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  1. I dont disagree. That sometimes you have to be a football player, but there seems to be decent evidence this is what is being taught. Just pointing out that if it was a singular player, you blame him. When the same issues are plaguing the entire unit, you need ot start looking at the coach.
  2. I did not say a Qb should not yell at his OL ever. I said I am not sure yelling at Stroh or Brooks would do anything. I think Stroh lacks talent and is overwhelmed. Brooks is a freshman that was thrown into a disaster at a position he does not have a lot of practice playing. Telling Campbell to pick it up is completely different.
  3. I think the point of the video was for Scip to say this is how the OL is being taught. I hate to say that, because it is a much worse case scenario than saying player X needs to improve.
  4. I am not sure Arch yelling at Stroh or Brooks was going to do much. Unless you are saying he should come off the field and yell at Flood.
  5. The stop is dead. It is covered. He can throw it, but 90% here would bitch he threw a 5 yard route on 3rd and 8 even if you think the ball could get there before the DB, which is highly arguable. You 100% correct in the fact this is a really poor play design, which is a way bigger issue. There needs to be someone on some type of crossing route running to space to give the offense a chance to get a first down. Preferably, there would be a half field read with at least 2 short/intermediate routes. Having 2 short routes on opposite sides does not help. I really dont understand the idea of 3 verts with stops attached in that situation given the pass blocking issues. I am not sure all that matters, because the DL has beaten Stroh before Arch's gets his back foot down. Arch is going to have to throw immediately at the top of his drop and still going to take shot. This play was dead the moment it was called.
  6. Its not going anywhere. WR route is short of sticks, and the DB is flat footed over him and Wingo gets 0 rub on the play. Both sticks routes are dead.
  7. The bigger issue for me is that it takes time with an OL that does not block well. Speaking more to this game in particular, where it was obvious the OL was struggling. As people have pointed out Sark's play book is a bit extreme. It is generally screen or deeper shots (Sark loves that Post/Dover concept and every defense knows it). Need to find some standard short/intermediate passing game. Anything requiring 3 seconds to run is going to be questionable vs decent DLs in the SEC. (Florida had more pressure in this game, than they had all season prior)
  8. the 2 stop routes are 45-50 yards apart. They run outside opposite hashes. So yes, that is sideline to sideline if you are just reading the 2 stops to get the ball out quick. Neither are going for a 1st down and 1 is a likely pick 6 (to the right). Florida did not bring pressure, what the fuck are you talking about. Everything you just said is made up BS.
  9. That would be great, especially if you can get access to the All-22 (that is probably tough). TV clips do not give you a full picture.
  10. stills are easy. You can just use snipping tool and paste. The video I have no idea.
  11. I give up. You are going to do you. You think a QB can go sideline to sideline in 2 seconds, because the OL got whipped so be it. It is fvcking stupid. You calling anyone disingenuous after some the shit you put out here is amazing. Ill reference the screen you criticized him on and the Wisner dump off when he isnt even in the play. We should all take a moment and think about this play design. You clear out the middle of the field with 3 verts from the inside WRs and run 2 stops short of the chains. I am guessing that is by design, since both receivers broke yards before the sticks. How there is not some kind of crossing route going under the clear out is beyond me.
  12. You mean the play you called a "man-beater". The 3 verts and 2 stops, which is not a "man beater" and a pretty terrible route combo on 3rd and 8. Arch is looking to the 3 WR side and the stop is blanketed. Arch has not even put his back foot down in this picture and you can see him looking to the right. You are probably talking about the backside WR with the DB standing flat-footed 4 yards off, but Arch would need to get to his 5th read there in under 2 seconds and I doubt it would be a 1st down anyway. Both stops are broken off prior to the sticks, which is straight out of the Greg Davis school of 3rd down offense. Neither will get a 1st down. This is not as bad as the cut-up you pissed on Arch for not hitting Wisner, when he is an obvious decoy and the play is a screen to Endries. You are going out of your way to be critical on these cut ups which is a complete 180 from your cut-ups last year.
  13. Make sure you have an empty stomach before watching
  14. Scip goes off. @Thatguy lot of your cut ups are in here
  15. Any word on Baxter? His pass pro would be a huge upgrade for the OU game
  16. Not sure if it was posted in this thread, but might as well. I apologize if already posted. It is a pretty good rant though.
  17. You forgot the penalties we get... But yeah, sounds about right. might as well quote Quentin Jammer: "Arch had us in the game with traffic cones blocking for him. Never mind. Traffic cones don't false-start or hold. My bad to all traffic cones out there!"
  18. that is the attempt I want Arch to make. The play was there; the blocking was not. Cannot fault Arch for missing it, eludes one DL and the next one decapitated him. Just needed him to be spectacular to make that throw or OL to be D+. In this offense you have to take those shots, because scoring it not going to be easy. I am going to guess we will see this vs OU, hoping OL gives Arch split second more or he makes the great play. OU can be had deep, if you can get the ball off.
  19. I am not going to continue this argument. You have to blind or ignorant not to see the changes in this offense from last year to this year. I have seen multiple people with access to All 22 bitching about the routes. Film Guy even put out his Mea Culpa after seeing the All-22. Homer and Scip were bitching about it. Coach from OnTexas bitched about it. I will admit Arch has his issues, but he is not being put in a position to succeed either. It seems a lot of people notice these things, except you and @Thatguy
  20. You just like to bang this drum, despite the entire world noticing the changes. You got to be you. So, Texas went from leading the nation in passes behind the LOS to PA deep shot offense, but it is all the same. Frequency of the type of play calls is completely different. I guess this is a case of do not trusting your lying eyes. Last year was mostly OZ and screen game (obviously over simplified). Athletic OL and a QB that excelled at throwing screens, so that fit. This year is way more PA deep shots. Sark was looking to take advantage of a QB that could threaten a defense deep. Big issue is nobody respects the run game. Hell, I do not even know what the focus of the run game is at this point. The OL cannot protect to get those PA shots off. Safeties are sitting back, because there is no reason to be quick to support the run game. Though outside of Mike Leach rising from the grave, I am not sure there is an offense that fits this OL. I just pray they improve and this comment looks stupid next weekend.
  21. They wasted 3 G5 opportunities to experiment with the OL and took a public embarrassment to get here, but it finally appears Sark realizes the OL is a huge issue. That is what I took from this hiring.
  22. who knows? It could be Kibble or Chatman in there. Maybe we could say something intelligent, if Flood realized the problem by the 2nd game.
  23. There lot of stuff. It better than things like Passer Rating. There is 0 positional grades outside of PFF. Good coaches put players in positions to succeed. Its why the Purple Wizard was so respected. We are witnessing Sark's have the opposite issue this year. He is running the offense he wants, not the offense his team can run. (Moved to more of a play action deep shot offense, with an OL that cannot run that).
  24. its better than most, but it is definitely not perfect (especially for CFB). It is a solid data point, but not the end all be all.
  25. Stroh is the taller midget at this point
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