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Posts posted by Noozak
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Those receivers were all transfers. That's part of my point. The receivers we recruit aren't being developed. I would also argue the development curve at receiver is much less steep than a position like OL. It shouldn't take 2-3 years to see results
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Has there been any conversation about WR development since hiring Chris Jackson? I've said a couple of times that our route running looks lazy. I haven't seen much development from our non-transfer receivers.
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There is a troll post gaining steam that Billy got an extension. What did happen is Stricklin got his extension which means he’s probably clear to fire him if the continue to perform the way they are
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A guy like Worthy is also around 170lbs, so it's certainly possible with the right development and scheme. I suppose someone will be stupid enough to pay that much money for him despite his market value being a bit more questionable. I'm sure there are numerous examples of egos for those involved (player/agent/parent) that won't swallow a smaller offer with a better promise of development.
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What's interesting to me is that all the commentary on Ryan Williams is that he hasn't improved. Lazy route running, bad pad height, etc. AJ McCarron went off on him the other day. People are saying he doesn't look any bigger or faster this year either. I guess that goes to the comments up thread about the lack of S&C work. Someone like Williams is likely to be fielding offers from other schools constantly. At what point does he start taking those seriously?
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1 hour ago, WhatTheBuck said:
Did you apply the same scrutiny to how Texas covered Jeremiah Smith?
I don't know why you're getting negged here. That was clearly the game plan from both teams. You're willing to accept a penalty here and there and gamble that they won't keep calling it.
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1 minute ago, Derka said:
lotta good points made here by ryan clark. the only thing he doesn’t touch, which we still can’t explain, is why arch looked so different with his throwing motion last weekend. is he hurt? we don’t know. but other than that, there’s a lot to marinate on in here:
Derka i'm not attacking you here, so please don't take it that way. This take from Ryan Clark about the generational talent is pretty fucking stupid though. Recruiting services and every school in the country all agreed that he was the best QB in his class. He had a 1.000 rating for fucks sake. His arm talent is on the same tier as Lawrence, Andrew Luck, etc. Anyone who saw him play all agreed. What we're just going to fucking act like that didn't happen? How is there any evidence that he isn't a generational player? There is absolutely zero evidence that Bryce Underwood is a generational talent. The Michigan QB room was a dumpster fire. You don't pay someone that much to sit the bench. The family said from the beginning that he was going to sit and take his time - there was no rush. If there is a problem with Arch I think it was that his family allowed him just to sit back and learn rather than push him to take the job from Quinn.
This response is just as reactionary and stupid as those who hyped him to the moon. The kid sucked ass last weekend and deserves his lumps but he also deserves the benefit of time as the starter and time to learn. You can count on 1 hand the number of QBs in college who make that throw down the sideline in the 4th quarter. Ryan Clark can miss me with this bullshit.
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3 hours ago, catastrophic789 said:
Honestly he's so fucking bad, there's no way it wasn't known during scouting him. Which brings the question of how he ended up the highest paid player in CFB. And the only answer I can come up with is coaches are intentionally fucking up in order to get fired after signing mega-guaranteed deals. Just saw it with Jimbo and Orgeron. It appears we're about to see it with Belichick. And Sark had his contract full guaranteed with the 1 year extension in January, just in time for Arch. When this thing completely falls apart and Sark gets fired after next season, at some point you can't help but connect the dots
This is the shittiest rage bait attempt I've seen in a long time
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2 hours ago, Levi said:
Nash Talks Texas on Twitter or YouTube. He’s pretty good and gets the vids up quick.
Wingo’s route on the interception was awful. Arch threw a poorly times meatball but still. He did arch no favors. Has there been any conversation so far on the new-ish wr coach and his development skills?
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5 minutes ago, Wulaw Horn said:
That’s as bad a fucking game as I’ve ever seen a UT QB have. Disgusting.
I think it will be fine. Eventually. But that was absolutely disgusting.lol are you purposely forgetting about the Tyrone Swoopes experience?
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Arch hasn’t been great but god, the coaching staff absolutely shit the bed on this offensive game plan. Struggling qb? Let’s make sure all of the passing plays take 10 seconds to develop. Quick easy passes? Fuck that. TE passes? Fuck that. Oh outside zone averaging 6 yards a play? Let’s run it up the middle for no gain.
