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8 hours ago, Codaxx said:

This is just being oblivious. Did you see Quinn's tape for most of the first half? There is a reason Quinn got benched. His 2 drives still outgained all of Quinn's 1st half drives. We have no idea if how he would have looked in the second half or if he prepped like Quinn did as the 1st QB. 

I have seen this sentiment a few times now. If arch doesn’t prep like he’s the starter every week then that’s on him, not sark. I doubt sark has super secret meetings with just Quinn and leaves arch out of them. Have you ever played any really competitive team sports that last 12-16 weeks? The offseason is where the real work is done. Practice during the week to prepare for the opponent is mental, it’s watching film and finding weaknesses. Half the team is dealing with some sort of injury that nobody but them knows about. The qb’s wear red jerseys ffs, they don’t go full speed and can’t mimic game speed if they tried. If arch wasn’t ready for Georgia because he didn’t take a snap with the “1’s” then he needs to learn to prepare better. 

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15 minutes ago, WinningIsHard said:

I have seen this sentiment a few times now. If arch doesn’t prep like he’s the starter every week then that’s on him, not sark. I doubt sark has super secret meetings with just Quinn and leaves arch out of them. Have you ever played any really competitive team sports that last 12-16 weeks? The offseason is where the real work is done. Practice during the week to prepare for the opponent is mental, it’s watching film and finding weaknesses. Half the team is dealing with some sort of injury that nobody but them knows about. The qb’s wear red jerseys ffs, they don’t go full speed and can’t mimic game speed if they tried. If arch wasn’t ready for Georgia because he didn’t take a snap with the “1’s” then he needs to learn to prepare better. 

The mental gymnastics it takes to shift blame over to Arch is hilarious. 

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1 hour ago, Hank Kingsley said:

The mental gymnastics it takes to shift blame over to Arch is hilarious. 

I’m saying he was ready, he was prepared because he’s a manning and because he’s going to be bad ass. He still got his ass handed to him. Georgia was better than we were that night, every facet of the game. Period. Arch running with the 1’s wasn’t going to help his OL block. 

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1 hour ago, WinningIsHard said:

I’m saying he was ready, he was prepared because he’s a manning and because he’s going to be bad ass. He still got his ass handed to him. Georgia was better than we were that night, every facet of the game. Period. Arch running with the 1’s wasn’t going to help his OL block. 

Well, playing with the 1s matters.

When Arch tried to beat Georgia to the corner, that was an inexperienced move but not necessarily a huge error. The strip sack wasn’t necessarily him either; however, he’s now running the two minute offense.  That is a huge ask.  For a guy with limited experience overall, who is running the 2 minute offense, in a game we’re losing against the most talented defense we will play all year after not having practiced with the 1s.

Yeah, that’s no difference.  And if you watch again, that was the worst sequence our line had up to that point.

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3 hours ago, WinningIsHard said:

I have seen this sentiment a few times now. If arch doesn’t prep like he’s the starter every week then that’s on him, not sark. I doubt sark has super secret meetings with just Quinn and leaves arch out of them. Have you ever played any really competitive team sports that last 12-16 weeks? The offseason is where the real work is done. Practice during the week to prepare for the opponent is mental, it’s watching film and finding weaknesses. Half the team is dealing with some sort of injury that nobody but them knows about. The qb’s wear red jerseys ffs, they don’t go full speed and can’t mimic game speed if they tried. If arch wasn’t ready for Georgia because he didn’t take a snap with the “1’s” then he needs to learn to prepare better. 

That is not how it works. Say he put a 100% effort into prep as the back-up. He still doesn’t get the reps or attention the 1st string will.  That includes throwing to the 1st recievers. 

funny part is he was no worse in his play, than the 3 year starter. He made some mistakes (trying to out run an NFL WR and missed a read). Quinn did also (missed an uncovered WR and took at sack/fumble. Misread the defense and threw an in) 

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3 hours ago, Codaxx said:

That is not how it works. Say he put a 100% effort into prep as the back-up. He still doesn’t get the reps or attention the 1st string will.  That includes throwing to the 1st recievers. 

funny part is he was no worse in his play, than the 3 year starter. He made some mistakes (trying to out run an NFL WR and missed a read). Quinn did also (missed an uncovered WR and took at sack/fumble. Misread the defense and threw an in) 

I don’t get to watch longhorn practices I’ll be honest, but I played college football and all of our qb’s threw in a rotation to every wr we had every practice, it was called inside hull. Every db versus every wr in a rotation. I don’t think sark is dumb enough to think Quinn can’t get hurt. Now Once team drills started the 1’s were together but it was a simulation which was 60% speed at best. Nobody wanted to be the asshole that got an all American hurt being a hero. Which goes into my next point, you can’t simulate a really solid 2 minute drill in practice either, it’s just not possible. In the game there’s adrenaline, there’s legit fatigue, there’s crowd noise, errors that weigh on you, and the other team that wants to whip your ass in a way your teammates never do.
 

