Game Thread Texas vs Vanderbilt - 3:15pm on the SEC Network

[BrazilHorn 6586]

1) that stadium is small and seating access is stupid

2) that bullshit dj and fog horn noise blasting at a million decibels during huddle and into play call sometimes was super fucking annoying. Anyone who bitches about the Jumbotron at DKR would hate vandy

3) by and large vandy fans were cool and I have zero complaints on that front

4) the “hidden” bathroom and beer stand up the ramp in the gym area was a 100% a massive time saver vs the other lines. 

5) ewers needs to take a geometry class

6) defense was good. 

[Strat 149]

Do we have any other options behind Cam Williams? He cannot handle spin moves and a bull rush, it's sad. 2 weeks in a row he's just getting abused.. 

[OU Sucks 8798]

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[Kel Varnsen 8458]

nvm

Edited October 27 by Kel Varnsen

[TwiceHorn 31440]

11 hours ago, coachherman'sgrill said:

I want to give him slack and say it’s because he’s dealing with a head case in real time and under pressure. Maybe that’s me just wish casting?

My theory is that he sees talent and execution, on the practice field, and gameplans based on what he really believes the team can execute.

I think he is a bit spoiled by having worked with Alabama talent in that sense.  I think this was exacerbated when he first got here and we had a lot of "paper" or theoretical talent that, for whatever reasons, couldn't get it done on the field.

Then he has game time players that execute at a level considerably below his expectations, Ewers being a fine, but not the only, example.

His choice then seems to be to dumb down the game plan or try to force his players to execute in the manner in which he thinks they're capable.  He usually chooses the latter.  

I think this explains some of his decisions not to "take the points," but hope that his players can have an epiphany of execution that they can utilize for the rest of the game.

It seems to be true that when they are executing, it builds on itself.  But they aren't executing on a very consistent level right now, Ewers because injury/head case and OL possibly because they are encountering adversity and athleticism for the first time.

 

 

[Hookem2147 21200]

Rewatching the game now. 

-I know it infuriates @BurntOrange&White but Michael Taaffe is going to play in the NFL.

-We probably lost about 50 rushing yards due to stupid holding penalties, several of which were iffy at best

-Pass pro was more of an issue than run blocking to the point above. Rough few weeks for Cam Williams.

-The 1H sack where a guy ran free between Conner and Majors was definitely on Jaydon Blue.

-This RB group has in the bottom half of the SEC. If a play is blocked for 4 yards, they get you 3 before tripping on a blade of grass. They also are guilty of contributing on a couple of the holding penalties where they needlessly ran around their blocking.

-Best game Trey Moore has played all year.

-Pavia’s first run went for 18 yards (TD). His next 15 carries went for 49 yards. Completely controlled his legs.

-Not going to the portal for a punter was egregious. We win this game by 17 if Ryan Sanborn is on this team.

-Warren Roberson needs to be removed from special teams until further notice. 3 penalties in the return game in 2 games. 

[Ignatius 4017]

8 hours ago, Wilcox Cummingtonite said:

Thank God Arky is an 11 am game. 
 

aggy will be night- fuck

Hey when are you going to take me up on my bet you little chickenshit pussy? 

[Pato del Muerto 52487]

3 minutes ago, Hookem2147 said:

Pavia’s first run went for 18 yards (TD

This one annoyed me as it looked like 3 (smith?) had plenty of angle to turn him back inside and into the pursuit, but fucked up and let him run right around him with a terrible angle. 

[Hookem2147 21200]

Just now, Pato del Muerto said:

This one annoyed me as it looked like 3 (smith?) had plenty of angle to turn him back inside and into the pursuit, but fucked up and let him run right around him with a terrible angle. 

Guilbeau. Yeah, that was the oh shit moment where he realized taking a normal angle wasn’t going to cut it. It got much better after that.

[ChemicalHorn 352]

9 hours ago, sith_horn said:

The second tipped pick was far worse than the first in terms of fault IMO. Even good QBs get occasional tipped passes from the pocket from time to time. There was no good excuse for the second one into an incoming pass rusher coming in hot like that.

Frustratingly, Quinn’s postgame comments about these was basically, “yeah I was unlucky.” No responsibility, no introspection about what he could have done differently. Pretty clear to anyone watching the second instance could have been avoid by actually attempting to move before making the throw.

[InkaUtexas 25875]

10 hours ago, Funk Doctor Spock said:

To cheer people up, here is a pic of our Pom, Ella after she got her spa treatment and hair did. They went with a Halloween season pic. She's the best and keeps me from going ape shit watching us play. 

