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What’s timeline for that.
Paging the nurses
I think that’d put him on the shelf for the rest of the year. Or damn close to it. I really hope that’s not what we’re looking at, but the way he was walking after coming out wasn’t great. -
Looked like the hit was to some combination of his ribs and his non throwing shoulder. He played the rest of the series so it must have been something he thought would go away and obviously didn’t.
Hopefully it’s just a contusion, as anything worse in either of those areas would likely be the sort of thing that would cause him to miss some time. -
The grousing over the lack of holds called stopped being discussion worthy a couple of years ago. We don’t get rung up on a bunch of holding calls either. This is just how the Big 12 calls it.
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I stand corrected. The refs just fucked Houston out of a first down that had a big impact on the outcome.
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Ok. First accepted penalty on Houston. Tons not called.
Refs have nothing to do with this one. We’ve actually been fortunate with some of their calls/decisions. -
1st penalty on Houston.
1st one accepted. They were called for holds in the first quarter that we declined because of sacks, tfls, etc -
His timing really couldn’t have been better. If he were born 15 years earlier he’d have struggled to find a spot where he could have any chance of surviving a season, much less thriving. But for today’s game? He’s basically the player every kid creates when they find that option in NBA2K. He just shouldn’t be able to do all those things at that size.
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What all that says to me is that we’ve had a lot of suspect evals and/or takes. It also adds strength to the argument that taking portal players that have already put down film at the D1 level isn’t a bad option in the slightest.
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https://www.breakingbourbon.com/review/little-book-chapter-7-in-retrospect
Picked this up the other day and I can definitely confirm that there is a lot to unpack in this release. It’s a whiskey you really have to pay attention to as you’re drinking it, but there is a lot to like in there. -
Made the trek down to SA in Friday rush hour traffic and Wemby did not disappoint. Our seats were towards the end of the court where did the Euro step dunk and caught the sick lob from Sochan. Seeing him work in person is pretty incredible. He’s a human cheat code.
We’ve got tickets to the season opener and that place is going to be electric.
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1 hour ago, jimmyjazz said:
We've been so bad from the line for so long I just don't believe it. I have battered wife syndrome.
This is where I'm at with 3 point shooting as well. We've been worse at the line than we've been from deep, but I still struggle to think of the last team that really caused any of our opponents to guard us differently because we shot the ball so well.
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Didn't know how to get around the NBA TV blackout so I have only seen a few highlights. I have tickets to the Heat game on Friday and I am stoked to watch Wemby in person.
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48 minutes ago, sidis said:
on third and 9, steve was playing for the same scenario as alabama. remember, on the key third and long driving at the end, we ran brooks up the middle and it worked and we all called it a genius move...because it worked. ou was ready for it and i think it was a mistake.
This argument is a straw man. We were up 10 on Alabama at the time, who did not have a quick strike explosive Offense. In a world where we don't pick that first down up, the win probability for Texas was still well north of 90%.
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53 minutes ago, Hookem2147 said:
I enjoy a lot of his stuff, but like everyone who has some fan in them, he seems to let preconceived notions cloud his view at times.
I don't agree at all with his assessment that Gabriel missed two easy 5 five yard outs to force punts in the second half. The one to Stoops on 4th down wasn't a great throw but the 3rd down to Stogner was going to be short of the sticks even if he caught it.
Right. And we had been tackling so well all game, so it would for sure have come up 1-2 yards short. And OU is definitely not the type of team to go for it on 4th and short.....
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He said he decided on third and 9 after a sack to play for the FG. Not a play sooner. Saying he’s a turtle when he played for the lead with 1:17 and OU had burned all their time outs while the D had been on a monster roll the last 3-4 series stopping OU is not a bad chess move. It’s just not.
That’s revisionist history. The last three OU drives ended with:
- A turnover on downs after Gabriel missed an easy pitch and catch to Stoops and threw it behind him. They had the perfect play, we defended poorly, and they just botched it. Total gift.
- Missed FG after a 10 play 72 yard drive that started from their own 1 (right after we couldn’t get 1 yard in 4 tries)
- An incomplete pass to Stogner on 3rd and 6 that Gabriel threw like a missile for some reason.
OU stopped themselves all three drives, and it had nothing to do with our Defense being on any kind of “monster roll”. That’s just laughable.- 5
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At the time, they were actually playing well enough to get him off the field. They were stuck at 27 after the first drive of the second half.
In total, the defense didn’t do well against him at all.
But they weren’t. The previous three OU drives came up empty due to execution issues. There was the easy pitch and catch on 4th and 2 that Gabriel blew by throwing it behind Stoops. Then there was a missed FG followed by a failed 3rd and 5 where OU had the TE but DG threw a missile that the Stogner couldn’t handle. The D was never disruptive and was simply keeping things in front of them well enough for OU to finally miss a few opportunities.- 2
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Scipio is bang on and it’s his focus on looking at that situation through the lens of win probability that really resonates. If you pick up a first down there, win probability sky rockets. It could have swung things from 50/50 to 95%+. When one play can have that sort of impact, you have to make the right call. Sark didn’t.
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Was the 2nd interception even 1% his fault? Should have been a TD.
Quinn definitely takes some of the blame there. Window was super tight. Throw was high. JT needs to make the play but QE chose a pass with a higher degree of difficulty and didn’t put the ball right on target. -
Holy shit dude read what I'm posting. I never said we should bench Quinn. You're the one making up that argument in your head.
Your original post:
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We never had the lead.
So when it was 30-27 with 1:17 left, we in fact were NOT in the lead?- 1
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Quinn threw two picks in the 1Q and we never recovered from that.
This team could still win a national championship - I think they're that good - but we can absolutely upgrade at QB.
I think Arch is going to make a lot of you realize how limited we are with Quinn.
We never recovered? We had the lead with just over a minute left. We definitely recovered from the turnovers. Shit, maybe if Sark had put the ball in Quinn’s hands on 3rd and 9, we would have won the fucking game.
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Both teams lost today, but the sips were favored to win.
Advantage: A&M
Maalik Murphy should starts wherever he transfers
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Nothing about what I’ve seen from MM provides me confidence as a fan. It’s clear that he’s confident in himself, and that he has an absolute howitzer for an arm. Beyond that, what’s on the film is incomplete at best. The one pass he missed today is one Quinn makes in his sleep. Murphy threw a 4 seamer and I think it would have been a tough catch even if it were on target. Obviously it definitely wasn’t.
I’m not writing him off, but I am completely puzzled by the coalition of fans that are convinced he’s ready to fuck shit up.