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1 hour ago, Hank Kingsley said:

You take the criticism too seriously. We are all Texas fans. We're on a message board and like to argue. Every single person here wants Quinn to be the man and lead us to a NC this year. But some of us are not gonna put our heads in the sand when you see consistent issues that stand in the way. 

No they don't. First it was Card was better than Quinn. Then it was Murph was better than Quinn. Now it's Arch is better than Quinn. So after awhile some of us start reading the tea leaves and see that some of you just don't like him and he will never be perceived as quality. I don't know if it's where the kid came from that bothers y'all. Seems to be for some. Read BurntOrange's post above. Maybe its how he acted when he arrived on the 40.

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5 minutes ago, Billy Pilgrim said:

Nothing Arch has done this season has been as boneheaded as the pick 6 against the aggies and the fumble/pick 6 against Kentucky. People say Quinn takes better care of the ball but it definitely doesn’t look that way when you watch the games. 

And this post is exactly what I am talking about. Quarterback gets the ball batted at the line and its more boneheaded than throwing into double or triple coverage.

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2 minutes ago, Thatguy said:

No they don't. First it was Card was better than Quinn. Then it was Murph was better than Quinn. Now it's Arch is better than Quinn. So after awhile some of us start reading the tea leaves and see that some of you just don't like him and he will never be perceived as quality. I don't know if it's where the kid came from that bothers y'all. Seems to be for some. Read BurntOrange's post above. Maybe it’s how he acted when he arrived on the 40.

Quinn would be a motherfucking god in Austin if he wasn’t so damn mediocre. That’s why people don’t like him. Not some stupid personal vendetta. Jesus this is a dumb take. 
 

A wise man once said “the world treats winners differently”. 

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Just now, Billy Pilgrim said:

Quinn would be a motherfucking god in Austin if he wasn’t so damn mediocre. That’s why people don’t like him. Not some stupid personal vendetta. Jesus this is a dumb take. 
 

A wise man once said “the world treats winners differently”. 

We are in the college football playoff two years in a row and in the SEC championship year one. I am pretty sure that qualifies as "winning". The O-line and RBs are struggling and yet I don't think either one of those threads is even on the first page. They ran for 31 yards. The QB threw for 360 and all the hate action is in this thread.

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3 minutes ago, Hank Kingsley said:

Just making things up now? 

 

 

2 minutes ago, BurntOrange&White said:

Lmaoooo you’re retarded

 

1 minute ago, Billy Pilgrim said:

Why don’t you do the homework and find that. I doubt there’s a 390 page thread on the subject.

 

2 minutes ago, Longhornlove said:

Ignorance is bliss.

There y'all go. Not sure how you missed it.

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5 minutes ago, Longhornlove said:

Ignorance is bliss.

Ahhh the thread that was created by a known reactionary dumbass after Quinn put up these two masterpiece games over a 3 week span

 

 

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yeah can’t say I don’t blame them for that though. That is complete dog shit play

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4 minutes ago, Thatguy said:

We are in the college football playoff two years in a row and in the SEC championship year one. I am pretty sure that qualifies as "winning". The O-line and RBs are struggling and yet I don't think either one of those threads is even on the first page. They ran for 31 yards. The QB threw for 360 and all the hate action is in this thread.

He was treated like a motherfucking god after beating Alabama and he’s got NIL deals out the ass. People love you when you play well. When you play like shit and had a chance to win the SEC championship but shit your pants or can’t score in the second half of the last few games, people are going to talk shit about you. People don’t hate Quinn the person, they hate Quinn the quarterback.

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17 minutes ago, Billy Pilgrim said:

Quinn would be a motherfucking god in Austin if he wasn’t so damn mediocre. That’s why people don’t like him. Not some stupid personal vendetta. Jesus this is a dumb take. 
 

A wise man once said “the world treats winners differently”. 

That wise man was Augie. I believe the quote was “the world treats winners a lot better than losers”.

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6 minutes ago, Billy Pilgrim said:

He was treated like a motherfucking god after beating Alabama and he’s got NIL deals out the ass. People love you when you play well. When you play like shit and had a chance to win the SEC championship but shit your pants or can’t score in the second half of the last few games, people are going to talk shit about you. People don’t hate Quinn the person, they hate Quinn the quarterback.

