lazygringo

An injury timeout is more than enough time to get Williams or Guilbeau into their headset helmet. It's not hard to coach one player to lay down on the ground if he's hurt. Anyway, every team in the country will be facing the same issue.

On the headset in the helmet thing, since only 1 can be on the field at a time, we need to have multiple options in case a dude goes down or has to exit due to a targeting penalty. My guess is Guilbeau is insurance if we have to play without Hill for some reason.

He's never been a very good talker, with the media at least. Good football brain, though.

Ball has to be our focus. Dude's game is insane.

Who do y'all think we'll replace him with? Ball and/or Osborne?

Doesn't Ryan Wingo fit that mold?

Isn’t Aidan Chiles already headed to Michigan State?

Would Sydir not be able to take on that role (assuming he can play more than 3 snaps in a row)?

Just saying, they run the ball more so we need guys. Are we sure we have the guys?

Man, what's the plan at DT next year? We rolling into the SEC with Broughton, Mitchell, Bledsoe, Bryant, and Ross? There's a huge lack of game experience there, outside of Broughton. It feels like we need portal guys there, most of all. Ideally Walter Nolen.

OK Boomer

The more Quinn runs for first downs, the better off we'll be. Our third down conversion rate is bad when he doesn't improvise like that.

No one knows.

In a way, I could see Tech fans being pissed at him for this because this is going to be repeated over and over again by Sark and Company in practice in the week leading up to this game. If it were a Tech home game, I'd get it, but they were already going to be walking into a hostile situation. This is going to make our fans fucking ravenous and bloodthirsty. I do not see that ending well for them. But... then again, it's ratings for his truck stop conference. The funniest part of his statement is where he was like "We were able to get Texas and Oklahoma out a year early." But he would give both his testicles to keep them in the conference even 1 more year. He didn't have a fucking choice. We told him we were leaving a year early. And he fought to prevent that until he couldn't anymore.

I feel like we haven't heard much about Arch making great throws. I, for one, don't care how the ball moves, as long as it moves, but typically a QB who can't complete passes on the regular is going to get exposed. From the scrimmage where Arch outplayed Malik, all we heard about is him having one long run. If he's really pushing Murphy, there must be more development of his passing attack this camp than 9.95ers have been told.