Texas vs. Michigan - 11am on Fox

[Deej 76752]

3 minutes ago, Irish Wrist Watch said:

In Ewers last possession or two he didn't do much, but I think he threw one or two passes. There might have been six or seven minutes left. Game fucking out of reach to Michigan, and it would have been awesome to see Arch complete a pass or two, maybe get a first down or two, run five or six minutes off the clock and end the drive with a TD. Coulda easily happened. Talk about excitement. Talk about a confidence builder.

And don't think for a minute that because Arch's folks like Austin or belong to some fucking country club, etc, that they didn't care if their all-star son, that every college in the country wanted, a kid who had a stellar high school career, only got to hand the ball off three times into the line. They have the highest expectations in the world for their kid.  As do we all. We know what he's capable of. I'd like to hear Sark's reasons.

Gonna trust Sark more than you. Don't take it personally. Or do. I don't give a fuck. 

[TreatyOak 16311]

3 hours ago, Irish Wrist Watch said:

So much the better. Less risk for Manning, more confidence building. That game was over at the end of the third. Quinn had a qreat three quarters. Don't leave him out there to finish that triumph with some quagmire play calling. We want our backups to get quality time, dammit. Now. They may be starting in two weeks.

He's right. Manning has more upside than Ewers. 
It's obvious to anyone who knows the game. But Texas is not properly utilizing Upside. 

Manning Upside > Ewers Upside
Trey Owens Upside > Arch Manning
Cole Lourd Upside > Trey Owens

Now do you see? 

[jw4381 3070]

2 hours ago, Newdoc said:

I wish I knew the BAC of some of y’all posting right now. It would explain a lot.

 

2 hours ago, Gene Parmesan said:

I’m approaching my gpa

 

1 hour ago, txhorns said:

So just starting your first beer?

These 2 right here. How you surly.

1 hour ago, ztejas said:

A lot of people go to college for 7 years. 

Me too! Graduated early on the decade plan.

1 hour ago, ztejas said:

What we need to do is put Arch in at DE.

[ousux 5595]

I hope you're right. I'll add one other thing. How do you think Arch's family, his uncles... whatever... felt when with five minutes left and an absolute insurmountable lead, Quinn comes back on the field? At best, they'll think that Sark isn't even thinking about getting their kid playing time. It's just not cool.
If he plays half the game next week, all will be forgotten. We'll see. Sounds a bit optimistic. Wouldn't be surprised to see a little blowback on this next week. 

Bro, change your tampon, sober up and hang your head in shame when you revisit this tomorrow.

[TexasMan 10891]

NSIAP

 

 

[MonkeyDoughnut 10227]

Amazing that Michigan has been playing football since 1879, has over 1000 wins and has NEVER beat Texas

[Funk Doctor Spock 12176]

Kenneth Grant is a pussy confirmed 

[Irish Wrist Watch 1359]

Anyone here who thinks Sark didn't take his foot off the gas in the Second half? I'm debating whether it was because he didn't want to tear a rookie head coach a new asshole in front of the nation, or was it because he didn't want to share any more of our playbook.

I think a better option would have been to go balls to the wall and have us up say 55-10 one drive into the fourth quarter, let every schoolboy in the nation get a look at America's next dynasty (in fucking Austin fucking Texas, not some backwoods dirtwater town) , and let Arch play almost the entire fourth quarter. Final score UT 65, National Champions 13.

Edited September 8 by Irish Wrist Watch

[Bookman 4638]

2 hours ago, Red Five said:

Bloody marys in the morning

Well, it's a bloody Mary morning
Baby left me without warning
Sometime in the night
So I'm flyin' down to Houston
Forgetting her's the nature of my flight

[Funk Doctor Spock 12176]

Quinn just vaulted himself to the top of the Heisman board after week 2. 

[ShaggyBevo RIP 3868]

Anyone here who thinks Sark didn't take his foot off the gas in the Second half? I'm debating whether it was because he didn't want to tear a rookie head coach a new asshole in front of the nation, or was it because he didn't want to share any more of our playbook.
I think a better option would have been to go balls to the wall and have us up say 55-10 one drive into the fourth quarter, let every schoolboy in the nation get a look at the nation's next dynasty (in fucking Austin fucking Texas, not some backwoods dirtwater town) , and let Arch play almost the entire fourth quarter. Final score UT 65, National Champions 13.

