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  1. Any one of us goes into a biker bar and starts yelling how bikers are trash, scum, and the lowest of the low. How long do you think we last before getting seriously hurt or killed? Go and sit in the middle of a Eagles game with your Cowboys shit on, hurling insults at all the people around you. What's the amount of time before you get stomped out? All of us conduct ourselves in a way to promote self preservation. As soon as you start with hateful rhetoric your life expectancy goes down. People shouldn't be violent, but people also shouldn't poke the bear. Most of us know that and conduct ourselves accordingly. Charlie Kirk did not and didn't make it to year 31. So many right wingers are pointing the finger at liberals today instead of looking in the mirror. If Charlie Kirk was a branch manager at his local Wells Fargo, he would be coming home for dinner tonight. Instead he spent a decade spewing hate to the masses and ultimately it caught up to him, just as much as it would if you and I went in that biker bar every day talking crazy. Quit blaming us. Look in the mirror. Bruce Willis wasn't going to make it very long holding that sign either.
  2. Yeah, saying that black people are mentally inferior is incredibly kind. Fuck you bitch!
  3. You don't want to hear from him because it might not fit your narrative.
  4. I don't even get that. More like Kirk was a true American hero.
  5. He is right Chicken. If I go to the sticks right now saying all kings of hateful shit about rednecks the likelihood that I don't make it back increases exponentially. Does that make it right? No1. However, if you are out there saying hateful shit about just about every demographic besides your own for years, it's just a matter of time. None of us are out there doing that. We work regular jobs and keep our opinions to ourselves.
  6. This poster doesn't seem to understand that the pendulum always swings back. Right now the conservatives have clawed back power, but history tells you that progress always finds a way. Always. No matter how hard his people try to put progress down it always gets its shoulder off the mat just before the three count.
  7. Geezus we still run the same routes. Wide zone didn't make sense at all last year because it leaves your immobile QB completely exposed on the back end. Wide zone is best run with a mobile QB so they can boot out the back and have a run-pass option. IZ is the better offense for an immobile QB and better to run RPOs off of. Sark was trying to square peg into a round hole. Now we have a QB that better fits his scheme. Just because our QB isn't choosing to hit the checkdown doesn't mean we aren't running the same shit. Except the screen game because our WRs can't block it. 9:19 mark and same play with the rub route that Arch missed vs Ohio State I can go through and find all the same plays we ran last year that looked totally different because Quinn took the short option.
  8. We ran 4 verts at times last year too.
  9. Exactly. Also we ran a fair amount of vertical plays last few years as well if you go back and look. @Codaxx doesn't seem to see the short and intermediate routes in our current passing attack. Just because there is a vertical doesnt mean you have to throw it to them. The same things were happening when Arch came in last game. In fact, vs Georgia onen of the first things he did was throw right past a wide open crosser into double coverage.
  10. And that's the rub Codaxx. It's not Sark that is holding Arch back. Arch does it to himself. You well as I do tat in most situations the shorter routes develop faster than the longer ones. If you are always looking for the long ball, you will miss the short ones. Teams literally run their defenses to keep us from taking the to off, an force us into 12-15 play drives in hopes that we falter along the way. We need to move the chains until they creep up and then take the top off to keep them honest. Last year AND this year when Arch has been playing we need to run the offense with patience and look for our spots to be aggressive. If he can settle in and do that we will be just fine moving forward.
  11. Lol. We literally do it to everyone. Consistently. Every year. Since eternity.
  12. People say the wildest shit for real for real. lol
  13. Everyone here(Texas) thinks we are crazy for picking up and moving. I just couldn't keep staring my wife and daughter in the face day after day and telling them it will be ok. Meanwhile the state of Texas is showing it's ass week after week. I had to do something.
  14. Upstate is relatively cheaper than Texas. I was shocked. Bracing for the winter though.
  15. To get this thread back on track, we did it. My wife and daughter are safely in our new home in New York, while I close up shop here in Texas. My daughter Facetimed me really excited. She said she was at practice talking to her coach. Her coach was complaining about the drop in temperature and my daughter said, "You could always move to Texas". To which he coach responded, "Oh no. We like our women up here, thanks!". My daughter was beyond delighted. So she is finishing up her senior year of high school and then it's off to play college vball. Her high school is super excited that they got a D1 volleyball player dropped in their laps, and she is happy to be surrounded by liberal-minded people. It sucks to be down here alone. The wife and I have been having Facetime movie dates. For their sakes the move had to be made.
  16. Imagine being on the wrong side of VY and 70-3, and claiming anyone else is the best college football player you've ever seen. Come on Klatt.
  17. To be fair he was pretty solid in 04
  18. Yeah, to see his eyes darting all over said everything. If you know your guy's route, you are locked in on them and come back to the route when it's go time. As far as the playbook not being ingrained, not totally sure. Some kids don't learn by studying. Maybe he thought he knew it but it is clear he is reacting and not anticipating, which is why his mechanics are all over the place. Because those are "oh shit he's open throw it now!" throws. You can see when he is comfortable his mechanics don't break down. It's not an injury. It's simply not having full command of that book. The shoulder thing is simply him getting the jersey material loose so he can throw. Part of me wants to see if he is doing it on throwing downs because if he is defenses will take note.
  19. I have and at least Baker got a hand on him. Williams flat out whiffed. In year 3 btw. Keep that in mind. He may have been the best bodied worst right tackle I've ever seen. Hope that makes sense.
  20. Arch's struggling is due to not KNOWING knowing the playbook. When you truly know the playbook you know which receivers will be open simply by watching what the defense is morphing into. Arch is still watching routes and then looking to see where the defense is late. You could see that on the TE TD pass up the left side from the endzone camera. Arch is watching the TE then looks around to see where the defense is after. That process should be reversed. Because of this he is holding the ball an awfully long time and then making a rushed throw late. That's why his mechanics are breaking down. When the game slows down, and he truly knows where his receivers will be, his mechanics won't break down. Hopefully that's when he starts layering the football.
  21. Our RBs are fine it is the line that is the problem, or it was last game. Since Sark's massive sized O-linemen have hit the 40 we struggle with undersized, quick D-lines consistently. However, if you have bigger, slower D-lines we will push your shit in. Aggy and Clemson come to mind. We have to figure out how to run against speed. It's hurtus against Georgia and other undersized lines like Arizona State. Baxter got a good hole and showed a burst that looked impressive, but mostly they were running around penetration and getting their first contact behind the LOS.
  22. The difference is offensive line. We had a lot of talent on the O-line but but Williams and Campbell were the kind of guys who get drafted on potential. They rotated turns on getting penalties and being turnstiles all season. Williams let more guys get past him without getting hands on them then I can remember ANY right tackle doing in all the dark years and that's saying a lot.
  23. You clearly don't know what a slant is.
  24. Yeah that's just a flat out retarded statement.
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