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Posts posted by Longhornlove
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13 minutes ago, Codaxx said:
That was just Golden getting blown up. It looks worse when the RB get popped fumbles it 4 yards backwards to Quinn. 3 guys are coming from the outside that never would have made the play, if Golden didnt get destroyed and the the RB went A/B gap
I understand Golden got blown up, he wasn't the only one and literally no one else was able to sustain a block either. The film doesn't lie. I know that is difficult in a loose ball situation but # 55 got pancaked into the backfield by his assignment not to mention the other disastrous attempts to block.
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4 minutes ago, Hookem2147 said:
Daniel Jeremiah (NFL draft analyst) was on a podcast I was listening to yesterday and mentioned he heard the oblique injury was much more severe than the team/Ewers camp let on. He said he heard there was a tear.
It's going to be frustrating to read and see, but I'm sure once the season is over, there is going to be a lot of pushing from the Ewers camp to let people know how unhealthy he was to try to justify some of his poor play. I guess that is why these guys hire agents/PR teams.
Nah, he was just being a pussy.
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13 minutes ago, HenryJames said:
But what if Quinn was a completely different person?
Barry Fucking Sanders had no shot escaping that wave.
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2 minutes ago, skipmcgee said:
Yeah, that was a heads-up play by Quinn to save a touchdown. He wasn’t the one who fumbled the ball
That was a complete shitshow, no one blocked anyone from the beginning.
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25 minutes ago, Codaxx said:
I dont think he makes it out of the end zone, but it was odd to go down. I didnt go back and watch it, but remember thinking why didnt make an attempt to get out of the endzone.
Because he had 5 guys coming at him and the entire offensive line was turned around watching it happen.
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1 hour ago, dcar00 said:
yes I have watched the games for 30+ years. you were the one rollin in hot.
And you think historically Sarks offense is based on outside zone?
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48 minutes ago, dcar00 said:
well you might want to tell Sark that
Have you not watched the games over the last 4 years? I said historically, that doesn't mean this year. Everyone knows he prefers a downhill running game, he doesn't have the jimmy's and joes to do it this year.
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9 minutes ago, Codaxx said:
By todays rule, does anyone know what a catch is?
Maintain control from my understanding. Doesn't seem that complicated.
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3 minutes ago, Jkwellborn said:
VY to Sweed ranks higher than the pass the other day. If he drops that, there’s no National Championship.
By todays rules, he did drop it.
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1 minute ago, BevoAbyss said:
most all Longhorns forget
Maybe most of us weren't alive or old enough to see it. I didn't forget, I never saw it.
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Well, the RPO is based off the IZ primarily and we rarely run that so maybe it makes sense that we don't run more RPOs.
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Just now, BurntOrange&White said:
I’m fairly certain the first offensive play was a RPO
Odd we haven't been doing much of that. Quinn appears to be pretty good at it.
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1 minute ago, Thatguy said:
You can run more RPOs off IZ and it doesn't expose your QB as much.
I don't think we ran one RPO yesterday did we? I might have been heavily influenced by alcohol.
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I'm convinced QE is better suited to a spread offense. Bad things happen when he turns his back to the defense. We have to stop using those slow developing plays, they are ending more drives than yards they produce.
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3 hours ago, dcar00 said:
outside zone is the staple of his offense and what everything is built off of.
Historically that isn't remotely the case for a Sark offense. It is inside zone his offense typically revolves around.
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5 minutes ago, CurlyDumps said:
Well, yeah. Educated guessing. I doubt @Codaxx was suggesting they blindly guess.
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4 hours ago, achooloco said:
Honestly I kind of blame him for the safety.
Is this a joke?
4 hours ago, MrBig said:Quinn was fucking money at the end.
I'm proud of you.
QE helped win the game despite idiotic play calls and an offensive line that couldn't run block against an inferior opponent. I'm completely baffled about this offense.
Anyone else mention how we struggle when we can't run the ball? I think I might have mentioned it before.
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3 hours ago, Codaxx said:
ASU is known for guessing. They caught Texas quite a few times slanting into outside runs. I would like to see more pistol. Teams have been slanting away from the RB.
Guessing? All they did was watch film. I have been saying for weeks if not months we need to run more pistol. It was a huge factor against Clemson yet we rarely saw it. Unexplainably.
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13 minutes ago, TOR said:
LSU losing this game would also be LULZ.
I hate Baylor but I am rooting for them because we don't recruit against them.
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38 minutes ago, MrBig said:
Your argument is the RZ running game is hurting the team (2.03 ypc) and Quinn’s RZ passer rating (192.96) is pretty high, so Quinn is not the problem in the red zone. Is this correct?
It wasn't Quinn , that of course was both QBs. The RZ rushing numbers are terrible. There is no debating that.
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3 hours ago, BurntOrange&White said:
If a generational talent like VY doesn't fall in his lap, Mack Brown would be viewed at worse than Ryan Day or that idiot at Penn State. I can't imagine that 2005 team without VY. USC would boat race that team. They would have been playing walk ons in the second half.
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19 hours ago, GringoSalado said:
paying players "ridiculous" amounts today,
That PoS can rightly fuck off. He made himself and and his family generational wealth off the backs of young men who weren't compensated appropriately for having their Name Images and Likenesses being exploited for decades.
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Quinn "La Joya" Ewers - The Man The Myth The Mullet
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Golden should be out wide IMO, no need to bring another body into the box.