I think he was just running clock as the game was already out of reach for UM.

[Post Oak 20205]

19 minutes ago, Post Oak said:

 

 

Here's another view. I've been waiting 20 years for our OGs to drag their nuts across All America DTs facemasks.

DJs not perfect but that SOB walks on the field every Saturday looking for a fight. 

He can play for me any day.

 

[Doc Daneeka 6769]

6 minutes ago, Irish Wrist Watch said:

Anyone here who thinks Sark didn't take his foot off the gas in the Second half? I'm debating whether it was because he didn't want to tear a rookie head coach a new asshole in front of the nation, or was it because he didn't want to share any more of our playbook.

I think a better option would have been to go balls to the wall and have us up say 55-10 one drive into the fourth quarter, let every schoolboy in the nation get a look at America's next dynasty (in fucking Austin fucking Texas, not some backwoods dirtwater town) , and let Arch play almost the entire fourth quarter. Final score UT 65, National Champions 13.

He took the foot off the gas. Run clock, shorten the game, get out without additional injuries, protect the playbook, take the win, celebrate, go home. 

Manning should play a lot next week. 

[TrashMaster G 17541]

24 minutes ago, Irish Wrist Watch said:

In Ewers last possession or two he didn't do much, but I think he threw one or two passes. There might have been six or seven minutes left. Game fucking out of reach to Michigan, and it would have been awesome to see Arch complete a pass or two, maybe get a first down or two, run five or six minutes off the clock and end the drive with a TD. Coulda easily happened. Talk about excitement. Talk about a confidence builder.

And don't think for a minute that because Arch's folks like Austin or belong to some fucking country club, etc, that they didn't care if their all-star son, that every college in the country wanted, a kid who had a stellar high school career, only got to hand the ball off three times into the line. They have the highest expectations in the world for their kid.  As do we all. We know what he's capable of. I'd like to hear Sark's reasons.

Dude, stfu.

[TreatyOak 16311]

Okay, here are some fun posts from different Michigan posters from The Michigan Insider Fan game thread. ENJOY!

Go blue! Many Texas fans think this is going to be an easy win for Texas, no respect for Michigan

Posted on 4 hrs, , User Since 224 months ago, User Post Count: 158

Why even kick a field goal? Come on coach play to win. That was James Franklinesque

This stuff with Orgi is just stupid.... Everyone knows what is going to happen... Just dumb

Have to get to Ewers or this is going to be a blowout, so sad

Ewers with great pocket awareness.

When we took the field in the Rose Boel and I saw our first few plays vs Bama, I knew we matchup with them. That is not the case today

Defense is gonna quit soon. Texas is Michiganing Michigan

I have to agree. Sarkisian is running laps around him

Don't worry, Michigan will wake up in the 4th quarter.

45-6 will be the final score.

I still can't stand the alcoholic coach and the redneck Matthew McConaughey.

[NashLonghorn 270]

5 minutes ago, MonkeyDoughnut said:

Amazing that Michigan has been playing football since 1879, has over 1000 wins and has NEVER beat Texas

They’re up by about 55 wins 1005/950 but have been playing football 14 years longer 1879/1893

[Colonel Sanders 1336]

I thought Niblack would take some of the JT Sanders role from last year, but through 2 games he only has one catch for seven yards.  Maybe it's just the OTF guys getting my expectaions up in the offseason.  Great game by Gunnar though.  Great win.  Hook'em.

[ztejas 43411]

Just now, Colonel Sanders said:

Maybe it's just the OTF guys getting my expectaions up in the offseason.

You mean the con artists that don't know fucking dick from shinola?

Yeah they tend to miss a lot. 

[jw4381 3070]

17 minutes ago, Irish Wrist Watch said:

Anyone here who thinks Sark didn't take his foot off the gas in the Second half? I'm debating whether it was because he didn't want to tear a rookie head coach a new asshole in front of the nation, or was it because he didn't want to share any more of our playbook.