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47 minutes ago, closetojumping said:
Good info. I just generally see McShay as a buffoon. Biases undoubtedly make him worse.
I have a friend that worked the front desk of a nice hotel in Orlando back when he was in college. McShay was a semi-regular guest at said hotel and would routinely bring in known (to the staff) hookers back to his room.
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He's a good kid, but yeah...
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7 hours ago, BurntOrange&White said:
I think there was rumors he may have to have surgery on his shoulder but never did. Missed a bit of spring with the shoulder issue as well that lingered from the season if I recall.
The exact words that came out of Aiden Warner's mouth to me before their spring game was that Lagway had an arthoscopic procedure done on his shoulder before spring ball started. What I was told at the time was that he would likely need surgery. That didn't happen. Lagway is made of glass so I expect that he will reinjure it at some point and Aiden will get the starting job again.
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On 7/16/2025 at 1:10 PM, texifornia said:
I assume we've freed up the money for UGA to finish this one off. He did have a commitable UT offer for a while.
might be going out on a limb here but, am I the only one here who looks at this image and sees "NGGA" from the logos?
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Just saw this today
once again, I'm not sure how any of this holds up in court
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I'm a little surprised it wasn't a requirement to sign on to a revenue-sharing deal as a part of the House settlement.
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Saban being a whiny bitch aside, I just have a hard time believing anything they propose holds up in court.
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13 minutes ago, Helobious said:
Lagway did not have surgery, and has no plans to have surgery. Surgery was an option considered for his shoulder and he chose to go the rehab route. Jesus fucking Christ.
I try not to clown on people because we all say some dumb shit sometimes but if you even spent 30 seconds googling "Lagway surgery" you would see a bunch of articles from the last week and a half talking about him exploring surgery so he can be ready in time for the season.
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6 hours ago, Vito Andolini said:
Whoa, you mean your post #8716 in this thread broke the news to everyone that one of college football’s top young QB’s had shoulder surgery, and no one outside the immediate Gator Football “family” knows about it? Damn.
Edited to add I’m not being sarcastic, but if true, that’s a big story. Sucks for Lagway and the talkative girlfriend of the backup, she’ll catch hell.
I mean I have no idea what the surgery was. I have no idea when the surgery was (he was dressed out and handed the ball off several times in their spring game). It could have been an outpatient exploratory surgery to assess the extent of the damage. I would say it's also possible she confused "had surgery" with "going to have surgery". I'm not claiming to be an insider or anything lol. Outside of that single interaction, I don't know shit about Gator football. She made it seem like it was a big deal when she spoke it out loud. It seemed relevant based on the first post I responded to.
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16 hours ago, Fondren & Main said:
Oof, didn't even know he had a surgery. They may definitely be cooked now.
no one was supposed to know it happened. My extended family are all Gator fans and we were at their spring game this year. The backup QBs girlfriend was in the box with us during the game and let it slip. She realized she fucked up and asked us not to say anything but fuck that. I don't think Lagway is going to survive long this season and while the backup is a great kid off the field, it's going to be a long season for that team if he has any meaningful playing time.
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56 minutes ago, Fondren & Main said:
Lagway has spent all spring recovering from a shoulder injury. He may be cooked by the time we play him. We will see.
I don't think it's been talked about by anyone but he got surgery recently. To keep up the charade he played 5-6 snaps in the spring game and every one was a hand off
edit: looks like they're soft launching the surgery idea even though it's already happened: https://www.essentiallysports.com/ncaa-college-football-news-dj-lagways-injury-saga-takes-new-turn-as-potential-surgery-confirmed-adding-to-billy-napiers-florida-woes/
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Texas Football 2025 - Careening Towards the Abyss
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Jesus fucking Christ. Whittington and Worthy were largely developed by Marrion. Are you really this dense? I didn't think I needed to call out every little caveat here. Making plays now and again does not equate to consistent development. Moore largely made plays against inferior talent. Wingo last year was good for 1 play a game and then disappeared