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I have said Quinn in a clean pocket with an easy 1st read is a stud, but a lot of QBs are good in that world. How QBs handle pressure and respond when their reads are muddied is what separates great QBs from mediocre QBs

3rd down pressure package Show 7 on the LOS. 5 come and 2 drop out ends up in a sack

just watching some tenn/Ark guessing we see a lot of this look.. 1Q plays: Ark 22 Tenn 4

I think stadium reputations like Michigan and Texas are overblown. Get a top 10 match-up in there and the stadiums are as loud as any.

Odd. Tenn game Ark gave them the running game. Tenn starter had like 150 yards rushing (too lazy to look up) and Nico had probably the same passing. They ran a lot of dime if my memory serves me well. Destroyed the Tenn passing game. That is not a bad plan vs Texas. If you play Texas there are 2 things to try. Either you hit Ewers and try to rattle him or dare Sark to win the game running the football.

A&M will be an environment that Texas players havent seen. I expect that to be one of the craziest environments CFB has seen in a while. 11 am kickoff at Ark doesnt really rival that.

Texas has been a double digit favorite in both games, nobody has given Ark or Florida much of a chance to win the game. I am sure the DC for Ark is going to go with an extreme plan vs Texas that will be all or nothing for them. I would expect blitz heavy or a drop 8 type look. Their only chance is he hits a home run schematically.

I believe this is the tweet you wanted to show. Keep in mind that is a 4 yard run. That play works with the RB getting exactly what it is blocked for and nothing more. I believe the biggest issue with the run game is it has schematic diversity (gap schemes and OZ) but lacks gap diversity. For all the "Big Humans" talk Texas rarely runs inside. Seems the vast majority of runs are attacking the edges of the defense. Some that issue is the RBs and the middle of the OL. The OTs can displace a DL. That isnt something that Majors and Conner strive at. RBs havent shown much contact balance or great vision as a group.

Sydir was pretty good. I would add that Safeties were hanging back in the 2nd half. That tends to happen when you have a 42 pt lead. Lot of that success was schematic. Like Florida, the key will be to get up early. You dont want to allow them to shorten the game and just pound the ock. Maye them 1 dimensional.

think the stats are a bit skewed.. 08/29/24 Ark.-Pine Bluff Turf W 70-0 33 279 8.45 8 09/07/24 @ Oklahoma St. Turf L 31-39 47 232 4.94 3 09/14/24 UAB Turf W 37-27 38 266 7.00 4 09/21/24 @ Auburn Grass W 24-14 55 183 3.33 2 09/28/24 + 15 Texas A&M Turf L 17-21 30 100 3.33 1 10/05/24 6 Tennessee Turf W 19-14 44 137 3.11 2 10/19/24 21 LSU Turf L 10-34 19 38 2.00 0 10/26/24 @ Mississippi St. Grass W 58-25 37 359 9.70 2 11/02/24 10 Mississippi Turf L 31-63 37 127 3.43 3 In SEC play they are averaging 4.25, but that MSU game is massive outlier. Take that game out and it is 3.16. 3 of their 9 games (Pine Bluff, UAB, and MSU) represent 53.1% of all their total rushing yards.

55 October 8, 1960 Dallas No. 15 Texas 24 Oklahoma 0 56 October 14, 1961 Dallas No. 4 Texas 28 Oklahoma 7 57 October 13, 1962 Dallas No. 2 Texas 9 Oklahoma 6 58 October 12, 1963 Dallas No. 2 Texas 28 No. 1 Oklahoma 7 59 October 10, 1964 Dallas No. 1 Texas 28 Oklahoma 7 60 October 9, 1965 Dallas No. 1 Texas 19 Oklahoma 0 61 October 8, 1966 Dallas Oklahoma 18 Texas 9 No. Date Location Winning team Losing team 62 October 14, 1967 Dallas Texas 9 Oklahoma 7 63 October 12, 1968 Dallas Texas 26 Oklahoma 20 64 October 11, 1969 Dallas No. 2 Texas 27 No. 8 Oklahoma 17

Could Texas Longhorns Alfred Collins Be Best Defensive Tackle in The SEC Next Season? Pro Football Focus recently released its grades for the top returning defensive tackles in the SEC next season, and Collins was among the best of the bunch. Based on last season, Collins received the third-best grade of 79.9, behind only Florida's Joey Slackman (90.5) and Kentucky's Deone Walker (80.6).

He was actually solid last year, so I am not sure he is eligible.

He might quietly be the defensive MVP for the team.

The best defense is base defense, if you can play well in it. Todd Orlando still hasnt learned that. Stunts do raise the risk of people getting out of their gaps. Offense can catch you in the wrong stunt vs a play and it is RB on Safety in the open field. Blitzing is the same way. Like everything in life adding complexity increases the chances for mistakes. Texas runs stunts. You will see them in obvious pass situations. If you are up 42-0 the main goal is not giving up any big plays, so need to run them vs Florida

Ark offense is strange. They are actually pretty good, outside of the fact they love to fire a few rounds into their foot a game. Only OU and Aubirn have turned the ball over more than Ark in the SEC. Texas has created the 2nd most turnovers in the SEC. Ark defense pass defense is a mess. 8.3 yards per attempt (only UK is worse). 266.2 passign yards/ game worst in the SEC. Not helped by the fact they struggle to get pressures.

I believe one of those sacks was the one where Banks buried him and Ewers just tripped over him. That was 100% on Quinn.

the backfoot throw for no reason was the Golden TD pass

"“This rivalry’s been going on for a long, long time,” Sarkisian said. Reflecting on the longstanding animosity Arkansas holds for Texas, he quipped, “I was joking with the team this morning; I don’t know what Darrell Royal did to Arkansas back in the day, but they absolutely hate our guts. I think we learned that the first time around when we went there.”

not shocking math is not on the list

This was a masterpiece by Sark (helped by Florida's poor coverage). 5 clips and 4 to the 1st read. I mentioned the Helm throw as one of the few that Quinn had to go through his reads and hit a secondary read. Its scary when Sark is dealing.

People tend to blame the OL for every sack, when studies have shown most sacks are on the QB. PFF credited 2 of the 8 on the OL in the Georgia game. We know that sack rates are one of the most consistent stats in the NFL when a QB changes teams and the least consistent when a team changes QBs. Sack avoidance is a QB skill. That does not mean every sack is on the QB. We should include the RBs and TEs in this also. Baxter getting hurt as had a major effect.

I don’t think he has to worry about that for long

Missouri?? LSU??? WTF are you talking about. He should be fired for that comment alone.

They are tied for 14th out of 16 teams, that dont get sacks.