I think a better option would have been to go balls to the wall and have us up say 55-10 one drive into the fourth quarter, let every schoolboy in the nation get a look at America's next dynasty (in fucking Austin fucking Texas, not some backwoods dirtwater town) , and let Arch play almost the entire fourth quarter. Final score UT 65, National Champions 13.

Did someone say dynasty? 

Mark it. Sark will take Saban's place as the goat in 16 years.

Edited September 8 by jw4381

[DigglerontheHoof 21175]

2 minutes ago, Colonel Sanders said:

I thought Niblack would take some of the JT Sanders role from last year, but through 2 games he only has one catch for seven yards.  Maybe it's just the OTF guys getting my expectaions up in the offseason.  Great game by Gunnar though.  Great win.  Hook'em.

I've been surprised by that, too.  But I think Texas is still sitting on some of the offensive packages. But wtf do I know. 

[horngrad03 1148]

9 minutes ago, Colonel Sanders said:

I thought Niblack would take some of the JT Sanders role from last year, but through 2 games he only has one catch for seven yards.  Maybe it's just the OTF guys getting my expectaions up in the offseason.  Great game by Gunnar though.  Great win.  Hook'em.

Helm looks quicker than last year and can put his nose in there when inline. He's just a tougher matchup right now for opposing defenses.

Edited September 8 by horngrad03

[Funk Doctor Spock 12176]

Niblack probably only knows maybe a 1/3 of the playbook would be my guess, so he'll have his packages; Helm knows every play has just as reliable hands, and is a gamer. Plus he actually fucking blocks. 

[Rickylovesweed 14262]

Blue and Wisner should rarely be asked to pass block. 

Those swing passes to the RBs are creating a ton of issues for defenses having to account for all our WRs and Helm. Getting them in space on those swing passes is a nightmare for defenses. 

We are going to hit some big plays on those swing passes to RBs. 

[The Ace of Aces 5175]

Michigan’s QB said Texas didn’t win, Michigan lost became poor execution. “They’re a good football team … but we shot ourselves in the foot and let them win that football game. We let them off too easily.”
 

 

[Thatguy 8671]

9 minutes ago, Colonel Sanders said:

I thought Niblack would take some of the JT Sanders role from last year, but through 2 games he only has one catch for seven yards.  Maybe it's just the OTF guys getting my expectaions up in the offseason.  Great game by Gunnar though.  Great win.  Hook'em.

I am pretty sure he isn't great with blocking assignments. That's usually the case.

[Godzillatron 292]

In Ewers last possession or two he didn't do much, but I think he threw one or two passes. There might have been six or seven minutes left. Game fucking out of reach to Michigan, and it would have been awesome to see Arch complete a pass or two, maybe get a first down or two, run five or six minutes off the clock and end the drive with a TD. Coulda easily happened. Talk about excitement. Talk about a confidence builder.
And don't think for a minute that because Arch's folks like Austin or belong to some fucking country club, etc, that they didn't care if their all-star son, that every college in the country wanted, a kid who had a stellar high school career, only got to hand the ball off three times into the line. They have the highest expectations in the world for their kid.  As do we all. We know what he's capable of. I'd like to hear Sark's reasons.

Anybody want to tell me how to mute this guy? This is a beating. I trust the best quarterback coach in the country to, you know, manage the quarterbacks. Just move on.

Texas just dominated last year’s national champs in their house. Take the fucking win.

[BabaYaga 15286]

29 minutes ago, ousux said:

4 hours ago, Irish Wrist Watch said:

Bro, change your tampon, sober up and hang your head in shame when you revisit this tomorrow.

So an average Saturday for me then…..

[Doc Daneeka 6769]

1 minute ago, The Ace of Aces said:

Michigan’s QB said Texas didn’t win, Michigan lost became poor execution. “They’re a good football team … but we shot ourselves in the foot and let them win that football game. We let them off too easily.”
 

 

 Big Matt Leinart energy. 