That is the yuppiest shit ever. Well done.

[Eskimohorn 5633]

At game. First Bank stadium was a death trap. No business playing there. Vandy shouldnt be in SEC with that piece of shit stadium.

Also, they played music and blasted their fart horn well into our plays. Bush league.

Music played throughout including horrific EDM mashups of Metallica and Bon Jovi. Over 100 decibels.

The good was Longhorn takeover of their stadium.

[Bevo 13570]

51 minutes ago, Hookem2147 said:

Rewatching the game now. 

-I know it infuriates @BurntOrange&White but Michael Taaffe is going to play in the NFL.

-We probably lost about 50 rushing yards due to stupid holding penalties, several of which were iffy at best

-Pass pro was more of an issue than run blocking to the point above. Rough few weeks for Cam Williams.

-The 1H sack where a guy ran free between Conner and Majors was definitely on Jaydon Blue.

-This RB group has in the bottom half of the SEC. If a play is blocked for 4 yards, they get you 3 before tripping on a blade of grass. They also are guilty of contributing on a couple of the holding penalties where they needlessly ran around their blocking.

-Best game Trey Moore has played all year.

-Pavia’s first run went for 18 yards (TD). His next 15 carries went for 49 yards. Completely controlled his legs.

-Not going to the portal for a punter was egregious. We win this game by 17 if Ryan Sanborn is on this team.

-Warren Roberson needs to be removed from special teams until further notice. 3 penalties in the return game in 2 games. 

 

Thanks. I'm glad that you recapped - I couldn't take watching us lose to Vanderbilt again. Once was enough. The good news is we are 6-2 going into Fayettenam against a very underwhelming Arkansas team. We should win handily.

[Hookem2147 21200]

52 minutes ago, Hookem2147 said:

Rewatching the game now. 

-I know it infuriates @BurntOrange&White but Michael Taaffe is going to play in the NFL.

-We probably lost about 50 rushing yards due to stupid holding penalties, several of which were iffy at best

-Pass pro was more of an issue than run blocking to the point above. Rough few weeks for Cam Williams.

-The 1H sack where a guy ran free between Conner and Majors was definitely on Jaydon Blue.

-This RB group has in the bottom half of the SEC. If a play is blocked for 4 yards, they get you 3 before tripping on a blade of grass. They also are guilty of contributing on a couple of the holding penalties where they needlessly ran around their blocking.

-Best game Trey Moore has played all year.

-Pavia’s first run went for 18 yards (TD). His next 15 carries went for 49 yards. Completely controlled his legs.

-Not going to the portal for a punter was egregious. We win this game by 17 if Ryan Sanborn is on this team.

-Warren Roberson needs to be removed from special teams until further notice. 3 penalties in the return game in 2 games. 

Last thought here but that last Vandy TD drive was such classic prevent PK. Twice in that drive we asked our two edge rushers to sit back and spy??? Then on the Broughton targeting penalty it looks like he was trying to spy (backed up at the snap).

On the TD play they brought in Vasek for his only defensive snap of the game? Him being out there didn’t matter but just thought that was weird all the way around.

 

[JBJ 3654]

1 hour ago, TwiceHorn said:

My theory is that he sees talent and execution, on the practice field, and gameplans based on what he really believes the team can execute.

I think he is a bit spoiled by having worked with Alabama talent in that sense.  I think this was exacerbated when he first got here and we had a lot of "paper" or theoretical talent that, for whatever reasons, couldn't get it done on the field.

Then he has game time players that execute at a level considerably below his expectations, Ewers being a fine, but not the only, example.

His choice then seems to be to dumb down the game plan or try to force his players to execute in the manner in which he thinks they're capable.  He usually chooses the latter.  

I think this explains some of his decisions not to "take the points," but hope that his players can have an epiphany of execution that they can utilize for the rest of the game.

It seems to be true that when they are executing, it builds on itself.  But they aren't executing on a very consistent level right now, Ewers because injury/head case and OL possibly because they are encountering adversity and athleticism for the first time.

My theory is that Sark's offense scales with the run game.  When we run the ball, it opens everything up and we are unstoppable.  It was the same during his time at the Falcons.  At Bama, they always controlled the LOS and had RBs.