Brother much love to you but this thread didn't get to 400 pages this year. They were on him last year too. We allowed Penix to throw for 430 yards without getting a single finger on the dude all game. Quinn threw for 318 and no picks and when we lost this thread blew the fuck up. I know it may not have been you but that's the reality. He's been looking over his shoulder for 3 seasons with 3 different QBs.

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8 minutes ago, Longhornlove said:

Thats good, not into pegging or dudes. Just not a fan of bullies and this place is full of them.

Oh no the internetz are being mean to the millionaire because he plays bad. What a bunch of jerks and bullies. 
You say you’re not into pegging but you keep making posts like this

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17 minutes ago, Longhornlove said:

That's a problem, because they shouldn't

Imagine being the 3rd winningest QB to play at Texas in the modern era behind Vince and Colt. You've won just as many conference championships as they did. You went to the cfp twice in a row and have your team poised to make a play for the trophy and your fanbase can't wait for you to leave.

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1 minute ago, Thatguy said:

Imagine being the 3rd winningest QB to play at Texas in the modern era behind Vince and Colt. You've won just as many conference championships as they did. You went to the cfp twice in a row and have your team poised to make a play for the trophy and your fanbase can't wait for you to leave.

Not to mention if we were in any other conference we could be undefeated and number one for most of the year. Pepperidge farm remembers when we were throwing out Casey Thompson and Hudson Card out there that would have been destroyed by the Alabama Scout team but not sure these people care to remember.

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5 hours ago, sidis said:

guess you could argue the overtime handoff but, I mean…

I haven’t re-watched this game and probably never will, but did we not have all 11 players bunched up at the line scrimmage? The dudes arm was hanging on by skin. He wasn’t going to attempt to pass. How the fuck did we not just stuff that?

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10 minutes ago, Longhornlove said:

Not to mention if we were in any other conference we could be undefeated and number one for most of the year. Pepperidge farm remembers when we were throwing out Casey Thompson and Hudson Card out there that would have been destroyed by the Alabama Scout team but not sure these people care to remember.

Hudson Card played Alabama and lost by 1 point.

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man, i hope that burntorange&white and thatguy are at least getting compensated for their efforts in this thread.

every single page, bow: everything is quinn's fault and he is a giant pussy. thatguy: everything that is good is because of quinn and everyone else on the teams sucks. random poster drop in: i think quinn may still be hurt. hank hill: everyone is an asshole and i hate you all.

you guys are both too extreme.

and, as the arbiter of all truth and facts in this universe, you're both right and you're both wrong and you are both too personally invested in your perception. in my opinion, quinn has been playing ghosts since he got back and cannot string together any consistency at all. he's had horrible turnovers against vandy, kentucky, agro, and georgia that have been brutal and put us in very dangerous positions. our defense has bailed us out a lot. much like the baylor game in 2022, quinn was in such a bad place trying to see the game against uk that we literally ran the entire fourth quarter out with zero pass attempts.  the passes he made that were picked (and worse still, should have been picked) against georgia were seriously terrible, as was the one against agro (which would have been picked regardless of deflection). against uga, the miss to moore on the flag (corner post) route on second down in the red zone was an all-time horrible pass. the pass to gunnar on the wheel that would have been called back anyway due to the bond pick was exceptionally terrible given how open he was. the decision to go to golden after the first first down in overtime in the back of the endzone was braindead. on 3rd down, wingo is there for a first down and he dumps it to wisner for nothing. he throws off his back foot and lobs balls way, way too much. he has some of the worst footwork in the history of college football. he's also not really a leader or a guy that extracts the most from his guys...no one is running through a wall for quinn ewers.

