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Peyton Bowen and Caleb Downs were huge today in their respective team wins. Blake Gideon get off your ass

Once you've gotten behind, it's still a horns up

I'm only glancing at the gifs due to lack of time, but I see #2 as partly a footwork issue by Quinn. Either his feet or his brain are too slow to halt the drop back at the moment he sees Sanders look promising. Instead the pressure and footwork keep him moving back and just slings his arm forward hoping it gets to Sanders before the window closes. He's deeply entrenched in his ball flip, and lackadaisical back pedal More I look at the rest, hitching and bad feet are affecting ball placement and velocity. Also to his credit his feet are a bit faster now than last year, but still not good enough, and the ball flip is thankfully rarer as well. Seems like we have a camp queen that's getting coached to be a proper QB, if he had simply been described as a high ceiling project as a recruit it would all make more sense to the cfb world.

Among friends and family I would refer to the Texas - ISU game as the 'Tism Bowl during the Herman tenure, watching him and Campbell tangle was an excruciating watch every time. Personally I don't know what it is but I cannot stand Campbell even in the limited bits I've seen of him, and it's puzzling to me how he managed to pick up acclaim. Upsetting teams as an underdog can be done anywhere, anytime, by anyone, it takes belief and passion but it's not the worst place to be in psychologically in sports and particularly in college football. Having a talented team and getting beat by the Ragin' Cajun and limply conceding defeat in the 4th quarter was enough for me to condemn Campbell as a HC at any serious blue blood. Being bitch made on the field but coming at fans off the field is exactly what this guy has always been made of, and maybe he just didn't have the delusional self confidence at the start of his tenure to let it show. He needs a small ish program with low expectations, forgiving sports media and that's the ideal pairing for a guy like this, ditto Herman.

This is the year I wish we played Okie Lite

Wyoming knows they just need to win an individual rep or two here and there per play or even per drive to derail this Texas offense. Quinn isn't a different player than he was before, it's kind of what he's put on tape for how to rattle him.

Holy shit that conversation is a perfect illustration of the logical fallacies the typical Aggy and other rubes live off of, and they simply don't see it. Reading it is almost akin to watching an alien lifeform behind a glass barrier and seeing it do some unexplainable shit.

I'm glad Sark saw the lack of physicality too and is taking it personally (I hope). I wasn't too disappointed by what I saw against Rice other than their lack of physicality on offense which really stood out to me. They seemed shell shocked that a team was being eager to come at them, the OL, TEs and WRs looked like they wished they could play the game without violent contact. All else be damned, if they're not chomping at the bit for contact in Tuscaloosa we're looking at a repeat of @Arky

LSU has an Oghuofo on defense? Oh damn that's Ovie, had no idea he was still playing

Just imagine not having Taaffe for the first half vs Bama... I shudder to think

Looks like a team leadership issue to me, I don't see any guys on offense acting or playing like they want to be badasses

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SEC schools are going to lean into the Southern Christian culture and iconography more and more as it relates to certain real or perceived political climates, especially with parents of recruits from those areas. We try to keep things apolitical on these boards but that's not the case with other SEC coaches and fan bases. Small towns throughout the American south are built around Church/God, Football, Family; culture and politics will damn sure be real factors in recruiting against Texas. It really doesn't matter if the locker room is full of delinquents and cancers, for a religious parent on a visit concerned for their child's development future, a coach saying all the familiar phrases and relatable 'faith' quips is a real panacea. Fortunately we should be able to pull enough talent regardless, but I'm interested to see where the UT football staff goes in the future to counter; more "God" sprinkled in during visits and texts, or more emphasis on west and northeast talent pools?

If you're not standing in line at noon to see Bert Auburn something is seriously wrong with you

He is older and should be stronger at this point. It's anecdotal either way however, and the RB 1v1 LB video posted recently showed Brooks getting ragdolled by Blackwell, which is part of what formed my perspective. If reports say otherwise that's good to hear

My main concern with Brooks is blitz pickup and overall pass blocking. Roschon was really good there and Bijan worked on that hard after his freshman season. We are going to take a serious step back there to start the season I expect. Considering how many times the backs were called upon to assist the OL in passing situations, and we STILL gave up play breaking pressure on Ewers, I don't think the passing game will become elite until a #1 rb emerges that will do it all at least at above average levels. Vision, ball security, hands, and blocking. That said, I expect that guy to be Baxter over Brooks maybe by mid season or towards the end of the season

Don't call me a linguist, but I think there is a tradition in the English language to modify the pronunciation of the word in these cases to help differentiate the word's given role. Such as dom•en•ayt and dom•en•uht... Deev•e•ayt and deev•e•uht Helps greatly in making it all less irritating

He doesn't mean 'to dominate' Being a dominate force and a dominant force are both acceptable to say. That's his point. Let's move on already

Two minutes isn't a lot of time, and I'm just on the shitter anyway but, that was the most pointless 2 minute click in a long time

Selling Norwex on Zoom might be stretching the term "gainful employment" a little bit

An "allahu akbar" chant at DKR would be epic

Oh God, I hadn't thought about the "SEC ready" reports that are coming.

That's his way of shitting down his leg. It's cowardice and mental freezing, and vs Arky he would have taken as many or more sacks. I'm not saying Card had anything defensible of his performance, but shit, Quinn isn't an "unflappable" guy, he's a fake it till you make it type that sees his first pass broken up and nearly picked and then every pass afterward is an abomination downstream of his scared shitless reaction. The overthrows, throwaways, and off balance deliveries happen because he's fucking scared

Imagine if it had been Quinn last year starting on the road vs Arky with that crowd and energy holy fucking shit. If any fan of college football is wondering what a QB actively shitting down both legs looks like, we're seeing it with Ewers this season.