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Brooks Austin: Texas Failed Arch lasts. Rips Flood & OL.
Joe Zura replied to SamuraiKnight's topic in On Texas Football Forum
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Brooks Austin: Texas Failed Arch lasts. Rips Flood & OL.
Jbro52 replied to SamuraiKnight's topic in On Texas Football Forum
I take the bowl game with a grain of salt they didn’t play for almost a month half bunch of rust to knock off -
Brooks Austin: Texas Failed Arch lasts. Rips Flood & OL.
OTF12024 replied to SamuraiKnight's topic in On Texas Football Forum
Seems to be a good thread for this quote: “Life is short. Be sure and spend as much time as possible on the Internet arguing with strangers”-Anonymous -
We scored 41 points. The most Michigan gave up all season. Here is some PFF data. Arch was pressured on 19% of dropbacks, only 3 of 8 were attributed to pass protection. Goosby, Robertson, Shannon. So I guess we saw all of them in that video. After watching the film Guy, I kinda thought “is that all you got?” On the season there were 169 qualifying QBs included. Only 10 were pressured less than 25%. Only one, Carson Beck, at less than 20%. So that Michigan game was a pretty low pressure rate. It was our highest P4 pass blocking game of the season except maybe Arkansas. This is the Film Guy’s, 3rd review at least, about Arch. He sucks. Well maybe it’s his foot. It’s the Oline. This one for sure falls short in relation to what should be expected, what actually happens, what’s typical for any game. All games against good, relatively evenly matched competition will have these type plays. And the misfire on the throw, there is something to the pressure. I think that is massively lost in the OSU game. Some of these mechanical issues are because the QBs view is distorted so they become off platform or the timing is changed because the window isn’t clean. Even the end zone view doesn’t always tell that part of the story.
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Brooks Austin: Texas Failed Arch lasts. Rips Flood & OL.
Jarveaux replied to SamuraiKnight's topic in On Texas Football Forum
Cole has played in 48 games for Texas , he can play multiple positions on the O Line. Also very few O-line coaches are able to say they have put as many players in the NFL playing on Offensive line as Flood has in his career. -
As long as there isn't anything revealed schematically, I think it'd be kinda cool to open a practice or two up to fans. Just have them run routes on air or do one on ones or even 7on7. You could sell a lot of tickets and keep it to an hour then when the fans leave actually practice plays and installs, etc.
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Do Shaq, Glen Davis, and Tyrus Thomas have any eligibility left?
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Listen, that film breakdown was in the bowl game. That OL was still making the same mistakes in game 13 that they were making in game 1 against OSU. Okay Arch missed Wingo on the dig rite, but that was not a clean pocket either. The DE|LB was right in his face. So, how many of those errant throws all year were due to Arch rushing and forcing a little because he knew he had an OL with a penchant for blowing assignments? To say the OL "protected him" is like saying the Secret Service protected Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania. Well, he didn't get killed, did he? That's about the same logic. Blowing your assignments in game 13 and forcing your QB to make Superman plays is not "protecting your QB." I agree with the dude breaking down the film. No way in hell the OL should have been making those mistakes in the last game of the year, and no way in hell should our WRs be dropping that many balls that hit them in their hands. The DC got fired for struggling with his D late in the year, but maybe one other coach should have been given his walking papers as well. The film doesn't lie.
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Josh Pate just acknowledged the work being done by our very own @CJ Vogel. We’re proud of you, Young Phenom!
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Weaver was available as of yesterday. They should have thrown some money at him.