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  1. His inaccuracy is a major concern and really unexpected. He left a lot of yards on the field that should have been easy money. That said, we won the stats but just didn’t make the winning plays you need to win games like that whether that be in the red zone or anywhere else. The offensive line was a big plus for me. I can’t remember the last time we ran it like that against an elite defense. And Arch wasn’t running for his life. Other than Baker blowing that last block, I was pleasantly surprised with how well they played. Sucks to lose to Ohio State in almost the exact same way as last time but this team and Arch Manning’s best football are all in front of them.
  2. I know there is a catch-all thread and other threads dedicated to specific teams, but I thought it would be convenient to have a thread that primarily discusses on the field stuff specific to this season and the standings in the SEC so we don't have to wade through the other bullshit. If someone thinks this is a bad idea, I'll delete. Some quick predictions: LSU is wildly overrated. Bama is going to be better than most think and will end up in the CCG Georgia is going look more pedestrian than they have in years but still make the playoff OU has the biggest delta on their success of their season -- it's either going to be surprisingly good or a trainwreck Mike Elko will still be morbidly obese and A&M will still be 8-4 Hugh Freeze is going to make an ass out of himself Tennessee's offense is going to be dogshit South Carolina is going to regress back to the mean, despite Sellers still being a beast And oh yeah, we're going to run this shit and the Texas animosity will be greater than ever. Like I said, never invite a vampire into your home.
  3. I don't think balance is going to matter as much with the 9 game schedule. You're still playing 6 other conference games every season that you can manipulate to achieve strength of schedule balance. Eventually, you are going to have play everyone in the conference every two years, regardless. So maybe you balance out Bama having Auburn, TN, and LSU every year with not having to play Texas and Georgia in the same season. If you have weaker permanent rivals, all it means is that you get a steady rotation of stronger teams on the rest of the schedule. You can't hide in this conference any longer.
  4. Wait a minute. You come online and feel validated that "so many" people agree with you. About anything? You do live in a bubble, and respectfully, it's one of the least interesting and "watered down" areas of the city. I can't think of a more generic part of town and that is less representative of the spirit of this city. This city absolutely loves the Spurs. Per usual, you are either the dumbest motherfucker on this site or its most prolific troll.
  5. We’re easy to figure out. The rest of the conference I don’t know. Who is A&M going to get? Texas, LSU and Arkansas? OU? I’d imagine OU gets us, Mizzou and ? Auburn is gonna get screwed having to play Bama and Georgia every year plus someone like Florida or LSU.
  6. Yeah. They have no future or young talent. Nothing to look forward to for I dunno, the next 10-15 years.
  7. Herrera? Helobious is about to tell us that he’s the best lineman in the country.
  8. SIAP. Sark's PC today: https://watch.longhornnetwork.com/video/845705
  9. In Tarp's defense, he only talks about all the explosive plays Owens had against the A&M defense in practices and the spring game. As if that were a true barometer of the guy's big play ability. IIRC, A&M was one of the worst in the country last year in giving up explosives.
  10. From what I've been told, she thinks she is a lot smarter than she is. With regard to the area around the dome... Project Marvel is supposed to connect all that. And there has been a a lot more development near the Alamodome than you are giving credit for. It's not necessarily because of the Alamodome, but it doesn't hurt that it's there.
  11. Coincidentally I had dinner the other night with a big group including someone who is on staff for a city councilman and my buddy who works for the Spurs. They were both discussing how bad she is. But this is going to get done. She doesn't have the juice to stop it. One of the big issues is that the county already jumped in to cover $300 million. So they're on board and it makes it more difficult for her. It's just a matter of time before this goes through. Having anything remotely to do with the Spurs potentially leaving San Antonio would be political suicide. She's going to have a come to jesus moment very soon, no matter how smart and powerful she thinks she is. Are you implying that the Alamodome was a failure? Final fours and concerts and bowl games and conventions not to mention the Spurs playing there for a few years... that thing was a bargain. They paid something like $185 million for it and has returned close to $4 billion in economic impact. Now, they never should have put the new Spurs arena on the east side. That was a major fuck up. But this city NEEDS to reinvest in downtown or its going to take a turn for the worse. We have had one of the most unique and desirable downtowns for generations, but it's kinda going to shit. The idea of having dinner or a few drinks on the river before/after a Spurs game would be huge for the revitalization of downtown and getting locals down there. Not to mention that expanding the convention center would let them bring in larger conventions. Also on the basketball side of things... my friend told me that he doesn't envision Pop and RC having too much to do with the details of the team going forward. Don't get me wrong, they are still going to be around and involved, but it is apparently nearly completely Brian Wright and Mitch Johnson's show now, hopefully to have an RC/Pop-like run for the next 15 years.
  12. Puro San Antonio. I do think it's a bit weird that they actually got the mayor to comment on a death threat, though. And then she immediately went to the race card. I don't think she quite has this PR thing down yet. /no cloak room
  13. On paper, that Temple game kinda stands out to me as a potential trap. It's a sandwich game (between Michigan and Auburn) on the road with an early start in Philly. Temple hired KJ Keeler to replace our beloved Stan Drayton. Keeler is old but the guy is the all-time winningest coach in FCS playoff history and the only coach in FCS history to win a national championship at two different schools. The QB is in his 6th year of college football and they brought in about 10 transfers. And OU had the ugliest 51-3 blowout in Norman against them last season. They got 6 turnovers so the game got out of hand. But I watched that game, and play in and play out, Temple didn't look overwhelmed. Especially if OU ends up beating Michigan and gets an earful of how good they are, I can at least see that game being interesting. Or at least making a first half wager on the Owls until OU wakes up.
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