AeroHorn

I am trying to figure out which surlite wrote this based on the style. There are too many underhanded jabs in there for it to be genuine (meaning aggy authorship).

I think you should ask ChatGPT to update the template to a more relevant one, such as the following. Surlites, as you have so astutely discovered, are doctors of the theoretical kind.

CU should have run an outside run to use up couple more seconds so that they can throw on 2nd down.

Randolph Duke's obsession with aggy pales in comparison to BOA's with Quinn. Everybody got it. No need to repeat it a hundred times.

His rankings before today's games were 1. Georgia, 2. aggy, 3. Alabama, 4. Tenn, 5. LSU, 6. Ole Miss and 7. Texas. He'll keep aggy above LSU. So, he will drop aggy to number 4 with Texas staying at 7.

USC doesn't seem to have designed QB running plays. All of his runs are on passing plays.

The USC QB looks like a young Ali

How are they allowing a free rusher so many times?

Does USC have ZR in their playbook?

The FR QB is impressive.

that was a bad choice. 1st quarter, 1st possession, no need to go for 4th on your own side of the field.

hard to distinguish between the two sets of fans. TD

The quick, short passes lead to more batted balls. why is he sliding?

Though I very much prefer winning the SEC championship, another advantage of being number 5 besides playing #12 in the first round is playing the worst conference champ (#4) in round two (BYU/ISU) whereas #1 has to play #3 from BIG/SEC. There is no guarantee we’ll be #5 even if we win out though.

Just based on the Vandy game, here are my uneducated thoughts on QB play. - If the plays were as called, Ewers played well and he is the better QB than Manning for the scheme. Based on what I saw, it looked like the strategy was to play safe on offense and depend on defense to beat Vandy. Ewers is good at 0-10 yard from LOS passes. I don't recall even one misplaced throw (except that long overthrow). - But this GD offense isn't going to cut it against better teams than Vandy, which means passes beyond 15 yards. This requires at least one of two things, good OL protection and/or a QB that can throw WRs open. If OL is going to be inconsistent, then which QB can make the anticipation throws? I don't know the answer to this question. This probably requires rapid deciphering of the defense and confident and forceful throws in tight windows, not mention being in sync with moving WRs. The RBs and WRs played well, fighting for YAC. We really need that 15+ yard threat to stop the defense from swarming the LOS. I hope in this bye week, Sark figures out how to spread the defense vertically, not just horizontally.