing prime seating. Going to be a shitload of press etc. utilizing space outside of team area. It's not Georgia or SEC sticking it to us. Give me a break.
  12. It's not "discovering ability to lead". It's that he has no fucking experience. I reiterate. He was a HS coach during COVID. A resume for a young offensive coordinator that would make a little more sense looks something like: (i) D1 player, (ii) GA at Power 4 program, (iii) Assistant at small school, (iv) position coach at Power 4 school, (v) OC at small school, (vi) OC at larger school. And then it is still a leap to take over Oklahoma. Again, people point to Lincoln but Lincoln had a significantly better resume when he took over OU AND he was 3 years older. Again, this kid has never even stepped foot inside a power 4 facility as an employee until last week. Success at this profession requires more than just basic X's and O's knowledge. It's relationships with a staff that knows how to teach what you teach, ideally years of experience helping an OC formulate game plans against top tier defenses, reps upon reps as a play caller and not to mention things like knowing how to recruit on top of all of that. Offensive coaches work their whole lives in this profession and 95%+ never reach the level of an OU offensive coordinator position. So either Brent fucking Venables found a game planning/play calling savant that doesn't need any experience for immediate success or this kid is going to be learning on the job in a must win year. So good luck with that Sooners.
  13. I mean he's 29. This kid was an OC at Seminole high school during COVID. Sure, there is a chance this kid ends up being the real deal but it's a major fucking red flag OU (not UH or even Tech but OU) is taking a risk on this kid. He has no real relationships for a "staff" at this point even if he wanted to bring some along (which apparently BV is not allowing anyways). So he's stuck with a staff that was absolute shit this year, that are all significantly older and more experienced than he is, and who, to my knowledge, he has absolutely zero relationship with. So sure, it could work, but it's not even close to a 'slam dunk' hire. I have no doubt OU fans have convinced themselves they found the next Lincoln Riley but even Lincoln had 2 years as a position coach at Tech and 4 years at East Carolina before taking a big jump. So yeah - good luck kid.
  14. One of my thoughts as well is that at least we have the opportunity to pull the Vegas LTIR games if we so choose. Probably depends on what his recovery looks like closer to the deadline.
  15. Home loss to 4-8 Kentucky is worse than a road loss to 6-6 OU in my book. To be clear, I think Ole Miss has a better case than Miami. As does South Carolina for that matter. Miami is a clear #4 out of that group if I was voting.
  16. Like I said, strong disagreement for numerous reasons (not to mention that Notre Dame doesn't really bring more eyeballs than Texas if that is what you are insinuating) but hope we don't find out.
  17. If both Texas and Oregon lose then I think 6, but yes, one of those 4. To be clear, considering the potential for movement behind it's impossible to know whether 6 is really better than 7, for example, from a matchup standpoint but it will be one of those. They are going to maneuver spots 5/12 in all sorts of ways to avoid rematches and, if possible, intra-conference round 1 games, just like we see in basketball. I'll be shocked if the final bracket isn't extremely appealing from a TV matchup standpoint. At the end of the day that is really their (unspoken) job.
  18. Huh? Ole Miss has the "worst" loss of those 3.
  19. Strong disagree absent a blowout loss. I hope we don't have to find out but I'm pretty confident they aren't going to overly penalize teams that are actually playing an extra game.
  20. For everyone bitching about Bama, who in the fuck should be ranked ahead of them? I'm sorry - they are MUCH more deserving than fucking Miami. It was pretty straight forward from my perspective. The real test is what they do if Clemson beats SMU.
  21. Yeah, think I'm passing on this. Think they overpriced it for the limited time window. Will probably want to get into the stadium well before kick.
  22. Alright at this point I had to just look it up. We got the ball back with a 10 point lead with 10:49 in the 4th. We ran it 3 straight plays for gains of 8 yards, 16 yards and 8 yards. Then on 2nd and 2, we ran it for a loss of 5 yards. Then the 3rd and 7 was the shitty Bond route that should have been converted. Then the fucking Punt got blocked. We didn't get the ball back until 4:32 left when A&M had 2 TO's left and we ran to make them burn timeouts which was the obvious play. There was no "abandoning giving Quinn the ball". It was exactly what you would want to see from a play calling perspective in that scenario when you are beating their ass at the line of scrimmage.
  23. I just don't think this is correct, at least for last week. Both 2nd half drives where we turned the ball over were great drives with good mix of run/pass. First drive pass heavy before the pick six (we should have ran the damn ball at that point). Next drive more run heavy but with multiple passing conversions. I don't think we really "abandoned" the pass until the end when we were 100% milking clock. We were trying to run the clock out before the 3rd and 7 incompletion to Bond for sure (and that was on Bond) but lost 5 yards on 2nd and 2 the play before. I just have absolutely zero issue with anything we did in that A&M game offensively outside of the play call on the pick 6. I thought Sark called a great game other than that. That was still some shit luck despite the play call. Then Quinn has to protect the ball better his next drive and then the punt block was just WTF. But as far as a macro "state of our offense" that is the best we have seen in a long time despite the WTF plays that made the game closer than it was.
  24. The only play I can think of off the top of my head the last few weeks where this was a problem in the 2nd half was the 3rd down pass to Bond last week about halfway through the 4th and that was pretty clearly on Bond fucking up the route. It was wide open and Quinn through it to the correct spot. I'm sure there are others I'm not thinking of, but we've run the ball really well in the 4th quarter the past 3 games.
  25. JFC dude. It's called watching the fucking games where we were obviously milking clock in the 2nd half the last 2 weeks. So yeah, that is the fucking flaw if you are trying to use pass/run splits to prove a point about the offense generally. LOL Do you really not understand ball enough to understand "throw more when behind and run more when ahead"?
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