[Rickylovesweed 14262]

6 minutes ago, Thatguy said:

I am pretty sure he isn't great with blocking assignments. That's usually the case.

I think personnel-wise it also makes less sense to run as many 2 TE sets with this roster. 

On the Blue touchdown in the 3rd quarter, they were in 11 personnel. Sark seems to be embracing "we are going to spread your ass out and we dare you to bring numbers." 

I saw a lot of 11 personnel today with the tight end flexed. 

 

[GhostOfTomJoad 9323]

This team is good. I enjoy watching them.

[Thatguy 8671]

45 minutes ago, Irish Wrist Watch said:

In Ewers last possession or two he didn't do much, but I think he threw one or two passes. There might have been six or seven minutes left. Game fucking out of reach to Michigan, and it would have been awesome to see Arch complete a pass or two, maybe get a first down or two, run five or six minutes off the clock and end the drive with a TD. Coulda easily happened. Talk about excitement. Talk about a confidence builder.

And don't think for a minute that because Arch's folks like Austin or belong to some fucking country club, etc, that they didn't care if their all-star son, that every college in the country wanted, a kid who had a stellar high school career, only got to hand the ball off three times into the line. They have the highest expectations in the world for their kid.  As do we all. We know what he's capable of. I'd like to hear Sark's reasons.

Sark pretty much shut it down and started running clock mid 3rd qtr. I wouldn't worry too much about Arch. He is gonna get some time this year. I don't think you are reading the room because it's a unique situation. Imagine you are a highly recruited QB and you are in a situation like Arch. You are largely being ignored in the locker room. Not getting playing time, and just another "dude" on campus. Your family could use the money, and you are looking to get to the league as quickly as possible.

Now think about Arch's situation. Probably the most popular kid on the 40. Respected in the locker room. Has money, and doesn't need to get to the league right away. Everytime his parents turn on the TV they hear the announcers talking about him and raucous crowds everytime their kid comes in the game. I think they are fine with where he is.

[Thatguy 8671]

5 minutes ago, Rickylovesweed said:

I think personnel-wise it also makes less sense to run as many 2 TE sets with this roster. 

On the Blue touchdown in the 3rd quarter, they were in 11 personnel. Sark seems to be embracing "we are going to spread your ass out and we dare you to bring numbers." 

I saw a lot of 11 personnel today with the tight end flexed. 

 

I think that's because that is what he trusts currently. One thing we should know about Sark by now is he likes to be able to run a myriad of plays out of the same set so teams can't zero in on what he is trying to do simply by personnel packages. I think we will see us get back into our 12 personnel as the season goes on. I think Sark is trying to sort some things out.

[ousux 5595]

Anyone here who thinks Sark didn't take his foot off the gas in the Second half? I'm debating whether it was because he didn't want to tear a rookie head coach a new asshole in front of the nation, or was it because he didn't want to share any more of our playbook.
I think a better option would have been to go balls to the wall and have us up say 55-10 one drive into the fourth quarter, let every schoolboy in the nation get a look at America's next dynasty (in fucking Austin fucking Texas, not some backwoods dirtwater town) , and let Arch play almost the entire fourth quarter. Final score UT 65, National Champions 13.

I think Sark is aware we still have most of the season to go. As in this isn't the game to empty the playbook and go all out and get players injured. The statement was made loud and clear, but this wasnt a championship or even rivalry game. We have 3 of the latter and hopefully two of the first still ahead of us.

[hook me 2092]

20 minutes ago, The Ace of Aces said:

Michigan’s QB said Texas didn’t win, Michigan lost became poor execution. “They’re a good football team … but we shot ourselves in the foot and let them win that football game. We let them off too easily.”
 

 

You didn’t let us off easy, you just got your ass whipped at home on national TV and there was absolutely nothing you could do about it. 

[LTtxfan 49142]

1 minute ago, ousux said:

45 minutes ago, Irish Wrist Watch said:

 

I think Sark is aware we still have most of the season to go. As in this isn't the game to empty the playbook and go all out and get players injured. The statement was made loud and clear, but this wasnt a championship or even rivalry game. We have 3 of the latter and hopefully two of the first still ahead of us.

