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TwiceHorn

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  1. That's one year. UGa, OSU, and Alabama have been doing that year in, year out, for a decade or more. Longer than we've had a single head coach since Mack, 12 years ago.
  2. I get where you're going, but The term “security” means any note, stock, treasury stock, security future, security-based swap, bond, debenture, evidence of indebtedness, certificate of interest or participation in any profit-sharing agreement, collateral-trust certificate, preorganization certificate or subscription, transferable share, investment contract, voting-trust certificate, certificate of deposit for a security, fractional undivided interest in oil, gas, or other mineral rights, any put, call, straddle, option, or privilege on any security, certificate of deposit, or group or index of securities (including any interest therein or based on the value thereof), or any put, call, straddle, option, or privilege entered into on a national securities exchange relating to foreign currency, or, in general, any interest or instrument commonly known as a “security”, or any certificate of interest or participation in, temporary or interim certificate for, receipt for, guarantee of, or warrant or right to subscribe to or purchase, any of the foregoing.
  3. This reminds me of a middle-school insult hurled by this one friend of mine: ANAL BABY!
  4. Broken clocks and blind pessimists are right twice a day or so. Satya cracked me up with "Stockton's gashing us" after one QB run. I mean, he was, but just the one time.
  5. Geezus. Thoughts and prayers, for real.
  6. Those plays are only brilliant because they worked. Had they failed, Smart would be ridiculed. Why they worked is a different question altogether.
  7. I think the OL struggles swallow the RB problem whole, except maybe for depth. Baxter probably needs to be "relegated."
  8. Which is more a knock on Kirby than a pro for Herman. The point being, Herman was not exactly assembling a recruiting machine. Or any other kind of machine. Richt had 14 years of decent-to-good at UGa but couldn't get over the hump. Kirby came in and fine-tuned the machine. Day took over from Urb and just didn't quite drive off into the ditch, despite their fans wanting to shitcan him until last year.
  9. Try addressing the post instead of the poster, cunt. While we're on the topic of posters, I seem to recall you're having some personal issues, and I am sorry for that. Nevertheless, you are a top five cunt on this board. Do better.
  10. Not wholly disagreeing with your post, but with respect to Concepcion and Craver, sometimes there's luck involved. And Mosely seems to be a bright spot in the receiving corps from the portal. I'm thinking a big part of the problem with WR is the same one with Arch. The shittastic OL really fucked up their development curve. To me, this all comes back to the colossal failure that is the OL in Sark's fifth year.
  11. That's some 2008 thinking right there.
  12. They're the elite of the elite, no question. And they've been building it at least twice as long as Texas under Sark. Day gets the benefit of continuity from Urb. Smart from Richt. Sark gets . . . Tom Herman.
  13. Yeah, IU, or gulp ND. I'm not sure IU is going to fare very well against intense competition, but we'll see. For all the reasons we have to hate ND, Freeman is a likable guy with a likable team.
  14. This comes right back to OL and run game. Sark tries to run more, bleed the clock. Completely rational approach. But mostly because of OL and not just this year, run game just is not that effective, particularly when predictable. Then there's the defense. PK has always had this softish secondary, "keep everything in front of you" approach that just gets worse in "prevent mode."
  15. Banks is a lot like Flood it seems. Almost instant improvement upon arrival and stagnation since. Kick/punt coverage has been pretty good, returns, also. But there's an issue with penalties and seeming lack of preparation for trick plays, but those are pretty rare except for Kirby.
  16. Same. He put himself in a hell of a spot this off-season with some of his decisions. I recognize the fallacy of "who is better to replace him," but we don't have a great hiring record.
  17. TwiceHorn

    Landman

    The whole ridiculous caricature of its subject matter is pretty specific.
  18. Eh, as said before, it seems to be PK's strong preference to keep things in front of the D. Remember DIllon Gabriel? There have been some other pre-Akina performances like that. Akina just compounds the problem.
  19. I don't know that he's miserable due to his personal life issues, and if he is, I think he probably knows he can't do a geographical to fix them. Geographical is drunk code for moving/running away from a situation. If he's sideline-miserable, I think it's because he knows he fucked the dog with the OL and maybe some of his other decisions in the off-season. With the OL and a brand-new QB, he put himself in a situation that any coach, including Kirby, would be hard-pressed to coach their way out of. It's too bad it has come to this, whatever the reason, but the tale will be told this off-season.
  20. Lining up in soft zone has been a PK trademark whole time he's been here. Confused zones have always been an Akina trademark. Toxic combo.
  21. And for all our alleged talent the last couple of years, the OL was subpar, particularly in run-blocking. Not this level of disaster, but not what you need to win championships against elite teams.
  22. Doesn't look like Baxter is going to amount to much. Don't know if it's the injuries or just him. He flashed just a little before the injuries started, not enough to know. He's been pretty unimpressive since.
  23. Question relating to the above: how hard has Kirby hit the portal? We act like the portal and NIL are the solution to all recruiting ills. I think it's more like catching lightning in a bottle than a systematic solution for recruiting. Ranking-wise, Sark has recruited better than any coach at Texas since early-mid Mack Brown. Ranking doesn't tell the whole tale, though, obviously. He's also gotten some gems out of the portal. Kirby/UGa has a recruiting machine with long-term success going back 10 years now (and I think Richt was going pretty well there too), just like Saban's Alabama and tOSU. Hell, a couple of our best portal players came from Alabama and Georgia. That might tell you something.
  24. Check out who the kick went to. Doubt that was on purpose, but . . . fuuuuuuck.
  25. Goddammit. Kirby is not "a decent coach." He's the heir apparent to Saban.
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