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Josef Pwag

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  1. He prefers the term 'midget.'
  2. {Not a rules violation because it attacks people from both sides}
  3. My friends and I never use the word 'cocaine.' We refer to it as, "Ultra sports gambling fifa World Cup."
  4. If that wasn't Mateer's Venmo, and this whole thing was bogus, there wouldn't be a delay.
  5. These are all great points. I certainly don't think Texas will perform at the level of the average team with a new starting QB with 4 new o-line starters. However, the data should guide people to realize that we likely won't go undefeated, and even making the playoffs under these circumstances is less likely than most want to admit.
  6. The odds suggest he will. It isn't a certainty, but it is more likely than not. I like playing around with ChatGPT. For all of its faults, it does have an enormous amount of data on things like this. Here is what it says: Statistical Breakdown 1. First-Year Starting QBs Tend to Hurt Team Performance On average, teams with a brand-new starting quarterback see their winning percentage drop by about 3.4%, while also underperforming point-spread expectations (covering just 49%) The Score. 2. Adding Four or More New Offensive Starters Compounds the Issue Teams with a new QB and up to four new offensive starters have historically struggled badly: Only 20 out of 82 such teams saw improvement. The average decline was 22% in winning percentage, coupled with a 4% drop in ATS (Against The Spread). Their combined ATS was just 44.7%, significantly below average The Score. 3. Contrast: Teams with Continuity Teams with a returning starting quarterback and at least nine other offensive returning starters tend to improve by about 8% in winning percentage, with better ATS performance (~52.6%) The Score. Likewise, stable setups — returning QB, same OC, and most offensive starters — yield even stronger benefits The Score. Why the Combination of Inexperience & Disruption Is Risky Offensive line experience is a key predictor of success, particularly in pass protection: One study showed that offensive line experience explained 5–10% of the variation in yards per carry Mgoblog. Experienced, cohesive lines also significantly reduce sack rates, giving the QB more time and increasing offensive efficiency Mgoblog. In real-game examples, newly assembled lines with poor cohesion often struggle with fundamentals: South Carolina’s line with three new starters and a center in a new position managed just 5.2 yards per play, and had under 30% rushing success – a clear sign of line dysfunction affecting the entire offense On3.
  7. In 2004, I was at a Texans game when I heard someone talking about how Baylor had stunned A&M the night before. I had no idea this had happened. I spent a lot of money getting myself and my friends drunk in celebration. Great time. I would enjoy an aggie loss to UTSA this year even more.
  8. https://www.on3.com/news/coaches-poll-preseason-top-25-released-ahead-of-2025-college-football-season/
  9. Someone can be pretty good and still be improved upon. How many 9-3 Duke seasons, with victories over FSU, have you witnessed?
  10. If a QB gets a winning record at Duke, they did their job. Maalik is not a future NFL QB, and they did bring in someone better, but to say "He lost at Duke" is wrong in every way.
  11. Going 9-3 at Duke while beating UNC, NC State, VaTech and FSU is a losing season in your estimation?
  12. Like they won't be sold out.
  13. If I actually had a house and a couch, I would invite everyone over to watch VelociPastor.
  14. It hasn't stopped me from trying. I can't close, but my ability to open is heroic.
  15. https://texaslonghorns.com/sports/football/roster/brad-spence/14449 https://texaslonghorns.com/sports/football/roster/trey-moore/14374 Roster has Moore an inch taller and 8 lbs heavier. Even if they are dead even, there is something behind this switch that we don't know about. On the surface, it doesn't make sense.
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