Yeah long, tough, physical season in SEC ... gotta try to stay healthy by running clock in 4th qtr.

[sidis 9823]

Thanks Michigan, enjoyed it. 

 

[EastTexan 662]

1 minute ago, LTtxfan said:

Yeah long, tough, physical season in SEC ... gotta try to stay healthy by running clock in 4th qtr.

       sounds like aggy.

 

just kidding.

[UTEE97 3510]

26 minutes ago, The Ace of Aces said:

Michigan’s QB said Texas didn’t win, Michigan lost became poor execution. “They’re a good football team … but we shot ourselves in the foot and let them win that football game. We let them off too easily.”
 

 

"We knew it was going to be a close game."

[DigglerontheHoof 21175]

1 minute ago, UTEE97 said:

"We knew it was going to be a close game."

[Red Five 40827]

He might be concussed. We certainly didn’t watch the same game.

[Lhorn 4909]

8 minutes ago, hook me said:

You didn’t let us off easy, you just got your ass whipped at home on national TV and there was absolutely nothing you could do about it. 

Took the foot off the gas early and gave up a meaningless score in garbage time.  The final score was gonna be whatever Texas wanted it to be.  

[Voluminous Banality 1032]

21 minutes ago, The Ace of Aces said:

Michigan’s QB said Texas didn’t win, Michigan lost became poor execution. “They’re a good football team … but we shot ourselves in the foot and let them win that football game. We let them off too easily.”
 

 

I think Warren got his postgame cliches mixed up (much like he was confused between the white and blue jerseys during the game). "It came down to a few plays in the fourth quarter" and "we let 'em off the hook" are usually reserved for nail-biters that go down to the wire, not blowouts that were 24-3 at halftime and easily could have been more like 41-6.

[Wilcox Cummingtonite 2935]

4 hours ago, Chips O'Toole said:

This road win will seem less impressive when Michigan falls out of the top 25 by the end of the year. 

[Basil 754]

Texas gets one of its most important wins in a few years and this Irish autist cannot talk about anything other than the backup qb’s reps in garbage time. Lord. STFU.

[Al_4_ISU 12447]

Congrats today. You guys looked dominant.

[The Ace of Aces 5175]

2 minutes ago, Voluminous Banality said:

I think Warren got his postgame cliches mixed up (much like he was confused between the white and blue jerseys during the game). "It came down to a few plays in the fourth quarter" and "we let 'em off the hook" are usually reserved for nail-biters that go down to the wire, not blowouts that were 24-3 at halftime and easily could have been more like 41-6.

They had 10 total yards of offense with 10 mins to go on the 3rd quarters. He had to play makebelieve.  

[Wilcox Cummingtonite 2935]

59 minutes ago, Irish Wrist Watch said:

Anyone here who thinks Sark didn't take his foot off the gas in the Second half? I'm debating whether it was because he didn't want to tear a rookie head coach a new asshole in front of the nation, or was it because he didn't want to share any more of our playbook.

I think a better option would have been to go balls to the wall and have us up say 55-10 one drive into the fourth quarter, let every schoolboy in the nation get a look at America's next dynasty (in fucking Austin fucking Texas, not some backwoods dirtwater town) , and let Arch play almost the entire fourth quarter. Final score UT 65, National Champions 13.

My advice- stop drinking. You’ve made some really dumb posts today.

[DigglerontheHoof 21175]

1 minute ago, Al_4_ISU said:

Congrats today. You guys looked dominant.

Congrats right back, I caught parts of your game and it was entertaining. 

[Crapinon 2252]

The thing that made me happy was the nastiness of the offensive line. When they pulled that cheap hit/push on Quinn, the line went red ant attack mode to his defense. A nasty attitude is great for an offensive line.

[Firemans4Horn 18034]

39 minutes ago, The Ace of Aces said:

Michigan’s QB said Texas didn’t win, Michigan lost became poor execution. “They’re a good football team … but we shot ourselves in the foot and let them win that football game. We let them off too easily.”