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Beck sucked and they were only scoring because they were starting every possession in Texas territory because of turnovers and mistakes. Limit that, make them drive the length of the field and they're going to struggle to score on us. Their skill guys suck.

Was re-watching the first game today and leaking the running back out of the backfield on the reverse flea flicker was an absolutely DIABOLICAL wrinkle from Sark and it's a different game if Wisner catches that ball. Also I've come out of it with a bit of a rosier outlook. I think mistakes just started to compound and things started spiraling for Texas and THEN Georgia smelled blood and pounced. Protect the ball, establish the run and use the middle of the field better than we did the first time around and we're going to win the game.

If you just look at counting stats you might think Trey Moore isn't having that good of a season, especially compared to some other guys on the team, but it really just feels like he's involved in so much. He was such a good pickup.

so I could make this gif

submitted for Surly's approval: Trevor Goosby's nickname should be Brother Goose.

if you can tell me roughly when these happened I can hook it up at some point today

If you're doing a three stars hockey style thing Wisner and Broughton are easy stars 1 and 2, but the Big Goose gets the third one. He was put in a really tough spot and he handled it amazingly well. Give Sark credit, I think they tried to protect him by not putting him in bad situations, but he just looked great. I have three plays from the SkyCam that are all in a similar vein. For a guy who is 6'7, 315 he's light on his feet in a good way. He's got really long arms which makes it hard for defenders to get inside on him. The only nitpick is that when they are able to get inside on him he tends to bearhug which will get holding calls down the road, but that's something he can work. There is a LOT of potential here.

My SkyCam rewatch is focusing on Goosby so I'm not watching Quinn down to down as critically, but good lord this shit is why he's so maddening. These are on the same drive. Two of the best throws of his career. Both just awesome throws.

Deondrae Riden who is still at DeSoto and is going to sign with A&M on signing day.

28th ranked running back in his own class. RB3 entering camp with the #3 RB in the country joining the roster. Fought his ass off to earn carries, became RB1 and just sonned Texas A&M. What a baller.

Offensive line said fuck this shit and just big boy'd Kentucky into submission. Kudos to the big uglies.

fumble a lot, find out

I don't know how you guys watch this stuff every game. It is an absolutely brutal watch.

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Here's a gif thread of some things about Ewers that drive me crazy about Ewers I noticed from yesterday on my skycam rewatch (and one compliment) Play 1 - Wingo almost bails him out with a great catch, but watch Moore in the slot. He runs a crosser and he's open and Ewers just attempts the more difficult throw. Make your life easier! Play 2 - Arkansas gets a decent enough rush, but there's still plenty of room to climb the pocket and throw to the receiver over the middle. Instead he just panics and throws the ball away. Play 3 - I noticed this on two deep throws and thought I clipped both but could only find one of them. On multiple occasions Texas had a receiver open on a deep post, but Ewers throws it to the hash instead of more to the numbers. Gotta give your guys a chance to make a play on the ball. Play 4 - Motion cleared out the linebacker, they got the matchup they wanted. He has to put that ball on Helm. Play 5 - This is like making a birdie on 18 to shoot a 100. This is such a good goddamn throw. It's so frustrating seeing him do shit like this after making so many bad throws every week.

I know there's a lot of frustration with Ewers and how the offense plays, but I think you need to take a pretty nuanced look at things: eat shit Arkansas.

Should've been offsetting penalties, but we've reached the stage of the game where the refs feel so bad for Florida they aren't going to call penalties on them unless they really have to.

Florida hasn't been shutout since 1988 so I want it badly.

As someone who grew up a Georgia fan in the era when Spurrier used to delight running it up on Georgia this is fucking awesome.

I was going to lose my fucking mind if they called that soft-ass holding on Bond. There was nothing there.

(Sorry for ESPN+ starting to freeze on me) Texas takes advantage of LB #5 for Florida again (the one whose arms are outstretched at the beginning of the play) he buys into the fake bootleg giving Texas one fewer defender on the screen. I know I'm a broken record about Florida's LBs.

Figure out which Ray Guy nominee has the most eligibility left and give them a blank check to come punt here next year for the love of god.

DJ Campbell being absolute cheeks is one of the most disappointing player development things in recent memory.

Great job to Ewers recognizing #5 is coming on the blitz and getting the ball out. The RPO affects the blitzer enough who was worried about the RB and should've just tried to put a lick on Ewers. Florida's LBs are undisciplined.

Not really. Golden was so wide open he just made an easy throw.