on the other hand, he finally had three exceptionally timed and placed deep balls for the first time in a while against uga...building on a couple of nice ones against agro. and it really opened things up for the offense yardage wise. that's a major positive that i had abandoned all hope for prior to the tamu game. he threw some exceptional mid-range balls against uga over the middle of the field as well that looked routine but are much more difficult than they look...especially against uga...one to bond that was much more impressive than it looked on first glance zipped through an over/under zone bracket, a great read on the moore td and good delivery. while the 4th and 2 pass is relatively routine, he put that fucker on a perfect dime in the clutchest of moments. a real nice ball to helm as well through anticipated coverage windows. the bombs to golden were real nice. he moved about the pocket incrementally better in the seccg than he has in a while (still not great but not like regular season uga, ou, or uk). i will say while most of us are frustrated and want better from quinn, his trending from arkansas through georgia has been positive (with a low point in the second half of uk). he was better against uga...and that's a tough team to be good against when they are such an overwhelmingly bad matchup for a sark offense given that they have four linebackers that run like deer that completely destroy all the rinky dink sideways shit.

i think the tamu and georgia games have a lot of positive things to build off of and some seriously braindead shit that nearly killed us. it's quinn's career in a nutshell. but if he keeps up with the turnovers, the teams in the playoffs (including clemson) will punish us in a way that kentucky is not capable. i've said it virtually every week since he's come back: here's hoping we get good quinn. if we can get three quarters of good quinn a game instead of one, we can beat every team in the field.

deep down and gun to my head, my true feeling is that if arch had continued to get experience through the schedule, he would probably be a slightly greater net gain to the offense right now. but that shit is pure speculation. he's an unknown quantity and playing well against miss state, ulm, and utsa is not an indicator of performance against georgia and tamu and all of you slobbing over his highlights against shit teams need to chill some.

here's to a rested and ready quinn lighting the playoff on fire (one can hope).

 

eta tldr: everyone is right and everyone is wrong. quinn ewers is the duality of humanity in every way. capable of such beautiful dreams and such terrible nightmares.

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4 minutes ago, Sawbonz said:

I haven’t re-watched this game and probably never will, but did we not have all 11 players bunched up at the line scrimmage? The dudes arm was hanging on by skin. He wasn’t going to attempt to pass. How the fuck did we not just stuff that?

it was the weirdest play of the game. it's like we were confused. dude ran onto the field without moving his arm an inch making it clear that they could do nothing but run it and we looked like we were anticipating a roll out. frustrating.

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2 minutes ago, sidis said:

it was the weirdest play of the game. it's like we were confused. dude ran onto the field without moving his arm an inch making it clear that they could do nothing but run it and we looked like we were anticipating a roll out. frustrating.

It felt like we need to call a TO to make sure, but obviously that would be stupid since Georgia was forced to bring in Beck with one arm due to the lost helmet (and possible concussion). Le sigh. 

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1 minute ago, sidis said:

man, i hope that burntorange&white and thatguy are at least getting compensated for their efforts in this thread.

every single page, bow: everything is quinn's fault and he is a giant pussy. thatguy: everything that is good is because of quinn and everyone else on the teams sucks. random poster drop in: i think quinn may still be hurt. hank hill: everyone is an asshole and i hate you all.

you guys are both too extreme.

and, as the arbiter of all truth and facts in this universe, you're both right and you're both wrong and you are both too personally invested in your perception. in my opinion, quinn has been playing ghosts since he got back and cannot string together any consistency at all. he's had horrible turnovers against vandy, kentucky, agro, and georgia that have been brutal and put us in very dangerous positions. our defense has bailed us out a lot. much like the baylor game in 2022, quinn was in such a bad place trying to see the game against uk that we literally ran the entire fourth quarter out with zero pass attempts.  the passes he made that were picked (and worse still, should have been picked) against georgia were seriously terrible, as was the one against agro (which would have been picked regardless of deflection). against uga, the miss to moore on the flag (corner post) route on second down in the red zone was an all-time horrible pass. the pass to gunnar on the wheel that would have been called back anyway due to the bond pick was exceptionally terrible given how open he was. the decision to go to golden after the first first down in overtime in the back of the endzone was braindead. on 3rd down, wingo is there for a first down and he dumps it to wisner for nothing. he throws off his back foot and lobs balls way, way too much. he has some of the worst footwork in the history of college football. he's also not really a leader or a guy that extracts the most from his guys...no one is running through a wall for quinn ewers.

