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  1. https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/43262455/texas-sugar-bowl-loss-cfp-semifinals Nice little article about Quinn
  2. It’s times like this that I wish they had redshirted him. We’d have him for another year.
  3. Where can I purchase a milk carton of “vegetable?” Seems convenient.
  4. (Sorry meant to edit my first post but was too slow) Correct. Didn’t launch, didn’t crouch, didn’t lower his head. The fourth part? They touched helmets in the act of making a tackle. He didn’t “attack with forcible contact” to the receivers head. Thats the part that the people who think it was targeting didn’t read. He tackled high because I think his intention was to try to break up the pass initially but knew he was late and just had to tackle. He’s wrapped him up. He didn’t try to blow him up and that’s why I think he appropriately got benefit of the doubt.
  5. Correct. Didn’t launch, didn’t crouch, didn’t lower his head.
  6. That scenario, not 4th and 13, but 3rd and medium or 3rd and long at that part of the field, long FG range….in the past the blitz comes, protection doesn’t hold up and Quinn takes a sack that moves you out of FG range. When I saw the defense creeping up I thought, we’re fucked. That was amazing. We’ve been on the other side of that. (Fuck you Joe Burrows.) To have converted that 4th down, it’s still hard to believe.
  7. Yup. At least they had Moss for part of the season. Our injuries happened in fall camp and we went the whole season nursing basically a 2 man RB room, with one guy having fumblitis. They don’t think that affects how to execute offense?
  8. Saban VRBO is pretty darn good. “check in is 3 pm”
  9. They didn’t bring out the chains so not sure what the review crew uses other than the views we also saw.
  10. Taaffe kept his head up, the head contact wasn’t violent at all, he didn’t launch and Taaffe wrapped him up and brought him to the ground. The intent was clearly “tackle” not jar the ball loose and that’s why I think the no call was the right call. Contrast that to the Bond no call where “knock him the fuck out” was the clear intent and Bond’s head jerked back violently. If you wanna make a case that Taaffe should have been penalized, be prepared to explain the no call for Bond (this is meant in general, not necessarily for anyone here). The media picks and chooses the Taaffe tackle because they are playing devil’s advocate in favor of the team that lost.
  11. Because 5.5 per day isn’t worth starting a thread. 😛
  12. Yeah but so many more than that. One that stands out was the 4th and 2 conversion where he threw it to the left sideline. A terrible, low probability play but he made a money throw and WR went up and got it.
  13. I was very apprehensive about OT because I figured a team that could consistently grind out first downs running the ball had a big advantage. That quick TD was a relief. I didn’t think this would ever be one of those 7 OT games. Neither team wanted to rely on their kicker and these offenses both showed they can be stopped. It wasnt a “no defense” game where you’re just gonna stand toe to toe and trade easy TDs.
  14. Man watching those Ewers highlights, I got reminded of how many really high level throws he made he made yesterday. Threw to some tight windows and to the credit of the WR, they made tough catches.
  15. Lhorn

    MUKUBA

    Cool that Peter is still invested in the team
  16. Weren’t there also illegal men downfield on the play near the Texas goal line where their QB ran around forever and eventually Texas was called for holding which gave ASU a first down at the 2 yard line.
  17. I heard he “liked” one of his sunset pictures.
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