TheYoungHorn

To make it even more confusing, here is peach bowl official seating chart that says cfp quarterfinal, but also still says 2024, when the game will be played in 2025. So while tickets are already going for below their official face value (with fees) in upper deck, the other area prices don’t quite match up with what ASU says either.

Y’all need to start harassing the LHF now about the robbery that’s going on. here is the chart and face value from aSu. The most expensive seat is sideline club level at $320 per. LHF is saying the cheapest seat they are going to charge is $310 (for what are $195 seats

Wait, what? How much did you pay for those options?

Odd that their two key injuries led directly to the win. Fake because of situation and having untested punter. Backup QB needs to run to get offense moving, they simplify game plan and add in more QB runs...

To pretend that the forces at play today in this loss, and possible forces that will end our championship hopes in the playoffs won't reflect the struggles we have had the last 8 games is naive at best. I am trying to say we have a championship winning defense. It has continued to be amazing, even as we have ratcheted up the pressure on them with unnecessary game-defining possessions, but even in spite of that we are running a scoring DEFICIT in the second half in the last 8 games we have played. Our defense is giving up an unheard of 7.625 points per half on average in those games. Quinn himself is giving up 1.75 points per game in second halves.

Hell, if Guillbeau isn't dogging it celebrating someone else's play, and we Jahdae houses that one and we win today, does it change the fact that we still have a crippling inability to get into the end zone right now.

Ok. We have been one more random screwup away from losing a handful of games in the last 6. Yes, the only team with the ability to make us pay for our ineptitude on offense right now has been Georgia, but can we help our defense out by not making every freaking possession in the final 15 minutes do or die for once.

Since Quinn has returned from injury against OU here is how much we have scored in the second half of those 8 games. 10 (OU) + 10 margin 15 (Georgia) + 8 margin 6 (Vanderbilt) -8 margin 14 (Florida) -3 margin 10 (Arkansas) 0 margin 7 (Kentucky) 0 margin 0 (A&M) -7 margin 10 (Georgia in SEC champ) -3 margin 8-game average = 9 points scored per second half Our number 1, generationally elite defense gave up 61 (Quinn gave up the other 14 himself) = 7.625 points allowed per second half So including the points Quinn spotted opponents, we are at a net negative mark for second half scoring down the most meaningful stretch of football on this year's schedule. Net second half margin last 8 games = -3 This is unreal. That is putrid. If we were Iowa, playing ball control, field position and dominate with defense game plans that would still be bad. But we don't have a punter, a kicker or a quarterback that allows us to play that style of game on purpose and gain a meaningful edge.

Dude. He, the quarterback ran the ball, and was a threat to run the ball. That opened up many things. In fact the predictable going empty with a freshman QB, we mug guys or bring extras and they run QB draw right up the vacated middle cost us numerous times with this guy. Another handful of their huge conversions and gainers were him getting outside the pocket on PA waggles and hitting TEs when we committed to attacking him. Literally what we've been saying all year. Bringing in a mobile quarterback drastically changes your offense's ability to do other complimentary things, running the ball included.

Kind of like Washington last year, at some point you have to give the team that keeps winning the big games credit. UGA has played 5 games against playoff, or last team out, playoff teams this year. They won all of them but one, which was on the road and featured them coming down from a massive 28 point deficit to see a win erased at the end by a freak individual play. Georgia always plays with their food, even when they were on their massive regular season winning streak they frequently played down to their competition and would need all four quarters to pull away and win. But in some ways they are the opposite of Ohio State. When the chips are on the table (and Nick Saban isn't on the other sideline), it seems to be stupid to bet against Smart's Georgia squads.

Leaving this here: Sark vs Kirby and Kalen 0-4

Matt Campbell kicking a fg down 35. mack brown moron

Because they don't want to talk about how way over budget and past time the whole boondoggle is going to cost.

Our defense is nails. They keep getting put in no win situations and winning.

Take him off the field in the red zone. He is a huge liability.

Quinn just put them back in the game. Only thing we couldn't do

Quinn has to pull the ball down and scramble there to move the chains. Even if he is short it would have forced Sark to be aggressive and go for it. I understand trusting the D, but we need to not take our foot off the gas. Our last three possessions have featured Sark making very, very conservative decisions--which shows faith in our D, but is limiting our offense and our ability to stepping on their throat. The best thing he could do for the D.

We didn't get any pressure, gave him easy throwing lanes and we had a zone blitz call with an Edge guarding their best skill player. And now they have a short field because our punter is garbage and our offense refuses to play complimentary football.

What happened to sark and quinn having a perfect orchestrated "script" to start games? We look lost and off to start lots of games now.

Why wouldn't you just take the delay of game there? It doesn't affect field goal and gets you another second gone.

Can we discuss what this might look like if Michigan had it's two best players. Loveland and Will Johnson? This is the same physical team we played, minus their two best players.

Play call was fine, guy was wide open. But in the larger context of the game it is beyond stupid.

So stupid. Run it three times and ideally don't score on first two and you take another two minutes off before scoring a touchdown.

Why aren't they running the ball?

It's even sillier based on the new rules. Since you go right back on offense and HAVE to go for two if you score. So why not just run your best two point call first.