on the other hand, he finally had three exceptionally timed and placed deep balls for the first time in a while against uga...building on a couple of nice ones against agro. and it really opened things up for the offense yardage wise. that's a major positive that i had abandoned all hope for prior to the tamu game. he threw some exceptional mid-range balls against uga over the middle of the field as well that looked routine but are much more difficult than they look...especially against uga...one to bond that was much more impressive than it looked on first glance zipped through an over/under zone bracket, a great read on the moore td and good delivery. while the 4th and 2 pass is relatively routine, he put that fucker on a perfect dime in the clutchest of moments. a real nice ball to helm as well through anticipated coverage windows. the bombs to golden were real nice. he moved about the pocket incrementally better in the seccg than he has in a while (still not great but not like regular season uga, ou, or uk). i will say while most of us are frustrated and want better from quinn, his trending from arkansas through georgia has been positive (with a low point in the second half of uk). he was better against uga...and that's a tough team to be good against when they are such an overwhelmingly bad matchup for a sark offense given that they have four linebackers that run like deer that completely destroy all the rinky dink sideways shit.

i think the tamu and georgia games have a lot of positive things to build off of and some seriously braindead shit that nearly killed us. it's quinn's career in a nutshell. but if he keeps up with the turnovers, the teams in the playoffs (including clemson) will punish us in a way that kentucky is not capable. i've said it virtually every week since he's come back: here's hoping we get good quinn. if we can get three quarters of good quinn a game instead of one, we can beat every team in the field.

deep down and gun to my head, my true feeling is that if arch had continued to get experience through the schedule, he would probably be a slightly greater net gain to the offense right now. but that shit is pure speculation. he's an unknown quantity and playing well against miss state, ulm, and utsa is not an indicator of performance against georgia and tamu and all of you slobbing over his highlights against shit teams need to chill some.

here's to a rested and ready quinn lighting the playoff on fire (one can hope).

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3 minutes ago, Dahobbs said:

It felt like we need to call a TO to make sure, but obviously that would be stupid since Georgia was forced to bring in Beck with one arm due to the lost helmet (and possible concussion). Le sigh. 

 

2 minutes ago, Sawbonz said:

Also, hadn’t we already called a timeout?

we did not have a timeout, that's correct. and ultimately, because of their motion, we had all 11 guys effectively there in the box but: 1) the lbs and dbs were slow to react; 2) anthony hill took the way wrong gap; 3)53 for uga 100% tackles sorrell from behind, 4) 69 for uga tackles and lays on norton, and 5) collins just gets worked.

 

 

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14 minutes ago, sidis said:

man, i hope that burntorange&white and thatguy are at least getting compensated for their efforts in this thread.

every single page, bow: everything is quinn's fault and he is a giant pussy. thatguy: everything that is good is because of quinn and everyone else on the teams sucks. random poster drop in: i think quinn may still be hurt. hank hill: everyone is an asshole and i hate you all.

you guys are both too extreme.

and, as the arbiter of all truth and facts in this universe, you're both right and you're both wrong and you are both too personally invested in your perception. in my opinion, quinn has been playing ghosts since he got back and cannot string together any consistency at all. he's had horrible turnovers against vandy, kentucky, agro, and georgia that have been brutal and put us in very dangerous positions. our defense has bailed us out a lot. much like the baylor game in 2022, quinn was in such a bad place trying to see the game against uk that we literally ran the entire fourth quarter out with zero pass attempts.  the passes he made that were picked (and worse still, should have been picked) against georgia were seriously terrible, as was the one against agro (which would have been picked regardless of deflection). against uga, the miss to moore on the flag (corner post) route on second down in the red zone was an all-time horrible pass. the pass to gunnar on the wheel that would have been called back anyway due to the bond pick was exceptionally terrible given how open he was. the decision to go to golden after the first first down in overtime in the back of the endzone was braindead. on 3rd down, wingo is there for a first down and he dumps it to wisner for nothing. he throws off his back foot and lobs balls way, way too much. he has some of the worst footwork in the history of college football. he's also not really a leader or a guy that extracts the most from his guys...no one is running through a wall for quinn ewers.

