UncleBuck

Yes and no is what we hear on here, and it makes sense. Moving into the SEC should be the wake up call to get the no moving, and hopefully it has been.

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Any of you cook on a Pits by JJ 20x36 reverse flow? Looking hard at that, and the 20x42 LSG.

Yah, not sure why we're getting hung up on that here. No one said he was a proven championship coach or anything.

Yah, agree. But I still think that goes along with it just being the right call. Angilau is looking inside and everyone is stuck in traffic, so once the end steps in he makes his decision, then sees the guy coming inside and hesitates before continuing to the end. Things probably go differently there if he chooses the inside guy, no doubt, just not sure if that was his responsibility, as he's probably blocking a zone, and does block the first person into that zone.

Okafor and Majors seem to play it correctly, simple down blocks that match up with Angilau's pull. Basically Angilau is pulling into the first hole past guard (Okafor) unless a defender comes off the edge outside of jones, in which Angilau goes to attempt to seal that (most likely?). Jones can come off and get the inside, Bijan can chip the end Jones comes off of. As it goes, Jones ends up crashing the blitzer inside and into Okafor. Had Okafor not been knocked off balance, and Jones blocking the blitzer inside, it's possible Okafor could have come off his guy to at least get a forearm on the looper to slow him down. Then obviously we see Brewer get worked. BUT, Casey is STILL able to step up, he just takes a half a second too long once he does. In live action he had four seconds before he got popped. I mean even if he's not seeing the play develop off that seam, the left side was clear and bijan would have been open for a check-down. Just the right defensive play called, with just a tick of hesitation on the QB.

But does the Georgia mod know shit?

I've gone over this play a bajillion times, and though I think I can see a mix-up on the line, I'd still say Casey had plenty of time, and the ball should have been out and not double-pumped. But going back to the OL part, it's hard to know sometimes. One thing I'm absolutely sure of is that Christian Jones was not manhandled. As the play develops, it becomes clear Jones intentionally comes off his man to picks up a blitzer (who looks to be blitzing run, but picks him up nonetheless). The guy blitzing comes up the gap Angilau is supposed to plug on his pull around that's helping to sell the PA. Once Jones shifts to that, Angilau continues down the line, appearing to focus on the guy Jones turned loose. Then the guy who hits Casey loops around from the right and Angilau is left with a choice. He should have probably grabbed the inside guy (who ends up hitting Casey), since his responsibility was inside to begin with. ORRRR, Jones should have never came off of his man, and let Angilau pick up the blitz, as he IS coming around. But it still doesn't solve the fella looping around from the right, and the fact is that guy is coming far too late. Ball could have been out, but also that defensive play was perfectly timed. It happened, coach it and get it right.

I may have overstated it a bit. I do believe a lot of us have known of a Harris/A&M flirtation, and have had our su$picions about what wa$ really going on over there, enough so to be nervous about it. Again, though, point taken.

tbf, it has appeared that A&M has been a major player for some time now. Honestly I think a lot of us have considered him aggy for awhile now. Your point stands.

I can guarantee you that his public stance of not commenting on how much the opponent might hate them isn't why Arkansas got every inch off in their asses. They need to fix the actual reasons why before their new HC is on TV talking about how "they hate us hell yah we'll slap in on the board!" Works for some coaches and situations, doesn't for others.

I think part of the reason you stick with Thompson is because of the line's inconsistency.

My favorite play was when he didn't walk up to our center, who was blocking his guy fairly well, and allow his guy to step to the side and sack him.

It's a cool change up when the vibrations of words are introduced

You also have to think, that Sark came in here without knowing these kids, and the only thing he had to judge them on was a little action against Colorado. Then he had were practices. Sometimes you get a guy who just isn't as good in practice. And on the other side, you have a guy who IS. Who does everything right. Who doesn't need to see it a second time. It takes time out under the actual lights to figure it out sometimes, when it's as close of a battle as this one appears to have been. That's okay. Just so that it's figured out.

That's a legit conversation, for like 8 months ago. As for right now, we haven't seen nearly enough. Now pull your pants up and stop beating your pussy over it ffs.

I'm just wondering if there's anything there for Flood to tap into. He's had his work cut out for him, so I'm being kinda sorta patient here, obviously.

It's not even close. And when Casey DOES scramble, it's a decisive move. He just sees the field much better than Card right now.

Logan Parr no bueno? Haven't heard much about him, or did I miss something?

Not if they’re followed by unimpressive signees, is the point. Hopefully Flood can show some good work.

He did spend time growing up in Sealy, so probably has a lot of family in the area.

No, it's really not.

The problem there is will just signing these guys be enough? And how much his commitment would move the needle there, but most importantly with '23 OL?