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This recaps his play this year almost perfectly. Except you left out him throwing it into receivers feet and behind the receiver so it’s not in stride even when they do catch it.
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My point exactly. The TV commentators even noticed Sam should not have handed off some of those
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Not true. For one thing, Sam touches the ball in every play. His work matters more. I’d rather my team win than lose but this is a thread about the qb and he just hasn’t been effective. Even on his connections, he’s often been late. I don’t know why or what’s going on. Maybe lack of confidence in his receivers? Too cautious? But you can see with your own eyes that he’s late with balls OFTEN even on completions. And he runs the RB into tackles with the wrong read often. I’m sometimes they’re thinking WTF?
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Sam is also missing blitzes and failing to check into the right plays. Then he’s failing to get the ball out and taking unnecessary sacks. He’s making the wrong run reads repeatedly and that’s costly in this scheme. He’s also missing wide open Brewer and other receivers. Sorry. It just is what it is. He didn’t need to score six TDS if he plays better early.
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Sam has been perhaps the worst individual player on the field for Texas for two weeks now. Maybe he’s injured or more to the story. I don’t know. I just know he’s made maybe a couple dozen bad run reads, wrong reads in the passing game and poor throws. He stands out for his mistakes more than anyone.
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UA would be better (and maybe not failing) had Texas signed a deal with them because of how much merch we sell.
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I like the Rams unis. Nice change of pace. Also, seems like the only purpose of this thread is to shit on things and long for 30 years ago.
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#1 I doubt you’d be able to leave Baylor out. #2 If you were to decide between Baylor and TCU, Baylor is a lot more valuable to keep.
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UW, Oregon, USC, UCLA, Arizona State and Colorado to the Big XII would be awesome.
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It's going to be interesting to see how the COVID-19 fallout impacts everything. Could be harder for conferences to secure large contracts. Could be easier since live programming might become even more sought after. I've not thought much about CV19 impact on sports, but I feel like a huge shift is coming. Things are NOT going to be the same kind of normal. Some schools will cancel sports - some might even cancel football? A few leagues will contract. Maybe leagues like the MAC and CUSA downgrade? All in all, I think everything works out well for Texas. Status quo was our enemy. Shifting landscapes make large, profitable properties even more valuable. Maybe we can tell the SEC we'll come with OU but you have to kick A&M out? (That's a joke.)
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Time to call Colorado. I’m sure they see their future is bleak over there
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Living so much of my recent life in Texarkana and having gone to a few games in Fayetteville, I'll say that must hogs I know would give their left arm to have regular games with Texas and Oklahoma and even Oklahoma State. None of them feel like they have a true SEC rival. They just don't want to be seen as quitters. Money wise the costs saved plus increased sales from actually winning would do them good. Watch attendance if they don't win this year... The BIG12 won't have to invite them. In a couple of years they'll be begging. I think Colorado should come back as well as Nebraska but that's just opinion and wish. For Arkansas it just makes business sense.
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Arkansas would win financially very quicklyjust with the travel money saved across all sports.