If sark isn’t giving arch plenty of attention after having quinn injured every year he’s been here then sark is a dumbass. I think arch gets plenty of good reps in practice and is ready to go at a moments notice. Is that really a retarded take to think our back up qb gets good solid practice reps because our starter is injury prone??? 

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8 hours ago, Steamboat1874 said:

Do you realize how fucking stupid you haters sound?

you’re a grown man who emotionally breaks down because others have a differing opinion from you, you’re out here calling people “haters” for having the temerity form accurate appraisals of our QB’s performance based on all available statistical and empirical evidence, and you think that *other* people don’t realize how stupid they sound? 

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8 hours ago, WinningIsHard said:

I don’t get to watch longhorn practices I’ll be honest, but I played college football and all of our qb’s threw in a rotation to every wr we had every practice, it was called inside hull. Every db versus every wr in a rotation. I don’t think sark is dumb enough to think Quinn can’t get hurt. Now Once team drills started the 1’s were together but it was a simulation which was 60% speed at best. Nobody wanted to be the asshole that got an all American hurt being a hero. Which goes into my next point, you can’t simulate a really solid 2 minute drill in practice either, it’s just not possible. In the game there’s adrenaline, there’s legit fatigue, there’s crowd noise, errors that weigh on you, and the other team that wants to whip your ass in a way your teammates never do.
 

If sark isn’t giving arch plenty of attention after having quinn injured every year he’s been here then sark is a dumbass. I think arch gets plenty of good reps in practice and is ready to go at a moments notice. Is that really a retarded take to think our back up qb gets good solid practice reps because our starter is injury prone??? 

Cool story. I played also and nobody gives a shit about that either.  The 1st team would start 7 on 7  portion of  practice and get the majority of snaps. If you are saying QB reps are split equally in practice,  I am calling BS

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23 minutes ago, Codaxx said:

Cool story. I played also and nobody gives a shit about that either.  The 1st team would start 7 on 7  portion of  practice and get the majority of snaps. If you are saying QB reps are split equally in practice,  I am calling BS

I actually appreciate hearing about other’s experiences.  Generally speaking, many here don’t give a shit about that, but I find it interesting and certainly adds pieces to the puzzle.

 

That said, @WinningisHard thought doesn’t necessarily jive.  In pre game warmups all QBs throw to all WRs, but that doesn’t really equate to 1st team reps.  Then without agreeing basically says it’s difficult to rep the 2 minute offense in a non-live setting but acts as though that’s no big deal for the backup.

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11 minutes ago, Had Enough said:

I actually appreciate hearing about other’s experiences.  Generally speaking, many here don’t give a shit about that, but I find it interesting and certainly adds pieces to the puzzle.

 

That said, @WinningisHard thought doesn’t necessarily jive.  In pre game warmups all QBs throw to all WRs, but that doesn’t really equate to 1st team reps.  Then without agreeing basically says it’s difficult to rep the 2 minute offense in a non-live setting but acts as though that’s no big deal for the backup.

Yes. Practices will vary based on what the coaches want to work on.  Generally, teams will have some individual time, group time (examples 7 on 7, inside run, etc), and team time. What doesn’t vary is the starters will get more reps in practice than back-ups on the Texas playbook 

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1 hour ago, immamac said:

Its crazy to me that I woke up a nervous wreck when we play Kentucky today and all I can think of is which Quinn is showing up today. Ugh. 

To be fair, it will also matter which Sark shows up today. If he's completely happy with another 20-10 type of victory, then Quinn probably plays conservatively again. If the gameplan is to be more aggressive and for TEXAS to dictate what they want to do on offense, then we could see a great Ewers today. 

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1 hour ago, mwaadeeb said:

Don't be a dick.

I wasn’t humble bragging lol. Not many people see a college football program from the practice field is all I was getting at. Every back up qb we’ve had behind Quinn has started multiple games now. It isn’t crazy to think sark tells Quinn he needs arch to be ready. I guess I touched a nerve or something. It is what it is. 

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5 hours ago, Derka said:

and there it is again. to be critical of a player is to hate him. such an emotional, juvenile perspective. 

Except it's not a false accusation when Some people were all over this thread in year one shit posting weekly. Then they were nowhere to be found last year all the way to the playoff. Now all the sudden they pop up from the dead like Voldemort. Whoever fits that description is most def a hater.

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