[TwiceHorn 31440]

9 hours ago, Hook1997 said:

He has to be conservative because he can’t trust Ewers to throw down the field….   He's doing everything he can to build his confidence but it ain’t working.  He hesitates like that vs Arky and A&M they might lose.  Hes not seeing open guys, he’s holding it too long, he’s not very often close to accurate when he throws downfield, he just plain looked lost and afraid when they showed him before the snap a couple times.  The offense is totally off when he’s like this, obviously.  What’s the answer, sports psychiatrist or hypnotist for Ewers, pull him for Arch?  No clue but something has to change if this keeps up or it will be a very disappointing season with the talent on offense and how the defense is playing.  

Well, it's possible that good Quinn shows up, too.  The unpredictable nature of Quinn Ewers is fucking everything and everyone up, including Sark.

We had bursts of good Quinn yesterday, but not good Quinn all through the game.  I thought after that first drive, he might have turned the corner.

2 minutes ago, JBJ said:

My theory is that Sark's offense scales with the run game.  When we run the ball, it opens everything up and we are unstoppable.  It was the same during his time at the Falcons.  At Bama, they always controlled the LOS and had RBs.

Seems reasonable, yes.  Either the run game or hitting a couple of deep balls.

[Nivek 16923]

10 hours ago, Hook1997 said:

He has to be conservative because he can’t trust Ewers to throw down the field….   He's doing everything he can to build his confidence but it ain’t working.  He hesitates like that vs Arky and A&M they might lose.  Hes not seeing open guys, he’s holding it too long, he’s not very often close to accurate when he throws downfield, he just plain looked lost and afraid when they showed him before the snap a couple times.  The offense is totally off when he’s like this, obviously.  What’s the answer, sports psychiatrist or hypnotist for Ewers, pull him for Arch?  No clue but something has to change if this keeps up or it will be a very disappointing season with the talent on offense and how the defense is playing.  

At the beginning of the year we seemed to have the deep ball play down and Ewers was hitting his receivers well enough.   The protection by the line was also better or opposing defenses hadn't yet figured out our offensive protection.   Cam Williams really looked like he had turned a corner from the beginning of the year, and now he is struggling at the position and our backs are missing blocks they should make.   Now, our QB is feeling significant pressure and not able to do what is asked of him.  So the issue goes back to the coaches to either adapt the protection so it isn't so obvious, adapt the design so our backs are not put into positions to make plays they cannot.   Adapt the offense so the QB can make the fucking plays.    

Hire the SEC officials to watch the practices and figure out why we are not getting away with holding like everyone else even though we are seeing it.  Maybe they have specific instructions they need to learn on how it is called.  Same for OPI/DPI.  

But I know fuck all.  I am just a stupid asshole fan from a series of tubes.

Edited October 27 by Nivek

[Bullneck 19073]

31 minutes ago, Bevo said:

 

Thanks. I'm glad that you recapped - I couldn't take watching us lose to Vanderbilt again. Once was enough. The good news is we are 6-2 going into Fayettenam against a very underwhelming Arkansas team. We should win handily.

So we're losing to Florida? 

(PS: we've won 7 games)

Edited October 27 by Bullneck

[Surly Bevo 24908]

The whole we HAVE to hit the deep ball for the run game to work is such bush league garbage.  Football history is littered with teams who could pound the rock and hardly ever threw the ball at all much less threw it long.  Yes football is complementary and one thing can help the other but this whole throw the hands up and go "welp we have an offense that HAS to have the lowest probability of success play work for the most basic fundamental football plays to consistently work" is....I don't even know what it is.

That doesn't mean I wouldn't like to hit some deep balls.  

Edited October 27 by Surly Bevo

[Nivek 16923]

6 minutes ago, Surly Bevo said:

That doesn't mean I wouldn't like to hit some deep balls.  

[Gene Parmesan 4004]

21 minutes ago, TwiceHorn said:

Well, it's possible that good Quinn shows up, too.  The unpredictable nature of Quinn Ewers is fucking everything and everyone up, including Sark.

We had bursts of good Quinn yesterday, but not good Quinn all through the game.  I thought after that first drive, he might have turned the corner.

Seems reasonable, yes.  Either the run game or hitting a couple of deep balls.

"Good" Quinn at this point is completing a 5 yard pass to pre determined receiver based on the defensive look and that receiver makes the plays.  The "Good" Quinn that was elite against Bama hasn't been seen since that game.

