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Josef Pwag

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  1. I fell out of my chair in shock that Sark was somehow able to resist the urge to run the ball up the gut on 4th and short.
  2. How much evidence does Sark need to know that, on 3rd or 4th and short, we don't have the Dallas Cowboys 1993 offensive line.
  3. Somehow, we need to find a RB who won't run directly into our offensive linemen.
  4. If I remember correctly, when Colt left Texas, he had more wins than any other QB (at any level) in the history of CFB and had the most accurate season of all-time. Kind of hard to beat that.
  5. I would really like to see Miami win, so OSU will win by double digits. I just wants to see some Sayin INTs.
  6. When they played Illinois, Illinois was #9.
  7. Go look at Indiana's OOC schedule. They still managed to beat 3 teams ranked in the Top-10 and to become the #1 seed in the playoffs.
  8. This is the only argument that can be made to continute to schedule difficult OOC games that can put our playoff possibiliries at risk. It is a terrible argument. It is the kind of argument a 10-year old child would make, but it is the only argument. Some insecurity personally within you wants to validate your favorite college footbal team without needing to win a national championship. OOC this year, Indiana played Old Dominion, Kennesaw State and and Indiana State. They are the #1 seed in the playoffs. They didn't need a tough OOC opponent to get their team ready for three wins over Top-10 teams. If they win the national championship, you can think of them as a bitch ass team, but I truly don't think they will care.
  9. Texas being a blue blood is not mutually exclusive from being smart & startegic with our scheduling.
  10. Because, ultimately, the B1G and SEC will grow to 20+ teams and their champions will play for the national title. We had to have a seat the table. Until that time comes, we have to be smart in how we approach winning titles. In our current paradigm, playing very difficult OOC road games, when SOS is irrelevant and the # of wins is all that matters, is not smart. If we could go back in time, and schedule Texas State in place of Ohio State, knowing what we know now, should we do it? Yes, because if we did it, we would be in the playoffs. That is the point. Well, we have the opportuntiy to impact future seasons. We should not repeatedly make the same mistake. Keeping Ohio State, Michigan and ND on our upcoming future schedules is making the same mistake over and over and over again.
  11. Again, we chose to play Ohio State. We had to play Florida. We had to play Georgia. That is inarguable. That is a fact. If any of our 3 losses had been wins, we would be in the playoffs. The voters 100% left us out because of the Ohio State loss because that was 1 of our 3 losses. Sub Texas State in place of Ohio State, we win, and are in the playoffs. Our football/athletics leadership had no capactiy to sub a garbage team in place of Florida or Georgia. The Ohio State game was within our control, and our leadership failed the program. I know I am being redundant. I just don't know any other way to approach the intellectually hollow argument many of you are making over and over and over again. The CFB playoff committee has made it crystal clear they don't care about strength of schedule, only the number of losses. It's so weird, some of you are so eager to cling to some bizarre element of pride in our unnecessary OOC scheduling, that you are willing to completely divroce yourselves from reality.
  12. We more than doubled the rushing yards of Ohio State in week 1 (and Arch threw for more yards than Sayin). Nothing matters if your Head Coach/OC goes full retard in the red zone. Nope. We had to play Florida. We chose to play Ohio State.....while the teams that actually made the playoffs scheduled cupcakes. We fucked ourselves last year and will likely fuck ourselves again in the very near future.
  13. Any top 10 list that includes Georgia State and FIU is meaningless.
  14. Let's recap what I said in a post that you labeled fucking retarded: - It sucks that Tech is in the playoffs and we aren't - While I think the extra practices are valuable for all of the other players, I don't think it is worth playing and risking injury for Arch and Colin Simmons in a meaningless exhibition game. - Playing Ohio State last year instead of an easy win kept us out of the playoffs (empirically, this is true) and the playoff committee has made it very clear that keeping difficult OOC games on our schedule is an unnecessary risk. If you can avoid the ad hominem attack impulses, which point is fucking retarded?
  15. Trust me, I understand that Texas cannot win a national championship every year. I can find enjoyment in a season that doesn't result in a championship. I enjoyed multiple games this season very much. That still doesn't mean our leadership shouldn't do everything possible to try to win a championship.
  16. https://hookemheadlines.com/this-g5-transfer-portal-rb-could-allow-texas-to-pivot-from-uf-s-jadan-baugh-cam-cook-quintrevion-wisner-01kddn2vn50a Jacksonville State's Cam Cook, who was undoubtedly the best running back at the G5 level and probably a top 5 overall back in all of college football, recently became available. Despite the rumors swirling about the Longhorns being locked-in on Florida's Jadan Baugh if he enters, Cook could completely cause Steve Sarkisian and Co. to forget about the SEC stud. Cook is much smaller than Baugh at 5'11", 200 lbs., but he has elite athleticism and patience at the line of scrimmage. Very few ball-carriers in football right now show the type of contact balance that Cook does on a consistent basis, which allows him to bounce off would-be tacklers left and right.
  17. Like I said, a lot of you seem to value a wide variety of things other than championships. Fortunately for you, Sark and Del Conte agree with you. I wish a home loss (it it happens) this coming September to Ohio State could feel mitigated to me by a triumphant Citrus Bowl victory over a ramshackle Michigan roster. I'm just not wired that way.
  18. Seeing Tech in the playoffs and us in a meaningless exhibtition, because our hubris kept us in a road OOC game that should have been shifted to a home game against a cake opponent, is joyless for me. The real question is, why isn't it joyless for you? Of course we should be playing this exhibition game. The extra practices are crucial. QB is a unique and special position, and Arch should not be put at risk. An argument can be made that Colin Simmons should also not see the field. Everyone else should play. As for your reference to next season's Ohio State game, that game still being on our schedule proves that some unhealthy blend of hubris & stupidity is driving our program leadership. It should be another cake game to get our players ready for the conference schedule next year, which looks to be rough. A lot of you seem to value a wide variety of things other than championships.
  19. Next year better be Jadan Baugh starting and being backed up by Derrek Cooper, or this will be a hot mess of a RB room.
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