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Codaxx

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  1. That is why you need to win 1st down, stay out of obvious pass situations. If they start overloading a side and blitzing, that is going to be on Quinn and the RB. 3 OL cant block 4. Quinn is goingto have to be quicker finding his hot read and the RBs will have to be better picking up the extra man.
  2. Last thing Sark wants to say is Ewers is 100% healthy or Manning is starting, just dumb to try and read into it.
  3. No idea what Elko will do but based on who he is and how important this game is to him; I am going to guess he is very aggressive in his blitz packages. He went to a lot of overload blitzes in the 2nd half vs Auburn. I think he brings them early against Texas. The key is not going to be the .5 second more of protection, but winning 1st down. Stay out of obvious pass situations and Elko is not going to get a chance to bring exotic blitzes.
  4. That is bit over the top. I think many would say if Quinn can show composure in the pocket with pressure and hit the intermediate throws, Texas can compete for a title. I think everyone has just accepted the deep ball is a lottery ticket
  5. Based on what I have seen, you almost need to impregnate a WR to a PI call in the SEC. It is bizzarro Big 12 officiating. You get phantom holds called (Jake Majors vs UK) in the SEC. Easier to find bigfoot, than a holding call in the Big 12. Ticky tack PIs are called every game. SEC has a reputation as a defensive league and the officials call it with that in mind. The Big 12 was known for offense and the officials call it that way.
  6. SEC lets DBs get after it. I think they are actually very consistent in the way they call it, even if it can be frustrating
  7. Yes.. Same with the Wingo throw. He turns the post into a vertical. Just drives me nuts.
  8. Decent throw and there is no reason to talk about PI. He continually throws this ball over the top of the guys, instead of leading them to open space.
  9. That is the frustrating thing about Quinn. How the fvck can you make that NFL throw to Helm in the endzone (he hit that with JT multiple times also) but not be able to make the deep throw which is easier.
  10. I think this is good example of why Quinn struggles on deep balls and what I said a couple pages ago. This is the Bond throw. There is so much room to the right to lead Bond and allow his to adjust to underthrow ball
  11. I think you are just over-sensitive on this stuff. Arch misses some throws and reads. Multiple people have said Quinn is more accurate in the short game. I dont think anyone believes that Arch is not without his risks and issues. I do think many believe he is more likely to progress in those areas, because he only has 2 starts. There is much less hope on Quinn fixing his issues, because he is nearing 40 college starts.
  12. He can’t. Sark tried that in the Kentucky game and Gibson said “hold my beer”. Blue was back in the game after the fumble. Wisner can’t take every carry
  13. Just pointing out the similarities to the front Texas just played and ran for 250 yards on.
  14. Their DL is talented, but can be undisciplined (similar to UK’s Deone Walker) and losing gap integrity in the running game Guessing this will be a huge game for Quinn and the RBs. A&M started overloading a side in the 2nd half of the Auburn game. I would expect to see that in this game. RBs are going have to pick up blitzes. Quinn is going to have to identify the blitz and hit his hot route.
  15. If that doesn’t get you going, you are dead inside
  16. I am not advocating chanting S-E-C, but it’s just stupid to continue the fight against the SEC bias now. That is so last year
  17. I am that guy. If you want to give me extra perks. I am going to take it. CDC knows where I am coming from.
  18. Dj Campbell was limping around in the 4q also
  19. We get too caught up in the top 25. There is not the massive chasm between number 17 and 35 that we pretend there is.
  20. Now that Texas is in the SEC, I am 100% onboard with SEC bias
  21. He does not lead the WRs to open space on his deep ball. He makes it harder on himself than it needs to be. The throw to Wingo is a prime example. Wingo beats his man to the inside. There is space to throw it towards the middle of the field. Quinn throws it short and to the outside. Throw it inside and Wingo can flatten the route and make the catch. Similar on the moon ball to Bond.
  22. Fumble one snap and then threw it backwards. Fumbled on the rusher knocking it hit of his hands.
  23. He had one dropped snap. He hurt himself late 1Q/early 2Q.. Probably stiffened up at half, but 1 fumbled snap in like 40-50 snaps isn’t “all over the place”. The hyperbole is reaching peak Surly levels early this morning
  24. You just said Quinn was fumbling snaps all over the place, because of the pain. I didn’t see that in the game I watched, but if that was accurate Sark would be really stupid to play that Quinn
  25. Either Sark is the biggest moron in college football or you are projecting too much. I guess we will find out
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