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  1. 12 minutes ago, Codaxx said:

    PFF grades for Arch

    PFF Overall Grade76
    PFF Passing Grade72.2
    PFF Passing Grade (Clean Pocket)87.3
    PFF Passing Grade (Under Pressure)35.3
    PFF Passing Grade (First three quarters)43.1
    PFF Passing Grade (Fourth quarter)91.3
     
    That is nice finish after a brutal first 3Qs

    Bill Murray Dalai Llama GIF

  2. On 9/1/2025 at 1:13 PM, westexhorn said:

    At this point I expect almost every SEC team we face to run similar defensive gameplan.  Why wouldn't you?  Let Arch prove it.

    Most SEC teams have the talent to copy the "bend, but don't break", umbrella the receivers approach. Hell, I'd make Arch dink & dunk it down the field, too, bc he hasn't proven he has the patience (or touch and accuracy) to do it yet. Limit 20+ yard explosives, just like tOSU did.

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  3. 1 minute ago, Al_4_ISU said:

    I think those two schools were a bit more complicit in it.  With UT becoming a conference game, I think OU was just fine not having Nebraska every year.

    Now of course they said that was a reason things went south, but that's exactly like Nebraska leaving for equal revenue after they voted against it forever.

    Yeah, I remember reading something about neither wanting a rematch every year in the B12 championship game.

  4. 23 minutes ago, Al_4_ISU said:

    My guess is they weren't opposed to Farmageddon specifically - they were opposed to schools having differing numbers of protected rivalries, so the compromise was in-state games only.

    This reminds me of the WTF moment back in the mid-90's when the OU - Corn rivalry wasn't protected.

    Good thinkin' Big 12 B16 (see the 6 kinda looks like a G. Take that, B1G!)

  5. 11 minutes ago, immamac said:

    I think the hype is not only completely gone, but people are just basically gonna check out until Florida. 

    Guilty

    I'm not gonna change my schedule for 3 straight tomato cans. YT highlights will suffice. 

  6. On 12/10/2024 at 12:49 PM, Catdaddyhorn said:

    He said he was rooting for Georgia this morning.  Even said it pains him to do so as a Florida alum, but Texas can't come in here and win the conference without taking lumps. 

    Having aggy as our state's whipping boy isn't enough for these gumps?

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  7. 1 hour ago, Zeus said:

    May be an image of 3 people, people playing football and text

    Blown LOS infractions shouldn't be missed with 8 officials on the field, especially when it's something as obvious as lining up offside. Furk

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  8. 12 hours ago, Bodacious Bevo said:

    Stroh seemed fine but the plays at 5:05 and 7:25 scare me. Happened later in the game as well but it wasn’t as bad. Just worried that playing a guy that has that done to him consistently sets a really low floor for the OL, especially in short yardage and RZ situations. Both of those reps were against Eddrick Houston, so maybe other teams can’t replicate it, but UF and UGA can at least. 

    Stroh makes good initial contact with his head in the right position. He's just gotta keep his feet moving.

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  9. 1 hour ago, Codaxx said:

    Just to make a counter point on this ALL THE MANNINGS played there. All had good NFL careers. Talent he played was not always great, neither was the talent he played with. His brother was the center at under 200 pounds. The blow out was to U Lab, which historically puts out a lot of talent. 

    Archie played for Drew, MS high school

  10. 4 minutes ago, sith_horn said:

    Exactly, especially first game out of the shoot. There's a reason high school teams scrimmage opposing schools prior to the season starting. Don't know if the still do, but once upon a time they did.

    Yep, most Texas high schools scrimmage 2 opponents unless it's changed since 2018

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  11. 58 minutes ago, Derka said:

    i saw some film from arch’s senior year and it was shocking how bad his competition was. it looked like he was facing SPC competition (southwest preparatory conference, eg st.andrews, st.stephens, regents). you’d think that any team with him on it would sleepwalk to an undefeated season and state title. i couldn’t believe that his family didn’t have him facing better competition.

    He was often facing SPC-level competition. I had the same concerns initially, but thought he'd worked thru the "speed of the game" issue by Mississippi State last year. Ohio St = UGA, and he looked dazed & confused in both games.

  12. 48 minutes ago, Hank Kingsley said:

    Peyton and Eli got a ton of reps in college and each played 4 years. They both went to Newman and played 2A ball against shit competition. Arch is continuing the Manning process. Peyton and Eli are not "generational" due to their physical talents. It's what's in between the ears, and that's clearly what Arch needs to improve on at the moment, and that comes with game reps. 

    Arch needs to spend more time breaking down film with his uncles, including self-scouting his mechanics.

  13. 17 minutes ago, Levi said:

    The Ohio st secondary was phenomenal with their communication and reads. It has been a minute since I’ve seen that type of execution from a secondary and it helps when they basically have Troy Polamalu jr out there. Georgia is maybe the only team that can replicate what the Ohio st secondary did. Arch still left some meat on the bone with a handful of plays. He just wasn’t seeing the field well at all. But Arch will be better going against this type of defense in the future especially if the run game holds up. 

    He missed a few open receivers over the middle. He only completed one pass between the hashes.

     

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