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  1. I just don’t see him pulling Arch. Sark has shown a tendency to stubbornly let the QBs flail. He did it with Card @Arkansas in ‘21 and with Quinn in ‘22 @Oklahoma State. Granted those were both against P4 teams on the road, not at home against a CUSA team
  2. Cameraman having way too much fun with all these stunned Tennessee fans
  3. Tessitore: “This has felt much more like a Texas-style offense today” offense proceeds to go 3-and-out
  4. A lot of room for improvement here but he definitely showed flashes. The throw to Endries to start out the final drive was on point. The out route to Livingstone was a pretty good throw as well. Hopefully as he gets more experience, the game will slow down for him. I keep thinking back to the development arc Sam had in 2018. He looked rough against Maryland and to a lesser extent Tulsa, then things really started to click for him.
  5. Littleton was definitely the standout to me. A true freshman in his first ever college action straight up won battles against the best WR in college football who many believe is a generational talent
  6. He wants people to discuss him. That’s part of his whole schtick. We don’t need to talk about him. He can fuck right off
  7. While he didn’t self sack like Ewers did, his footwork looked off at times. A couple of times he just threw off his back foot and tried to strong arm it. I’d like to think he’ll correct that with more game experience. On one hand, I definitely expected some struggles with his first road start being on the road in one of the toughest environments in the sport against the defending national champs, but I was still surprised how poor his footwork looked at times and some off his misses were just plain bad. I do wish Sark would’ve mixed in more quick-hitter screens. We had a solid one to Wingo in the 2nd quarter, then went back to long-developing pass plays. To me, it seemed like Sark came in with a very conservative gameplan and thought we just could beat them in a street fight like Michigan did last year.
  8. Well, at least we won’t have to play a defense that good again until Georgia. If Arch looks this bad when we go to The Swamp, we’ve got a serious problem
  9. Telegraphed that one. Ohio State loaded up for the sneak there. Should’ve called that fake sneak pitch to the outside Baxter scored on against K-State 2 years ago
  10. Quick screen to Wingo for a good gain followed by more long developing pass plays when our receivers can’t get any separation
  11. Being unable to audible or hot route receivers on the road is tough, too. If you call a pass play and don’t like the coverage you get, you’re SOL. I pretty much just stick to basic run plays or conservative RPOs to try and build enough momentum to take the crowd out of the game. At least this year you can see the receiver icons more clearly on the play art when selecting a play. I don’t recall that being the case in CFB 25.
  12. Sark needs to find someone to play the role of a traditional fullback in goalline sets that’s not just a defensive lineman. I think Baxter and Gibson with another year in the S&C program can be good short yardage backs, but they need someone in front of them to help clear the way.
  13. I have a feeling we’ll see Quinn at his best today. Wouldn’t be surprised if he uses his feet more and breaks off a couple of big scrambles. If we get the Quinn that showed up in The Big House, we win by two possessions.
  14. I don’t get why Sark doesn’t try to get the ball to Bolden more. He had two big plays in the 2nd quarter, but I don’t remember hearing much from him after that. He has reliable hands and great speed and agility in space.
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