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  1. Rebuilds are easy if you hire the right coach. Look at Indiana. NIL/rev share and the transfer portal are huge in mitigating roster risk.
  2. This team is mentally soft and entitled. But thankfully Sark is going easy on the guys so they can be soft, entitled, and HEALTHY come January when they’re watching the CFB playoffs from home.
  3. Relating to a coach due to his ethnicity is far less important than listening to the coach who has put a ton of players in the league. Kerry Coombs had no issue relating to players. The issue is Akina isn't getting these guys ready to play. Not seeing any big improvements year over year other than McDonald and that last game wasn't a great example of it. D Williams has taken a major step back.
  4. Sark isn't a talent maximizer. That's why he tends to look pedestrian against teams where he doesn't have a solid talent advantage. That's okay if you're an elite accumulator and assessor of talent, but with NIL being what it is, he won't have the overwhelming talent needed to be effective. The hope is that his ability to bring in and develop high level QBs would help stabilize the most important position in the sport. This season has been filled with examples that prove that it takes a full team to be elite. You have to be borderline elite to make it out of the SEC. Not too optimistic in this regime anymore, but it could be worse. Hopefully it doesn't bottom out.
  5. Any value Roberson provides is overwhelmingly overshadowed by his proclivity for boneheaded plays He needs all of his NIL revoked and if he decides to stay, cool, otherwise, adios mofo.
  6. Our defensive coverage has improved over the years when he became less involved. He somehow beat Jahdae Barron for the starting nickel spot in 2022 only to eventually lose the spot to injury and Barron outplaying him. Barron locked down the role the following year and Guilbeau got another shot at it when Barron moved to corner, he was better but still underwhelming. We rotated many bodies at that position over the season too. This year, we decide to trust him again and he has, predictably, been subpar yet again. Hence the opening of that position over the bye week and Kade Phillips(promising)/Kobe Black(terrible) eating into his snaps every week
  7. Hopefully we see a lot more Kade Phillips in this game. Either way, Georgia has the tools to test our defense at every level. Gonna take 27+ to win this game. Even if we’re up early, we’ve seen them come back time and time again. I don’t think we get it done this time, but I’d love to be proven wrong. Need the dawgs on offense to show up to have a chance. I got Georgia 30-20
  8. Crossing routes were a massive issue in that game as well, still an issue in the last game.
  9. Georgia Tech and Auburn (basically close enough for people from parts of Georgia to associate with them) don’t exist?
  10. This guy was begging for a Texas offer/push during his recruitment. We passed on him then, doubt we push for him now bc of what he did at Jax st unless he’s willing to come at a discount
  11. Another promising thing I saw was finally using Niblett as a decoy on offensive plays.
  12. Guilbeau has maybe made one good coverage play in his entire career at Texas. He's okay in run support though.
  13. If I remember correctly, Vandy loves to do the slanting DL thing that gives our protection schemes fits.
  14. There’s a balance to be found between abandoning the edge and playing straight contain. Just maintain your gap responsibility Its the same problem JJ watt had, but he was a much more consistent explosive generator
  15. Hopefully he does a better job of containing the edge as a spy than he does as an edge rusher. I enjoy his tenacity, but he’s been punished for that a few times already this year.
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