[ChickenNuggets 1623]

10 hours ago, Hook1997 said:

He has to be conservative because he can’t trust Ewers to throw down the field….   He's doing everything he can to build his confidence but it ain’t working.  He hesitates like that vs Arky and A&M they might lose.  Hes not seeing open guys, he’s holding it too long, he’s not very often close to accurate when he throws downfield, he just plain looked lost and afraid when they showed him before the snap a couple times.  The offense is totally off when he’s like this, obviously.  What’s the answer, sports psychiatrist or hypnotist for Ewers, pull him for Arch?  No clue but something has to change if this keeps up or it will be a very disappointing season with the talent on offense and how the defense is playing.  

Shoot, man... I think a sports psychiatrist is why we're in this position... 

[Ignatius 4017]

47 minutes ago, Surly Bevo said:

The whole we HAVE to hit the deep ball for the run game to work is such bush league garbage.  Football history is littered with teams who could pound the rock and hardly ever threw the ball at all much less threw it long.  Yes football is complementary and one thing can help the other but this whole throw the hands up and go "welp we have an offense that HAS to have the lowest probability of success play work for the most basic fundamental football plays to consistently work" is....I don't even know what it is.

That doesn't mean I wouldn't like to hit some deep balls.  

Yeah but that only works if you have a really good defense and….ah shit.

[mdmost 43001]

1 hour ago, Surly Bevo said:

 

That doesn't mean I wouldn't like to hit some deep balls.  

[sunset87 240]

As good as Sark is at designing an offense and play calling, the run game looks very predictable or at least not too varied, in terms of type of plays called.

Situationally there is good timing calling run plays when the defense isn’t expecting them, but imagination in the type of run plays seems lacking. You typically see 2 or 3 types of plays called to either side during a game. Seems like there is room to open the play book a bit more there.

Edited October 28 by sunset87

[AUS-97HORN 11757]

14 minutes ago, sunset87 said:

As good as Sark is at designing an offense and play calling, the run game looks very predictable or at least not to varied, in terms of type of plays called.

Situationally there is good timing calling run plays when the defense isn’t expecting them, but imagination in the type of run plays seems lacking. You typically see 2 or 3 types of plays called to either side during a game. Seems like there is room to open the play book a bit more there.

the sheer number of times when we have short yardage and continue to do zero snap movement and run straight up the middle against a team that is murdering us in the middle of the line on runs is beyond infuriating.     

Do some bootlegs to the wide side of the field, have the running back come in motion from one side or the other to get the ball at full speed running parallel to the LOS, have a fucking jet sweep with one of the hyper fast WR we have. 

fuck.... stop running dead up the middle, get some damn movement going, and get the first down.... then fucking go back to running up the middle and get 1-6 yards on the next first down.

 

that being said, we had 1 time where we did that on 3rd down yest at the Vandy 43ish line... and it worked.... except Niblack got called for a fucking hold.   (and yes, that was a fucking hold he never released the defender)

[sith_horn 2379]

 

[SHOOTER12 8800]

15 hours ago, sunset87 said:

The short, west coast passing game is becoming too predictable. They are not making teams pay for sitting on all the shallow routes.

Until Ewers shows he can beat defenses downfield or at least on medium depths throws, it’s going to be tough to move the ball against good defenses.

That's one thing that drove me crazy. I don't know how many times all 11 defenders were within 4 yards of the line of scrimmage. With our speed, that should never happen.

With that being said QE has a strong arm and threw the long ball effortlessly last year, not always on target but threw them none the less. The same. That's what makes me wonder if the oblique and shoulder injuries aren't still plaguing him to some extent.

Edited October 27 by SHOOTER12

[Revolution512 1487]

First two TD drives, Ewers is outstanding. 

[Codaxx 5729]

4 hours ago, Hookem2147 said:

Rewatching the game now. 

-I know it infuriates @BurntOrange&White but Michael Taaffe is going to play in the NFL.

-We probably lost about 50 rushing yards due to stupid holding penalties, several of which were iffy at best

-Pass pro was more of an issue than run blocking to the point above. Rough few weeks for Cam Williams.

-The 1H sack where a guy ran free between Conner and Majors was definitely on Jaydon Blue.

-This RB group has in the bottom half of the SEC. If a play is blocked for 4 yards, they get you 3 before tripping on a blade of grass. They also are guilty of contributing on a couple of the holding penalties where they needlessly ran around their blocking.

-Best game Trey Moore has played all year.

-Pavia’s first run went for 18 yards (TD). His next 15 carries went for 49 yards. Completely controlled his legs.

-Not going to the portal for a punter was egregious. We win this game by 17 if Ryan Sanborn is on this team.

-Warren Roberson needs to be removed from special teams until further notice. 3 penalties in the return game in 2 games. 

