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Mdhorn

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  1. As pointed out by others, he really is Hermanesque in so many ways.
  2. I'll be interested in the Vegas line this week. In my lifetime, I've watched a lot of seemingly sure things go Hindenburg. I love that VY beat a team with two Heisman trophy winners and a NC win. In my view, Indiana will be the first favorite with less. Can most list Indiana's players beyond the qb?
  3. Cignetti is a witch play caller. There's no way he's hamstrung by a bad offensive line coach--can't afford to be. He has to be hitting on all cylinders to get the jump, and guys have to perform because they won't out talent teams. They can't lose individual battles. But it helps having a game changing qb that can erase mistakes too. It'll be interesting to see how his teams look going forward after they lose proven players.
  4. Miami has more talent, but they will need to keep their heads. They lead in penalties, and they'll start the game without a safety who got tossed for targeting. Stupid play against Indiana will be costly.
  5. How many practices would it take to get this level of execution? They do what they're supposed to do--make contested catches, don't turn the ball over, no stupid penalties which demands focus and team above individual, and they have a mobile qb as a coach on the field that makes every throw, which requires maturity. Miami's gameplan is going to start with hitting the qb as much as possible, legal or not--make the refs call. They're going after the driver.
  6. Turning over a silver lining--if Texas is offering more for linemen, then they will get a few. They should land some, or their messaging, including messenger, is hot garbage. Most of the teams dotting the college landscape aren't and have never been contenders, and their players know this. Get 4 or 5 linemen. I hope Texas lands some sooner or.... By the end of this weekend, we should know more about Sark, especially if they don't pull any linemen from the portal. As in, does he feel good enough about his offensive genius to game plan around a thin, offensive line? Because if he does, and can't see the risk staring him in the face, then he's blinded by loyalty to a fault. Flood can recruit who he wants, but needs to show that his room is fully operational and ready to contend. Something, something performance reviews.
  7. I was told Sark could now concentrate on the offense.
  8. Turnip is going to fabricate some kind of last minute mess that requires his direct payoff or the games get cancelled.
  9. I'll just say in advance, that if this happens, I won't be renewing my Surly subscription.
  10. Plus, wouldn't they charge per visit, to gauge real interest?
  11. Arch is all grown up—transformed this season before our eyes. Balled out today. Who wouldn’t want to take handoffs or catch passes and benefit financially from this manchild?
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