JBJ

Most "just win" game of all time. Need Ewers back. Need to stop turning it over.

Flag 3 seconds after the play...it'll be on us.

We need a drive here. Secondary has no legs.

That was a healthy spot.

He's running fine but not wanting to get hit. Might be hand or shoulder hurt.

Nice kick.

Should be obvious review right?

Surly: We need to run a lot and keep throws short and inside. Sark: Let's open with with a sideline hook...goes 25 yards.

You mean some dipshit journalist that always proclaims we might find life everytime there's a scientific paper about how maybe there might possibly have at one point been the correct temperature for water to form somewhere deep underneath the surface on a moon or planet? Cool. More like "rare" as in theres have been trillions and trillions of organisms on the planet and I've never heard of a single one that has ever visited the Sun.

Only one of those known planets is Class M, so no. Life, if it even exists beyond our planet, is rare as fuck.

From my bunker outside Atlanta: FIGHT!!!

Another bullet point for what we are getting into next year. The UGA (office) consensus over this is that they hope Kirby is already doing the same thing or will have a network set up for next year. That pretty well sums up the SEC mentality when it comes to cheating. It's not even a flippant "everyone does it" mentality. There is a need to cheat the hardest.

TCU has nothing going on offense unless Tech just decides not to cover TEs. Tech should win convincingly.

Zero chance that was a first down.

The TCU QB sucks.

Costly penalty.

Kinda seems like there were 3 forward passes that play.

I don't think you would get information quick enough from a single game even live recording and processing it. It's not like baseball. 100+ pitches to capture. Fast vs off-speed, bunt, steal. You are basically looking for one signal/combination with one piece of information that tells you exactly what you need to know. Unless I'm just way off on modern playcalling, football coaches don't have a pass signal, for example. There may be several signals that mean different pass protections that you could group into a passing group. I'm pretty sure this is what Stallions' playsheets do. And, again, this is something existing scouting software already does. A scout inputs the different variables on any play: GUN FAR | CLOSED | RUN | INSIDE ZONE. Computer spits out "75% of gun far closed formations are runs, 40% being inside zone." All Michigan does is add some signal inputs....computer says LEFT FIST PUNCH OUT = 95% PASS. They probably don't know whether the signal actually means a certain protection or a route concept or what.

West coast flex bone. Maybe our playcalls were just too complicated to signal.

Seems weird to me. I played Tx 5A D3 and D1 in the late 90s- early 00s. Maybe it fell out of favor and came back with HUNH.

No. Defensive signals were common. Offensive signals weren't at all. We had zero offensive signals. Even in two minute we used a rote script and audible calls. Nothing was ever signaled in from the sideline. I only ever played one team that used offensive signals.

Lol. How many of your opponents used offensive sideline signals in the early 2000s?

I think I have Matt figured out, but Kim could either be a lady or Korean or both.

Surreal. Can't believe they finally pulled it off. I still have nightmares for the last one.

Looks fine to me.