I have to add some positivity in this thread. Taaffe was great. Roberson was excellent. He is a bad ass coming down and tackling in space. This will piss people off, but Gideon has done a great job with that room. Seems every time a new guy steps in they don’t miss a beat. 
 

Moore played his best game as a Longhorn. Need to give some love to Kobe Black. Looks like he has ascended to the 3rd CB and his play on the field confirmed why. Love seeing the babies make plays 

[TexasRenegade 2435]

Quin at one point was like 17 for 17 after the 1st pic.  Late in the game he hit a pass to convert 3rd and 19.

 

Quin's biggest issue yesterday aside from the tipped balls and at times holding the ball too long, was our RBs wiffing on blitz pickup.

[Revolution512 1487]

Taafe makes plays. Re-watching that first half, Texas should’ve been up 35-0. 

[dcar00 14159]

I really would like to know what the rule is for blaring bullshit music and horns during play.  you should not be able to do it after the ball is spotted or the ref starts the 25 second clock.  It was totally ridiculous yesterday.  

[BurntOrange&White 39930]

57 minutes ago, SHOOTER12 said:

That's one thing that drove me crazy. I don't know how many times all 11 defenders were within 4 yards of the line of scrimmage. With our speed, that should never happen.

With that being said QE has a strong arm and threw the long ball effortlessly last year, not always on target but threw them none the less. The same. That's what makes me wonder if the oblique and shoulder injuries aren't still plaguing him to some extent.

Quinn has only hit maybe a handful of deep balls including last year. His deep ball completion percentage is abysmal 

Edited October 27 by BurntOrange&White

[utee94 15808]

25 minutes ago, dcar00 said:

I really would like to know what the rule is for blaring bullshit music and horns during play.  you should not be able to do it after the ball is spotted or the ref starts the 25 second clock.  It was totally ridiculous yesterday.  

The SEC makes Miss State stop with the cowbells at some point when the opposing offense starts lining up. Seems like the same rule could/should be applied to Vanderbilt's canned noise.

[AeroHorn 749]

5 hours ago, OU Sucks said:

NCAA.com with the quality reporting

7 - 1 = 6 - 0. The math checks out.

[dcar00 14159]

7 minutes ago, utee94 said:

The SEC makes Miss State stop with the cowbells at some point when the opposing offense starts lining up. Seems like the same rule could/should be applied to Vanderbilt's canned noise.

the canned noise and horns is actually worse.  the varying volume levels and pitches in the music and then the stupid steamboat horn is way worse than a stable volume/pitch which your brain can actually help to filter out.

We should have a canned bevo noise for them next year and blare music and that right up to the snap.

I noticed we were using some cards on the sidelines so maybe we weren't using the comms as much but don't know.

[David Dennison 18851]

14 minutes ago, AeroHorn said:

7 - 1 = 6 - 0. The math checks out.

[LTtxfan 49148]

2 hours ago, Codaxx said:

I have to add some positivity in this thread. Taaffe was great. Roberson was excellent. He is a bad ass coming down and tackling in space. This will piss people off, but Gideon has done a great job with that room. Seems every time a new guy steps in they don’t miss a beat. 

Moore played his best game as a Longhorn. Need to give some love to Kobe Black. Looks like he has ascended to the 3rd CB and his play on the field confirmed why. Love seeing the babies make plays 

Can't leave out Jelani McDonald's great physical effort.  Nice job by DT's in this game too.  Vandy was only 3 for 12 on 3rd down -- and several 3 and outs!!!  

[Codaxx 5729]

3 minutes ago, LTtxfan said:

Can't leave out Jelani McDonald's great physical effort.  Nice job by DT's in this game too.  Vandy was only 3 for 12 on 3rd down -- and several 3 and outs!!!  

That was stupid. I meant McDonald. No idea where Roberson came from, maybe I thought this was the special teams penalties thread 

[jdhorn92 1545]

Section S row 49, my nuts were splitting the 50.  The stadium amenities were a joke, very few consessions.  Missed 2nd half KO waiting for beer, of which you could only get 2 at a time , so we had to pair up for every round (4 in our party).  Had to go back in Q3 for the pisser,  not the end of world.  
 

Entrance into stadium was a breeze.  Got a pre game picture with  The Rocket at the Marriott next to stadium.  Exited behind the Texas Visitors side and the route took us through the outfield of the baseball field which was cool. Walked all the way back to barstools for bar food and to meet up with our ladies. 
 

