My takeaways, in no particular order:
Quinn had his moments of greatness, but alas they came with too many moments of fuck up.
His last interception gave GA a FG that kept us from winning with our final FG in Regulation. It was another shit throw that we've seen way too many times to a receiver who was blanketed.
On our last possession before kicking that FG to tie it up, Quinn threw three shitty passes. REminded me of Washington last year. If the receiver isn't open, he doesn't pull it back in and try to buy time for a secondary receiver - he just puts it up and hopes for the best. On one of those throws, the receiver was open at about the eight. A good tight throw woulda resulted in a first down inside the five or a TD - in either case we would have won outright, but instead Quinn lofted the ball and it sailed over everyone's head - just like Washington.
He got us 16pts in regulation: That's what Quinn does. Sometimes he looks like a scared rabbit.
On our first possession in OT, Sark put in Manning for a quick five, opening the door to an easy first down. On the next first down play, Sark leaves fucking Quinn in instead of repeating what had just worked so well.
Sark's play calling was too often mediocre. The team made way too many errors. Holding GA scoreless was never an option, and when Sark saw Quinn put up 6 in the first half, he probably should have given Arch a few tries. All we really needed was two TDs. With ARch's ability to run and pass, woulda been easy.
It's time to give Manning a bigger role in our game plan from here on out.