Awesome isn't it? Bodes well for the teams with a pulse we'll face later this season. Should be 21-0 at least, or that's how I feel. Edit- The first part of my post is sarcasm in case anyone's detector is out of calibration.
Stroh is a gotdam liability, dude is straight up cheeks at both run blocking and pass pro. He may be a fine kid, but he needs to be waving a towel on the sideline.
My first time on surly since the tOSU debacle, but I don't think it's debatable Sark called a piss poor game on offense. Yes, Arch being a bit off and Matt Patricia doing his job well made things difficult, but Sark didn't adjust until it was way too late. Yes, this has been said many times before but it needs to be said again...your defense holds any team to 14 points on the road there is no excuse for grabbing an L. Not calling for Sarks head on a stick just yet, (no more decade long G5 coach experiments) but I need to see much better next time we face a team that can fog a mirror.
It's really strange for me because coming into the SEC I thought Georgia may be the only sane, rational and educated fanbase. It's almost embarrassing how wrong I was, but moreso for UGA people.
Anyone expecting more than typical first year starter shenanigans (flashes of brilliance followed by flashes of wtf) is going to be disappointed. That said, I think Sark has collected enough high quality that if Arch struggles at times we still win games we struggle based on sheer talent level. I'll take it either way.
I took the off-season off to regroup myself and career, but now that I'm back there is no way we don't mudhole the Bucknuts. Jeremiah Smith the best player in all of CFB? That's a nice, comforting thought to the jorts wearing fans...but they don't realize he won't be taking direct snaps, know what I'm Sayin?
He's going to give everyone frustrated with Quinn exactly what they want, but that will likely come with more than a few picks, ill advised shovel passes and getting rocked into a fumble if he doesn't learn to slide. That said it will be nice to have a fearless QB that can actually put an opponent away when they're on their game, and not just a lesser opponent. Having a consistent running game plus a dual threat QB should do wonders for us in the RedZone. We shall see.
I refrained from posting in this thread long enough, so here I am. We can debate the calls on 4th and one and also on D with 29 secs left till half all the way to the start of the '25 season, but it won't change anything. Yes, I believe we could have taken down the Domers for the first championship since '05, but we'll never know now. I think this team pretty much maxed out it's potential this year, (notice I said "pretty much") especially starting off with limited options in the running game which affected the offense as a whole. The defensive line exceeded expectations, and with a few exceptions our DB's did a good job of limiting opposing passing games from going off on us. That said I'm proud of the way the team went about their business this year and have a feeling next season's version of the Longhorns won't be the type to lose to Georgia twice and mostly avoid the type of mistakes that almost cost us the Zona State game and finally bit us in the ass vs tOSU. In any case we get the opportunity for near instant revenge in game one. Hook em [emoji869]
I wonder if the talking heads will talk themselves into Texas somehow beating big, bad tOSU like they did talking about how ASU could beat big, bad SEC Texas? All that aside, lots of shit to clean up in our play or this game will be end of the line. Quinn may need to play like the gunslinger he was his first year as a Longhorn.