Nashville is a great city and I’ll go to every football game we play there.   if I was in my 20’s and out of college , I’d live there in a minute.  Feels like a cleaner, newer Austin.

 Broadway was a major tourist trap but all the bars were packed, 3-4 stories each  and seemed fine for what they are.  There is very little “country music “ played on Broadway, nor any “2 -steppin” establishments.  It’s all rock and roll, dj, club feel.  Closest thing we could find to a traditional county bar was tootsies and it was tiny (in the front room), maybe we missed them  , but we hit up 5-8 bars over the weekend hoping to do a little dancin’  

 

34th floor of JW was great.  Went to a cool hotel rooftop bar,  LA Jackson,  in the Gulch before dinner at Barcelona.  Hampton Social for brunch pre-game.  Walked from there to stadium , where we saw Rodger and one of his boys drinking beers.  
 

overall great trip.  

[Cairn Horn88 8260]

15 hours ago, gmr548 said:

Yeah. I don't have a lot more to say on the offensive issues that hasn't already been expressed in some way.

The defense played a really strong game today. What Vanderbilt got, they earned. The defense is a nationally elite unit that will keep Texas in every game and will likely win a couple more outright like it did this one. Wish it didn't have to, but the fact that it can is pretty cool.

I think all of Vandy’s drives were 30 or so yards, except the last one at the end of the game…those tipped passes interceptions gave them great opportunities…Quinn needs to stop those tips…somehow.   

 

13 hours ago, jetsfan76 said:

I am going radio silent on all social media Thanksgiving week. I just can't deal with those hillbilly retards. I'm also a big beta loser.

[Hank_Hill 18797]

5 minutes ago, Cairn Horn88 said:

I think all of Vandy’s drives were 30 or so yards, except the last one at the end of the game…those tipped passes interceptions gave them great opportunities…Quinn needs to stop those tips…somehow.   

 

Yea, think I saw somewhere on Twitter that the defense has given up 1 score from a drive >40 yards the past 2 games

[Cairn Horn88 8260]

5 hours ago, Gene Parmesan said:

"Good" Quinn at this point is completing a 5 yard pass to pre determined receiver based on the defensive look and that receiver makes the plays.  The "Good" Quinn that was elite against Bama hasn't been seen since that game.

Quinn’s only as good as the offensive line doing their job.

[horn009 139]

There's too much overreaction going on in regard to this game. I think that this team will come out of the bye week re-energized and ready to win out. 

[D3zii 3677]

Execution should be the word of the bye week!! 
defense is championship level!! Offense can get there because we’ve seen it!! Special teams has to get better 
 

This team still hasn’t played its best ball and that’s the best part about all of this.  I saw glimpses of Quinn getting back to his oldself. The running game looked really good and the O-Line is definitely run blocking better than pass blocking,, good thing though we have a veteran group who has shown they can do it, we just need to execute, communication has to be better as well as clean up the penalties .  We have some gamers at wideout and Deandre Moore & Gunner Helm are pleasant surprises. We’ve shown flashes we just have to put it all together. 
 

Texas should have won that game yesterday 51-17 IYKYK

[Funk Doctor Spock 12182]

6 hours ago, Nivek said:

Heyoooooo

[Funk Doctor Spock 12182]

7 hours ago, Hookem2147 said:

Rewatching the game now. 

-I know it infuriates @BurntOrange&White but Michael Taaffe is going to play in the NFL.

-We probably lost about 50 rushing yards due to stupid holding penalties, several of which were iffy at best

-Pass pro was more of an issue than run blocking to the point above. Rough few weeks for Cam Williams.

-The 1H sack where a guy ran free between Conner and Majors was definitely on Jaydon Blue.

-This RB group has in the bottom half of the SEC. If a play is blocked for 4 yards, they get you 3 before tripping on a blade of grass. They also are guilty of contributing on a couple of the holding penalties where they needlessly ran around their blocking.

-Best game Trey Moore has played all year.

-Pavia’s first run went for 18 yards (TD). His next 15 carries went for 49 yards. Completely controlled his legs.

-Not going to the portal for a punter was egregious. We win this game by 17 if Ryan Sanborn is on this team.

-Warren Roberson needs to be removed from special teams until further notice. 3 penalties in the return game in 2 games. 

Thank you for taking one for the team by re-watching that. 

[BrazilHorn 6586]

The OL needs to find religion as the penalties and shitty blocking when the OL had numbers has got to stop. 

[Leanderman 2275]

Say what you will about yesterday's win. But that was the fourth road win in a row against ranked teams. Hook "em baby.