on the other hand, he finally had three exceptionally timed and placed deep balls for the first time in a while against uga...building on a couple of nice ones against agro. and it really opened things up for the offense yardage wise. that's a major positive that i had abandoned all hope for prior to the tamu game. he threw some exceptional mid-range balls against uga over the middle of the field as well that looked routine but are much more difficult than they look...especially against uga...one to bond that was much more impressive than it looked on first glance zipped through an over/under zone bracket, a great read on the moore td and good delivery. while the 4th and 2 pass is relatively routine, he put that fucker on a perfect dime in the clutchest of moments. a real nice ball to helm as well through anticipated coverage windows. the bombs to golden were real nice. he moved about the pocket incrementally better in the seccg than he has in a while (still not great but not like regular season uga, ou, or uk). i will say while most of us are frustrated and want better from quinn, his trending from arkansas through georgia has been positive (with a low point in the second half of uk). he was better against uga...and that's a tough team to be good against when they are such an overwhelmingly bad matchup for a sark offense given that they have four linebackers that run like deer that completely destroy all the rinky dink sideways shit.

i think the tamu and georgia games have a lot of positive things to build off of and some seriously braindead shit that nearly killed us. it's quinn's career in a nutshell. but if he keeps up with the turnovers, the teams in the playoffs (including clemson) will punish us in a way that kentucky is not capable. i've said it virtually every week since he's come back: here's hoping we get good quinn. if we can get three quarters of good quinn a game instead of one, we can beat every team in the field.

deep down and gun to my head, my true feeling is that if arch had continued to get experience through the schedule, he would probably be a slightly greater net gain to the offense right now. but that shit is pure speculation. he's an unknown quantity and playing well against miss state, ulm, and utsa is not an indicator of performance against georgia and tamu and all of you slobbing over his highlights against shit teams need to chill some.

here's to a rested and ready quinn lighting the playoff on fire (one can hope).

 

eta tldr: everyone is right and everyone is wrong. quinn ewers is the duality of humanity in every way. capable of such beautiful dreams and such terrible nightmares.

Not reading that but thanks for the effort.

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14 minutes ago, sidis said:

man, i hope that burntorange&white and thatguy are at least getting compensated for their efforts in this thread.

every single page, bow: everything is quinn's fault and he is a giant pussy. thatguy: everything that is good is because of quinn and everyone else on the teams sucks. random poster drop in: i think quinn may still be hurt. hank hill: everyone is an asshole and i hate you all.

you guys are both too extreme.

and, as the arbiter of all truth and facts in this universe, you're both right and you're both wrong and you are both too personally invested in your perception. in my opinion, quinn has been playing ghosts since he got back and cannot string together any consistency at all. he's had horrible turnovers against vandy, kentucky, agro, and georgia that have been brutal and put us in very dangerous positions. our defense has bailed us out a lot. much like the baylor game in 2022, quinn was in such a bad place trying to see the game against uk that we literally ran the entire fourth quarter out with zero pass attempts.  the passes he made that were picked (and worse still, should have been picked) against georgia were seriously terrible, as was the one against agro (which would have been picked regardless of deflection). against uga, the miss to moore on the flag (corner post) route on second down in the red zone was an all-time horrible pass. the pass to gunnar on the wheel that would have been called back anyway due to the bond pick was exceptionally terrible given how open he was. the decision to go to golden after the first first down in overtime in the back of the endzone was braindead. on 3rd down, wingo is there for a first down and he dumps it to wisner for nothing. he throws off his back foot and lobs balls way, way too much. he has some of the worst footwork in the history of college football. he's also not really a leader or a guy that extracts the most from his guys...no one is running through a wall for quinn ewers.

on the other hand, he finally had three exceptionally timed and placed deep balls for the first time in a while against uga...building on a couple of nice ones against agro. and it really opened things up for the offense yardage wise. that's a major positive that i had abandoned all hope for prior to the tamu game. he threw some exceptional mid-range balls against uga over the middle of the field as well that looked routine but are much more difficult than they look...especially against uga...one to bond that was much more impressive than it looked on first glance zipped through an over/under zone bracket, a great read on the moore td and good delivery. while the 4th and 2 pass is relatively routine, he put that fucker on a perfect dime in the clutchest of moments. a real nice ball to helm as well through anticipated coverage windows. the bombs to golden were real nice. he moved about the pocket incrementally better in the seccg than he has in a while (still not great but not like regular season uga, ou, or uk). i will say while most of us are frustrated and want better from quinn, his trending from arkansas through georgia has been positive (with a low point in the second half of uk). he was better against uga...and that's a tough team to be good against when they are such an overwhelmingly bad matchup for a sark offense given that they have four linebackers that run like deer that completely destroy all the rinky dink sideways shit.

i think the tamu and georgia games have a lot of positive things to build off of and some seriously braindead shit that nearly killed us. it's quinn's career in a nutshell. but if he keeps up with the turnovers, the teams in the playoffs (including clemson) will punish us in a way that kentucky is not capable. i've said it virtually every week since he's come back: here's hoping we get good quinn. if we can get three quarters of good quinn a game instead of one, we can beat every team in the field.

deep down and gun to my head, my true feeling is that if arch had continued to get experience through the schedule, he would probably be a slightly greater net gain to the offense right now. but that shit is pure speculation. he's an unknown quantity and playing well against miss state, ulm, and utsa is not an indicator of performance against georgia and tamu and all of you slobbing over his highlights against shit teams need to chill some.

here's to a rested and ready quinn lighting the playoff on fire (one can hope).

 

eta tldr: everyone is right and everyone is wrong. quinn ewers is the duality of humanity in every way. capable of such beautiful dreams and such terrible nightmares.

I actually admit when Quinn does good and makes good throws. You'll never see ThatGuy admit any fault with Quinn.

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1 hour ago, Jkwellborn said:


Pass defense sucked ass, I don’t care what any adjusted stat says. It was the weak point of the team. Teams couldn’t run the ball. But it certainly seemed like Texas couldn’t stop a high school passing attack most of the time.

So you care about total yards or what?

“Seemed like.”

Just to pick a few examples off the top of my head.

Milroe and JT Daniels threw more picks versus us than anyone else last season or the season before.  Daniels threw for 400 yards the week after he lit us up for 150.  Bean and Slovis, both spent some time on NFL practice squads, had amongst their very worst days of the season - yards, QBR.  Wyo had a buck something passing plus a pick 6.

Gabriel had about 7 or so games with more yards passing.  No pass rush.  Hoover started 6 games.  4 were for more yards passing than us.  Baylor had 300 passing but 6 points.  100 yards passing on last 2 drives, down 30.

Houston, OU, UW had a meager pass rush or simply lost contain on quite a few big plays.

Of the 100 top NFL draft picks last year, quick count showed there were 48 offensive players selected.  15 were on our schedule.  That doesn’t include your starting WRs in Bond and Golden.  Or Milroe or Howard or Gabriel.

Id be surprised if historically you’d find a Longhorn schedule that had more collective offensive talent than last years schedule.

But that’s how that DFEI rankings was achieved.

And just for comparisons sake Texas Tech in 2008 and USC in 2005 scored more points than UW did last year.

 

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18 minutes ago, hobbes2702 said:

Hudson Card played Alabama and lost by 1 point.

Card got destroyed in that game. If Quinn doesn't get hurt we might win by double digits. People forget how bad Card shit down his pants at times and he was treated the same a Quinn is now, disdain. I figured most would figure it out when I combined Thompson and Card together that I was speaking about Sarks first year but apparenlty I misjudged.

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1 minute ago, Longhornlove said:

Card got destroyed in that game. If Quinn doesn't get hurt we might win by double digits. People forget how bad Card shit down his pants at times and he was treated the same a Quinn is now, disdain. I figured most would figure it out when I combined Thompson and Card together that I was speaking about Sarks first year but apparenlty I misjudged.

So how would he have done against the practice squad for Bama. It’s ok to admit when you say stupid things. English is hard for you and that’s ok.

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