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We made Lagway, Shapen, Cutter Boley, Diego Pavia, and a few others look like very capable passers when we played them. Nearly gave up the Vanderbilt game after giving up 21 pts in the 4th quarter. Tennessee/LSU/Ohio State/MSSt again next year all likely to have strong passing offenses next year. We can't give up all these yards/TOP/pts and place too much pressure on Arch to be superman for the team to win big games.

A PI lawyer? Figures.

I wouldn’t depend on a true freshman as a specialist in any situation. See where that got us a couple seasons ago with michael kern.

I’m in between Loewy and the board consensus on this one. My primary concern: I’m not sure Muschamp’s coaching style meshes as well these days with the portal/NIL era relative to 08/09. I look at tough coaching styles the same way as gruff news conference styles for coaches (a la Saban). When you’re winning/succeeding, it is tolerated and even looked at endearingly. When you’re losing or not succeeding, it may start to wear thin. What eases my concern: 1. We are very talented. Lack of talent shouldn’t hamper Muschamp’s success. 2. This season’s cumulative defensive results were lackluster relative to what we had/expectations. I don’t think it would take a wunderkind to improve our defensive results from this year to next. Muschamp may fall short of 08/09, but should have ample room to improve from 25 to 26. Just seeing Simmons rushing the passer more and dropping into coverage far, far less will be an upgrade.

WM is an upgrade by almost any objective measure. Recently worked with the one team that trounced a brilliant offensive mind like deboer. Only question is fit. Only time knows that answer.

I didn’t realize PK is older than muschamp. Defensive players will definitely be held accountable now and with a way higher intensity.

Incoming freshman is phenomenal buuut maybe don't risk it with 2 young punters on the roster?

Just got done talking with a sooner fan who said that he was going to go to the playoff game until he looked at ticket prices...he said they are $200+ for nosebleed and "thats just too much to see them" I'm not here to downplay any financial struggles, but if Texas was in the playoffs and tickets were $250! Im selling plasma to get me there if I have to!! All this to say; I just dont feel like sooner fans are all in. p.s. why do you hate the sooners?

And we are free to mock him. The circle of life.

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Hopefully with tighter coverage in the secondary, It will give Simmons and Jackson time to break loose from the holds by Oline and get home. May set a record in sacks.

So he’s good enough for Kirby Smart but not Adam?

Who is this guy?

Didn’t hurt Ohio State with Patricia. Also Muschamps defense seems less complicated than PKs

It's a concern, but the reward outweighs the risk, IMO.

Jeff, are you worried about how quickly it will take the team to adopt a new defense? We missed the playoffs by one loss this year. We can’t afford an early season misstep due to growing pains

We'll see when the contract details come out, but the focus is on maximizing 2026.

BMD?

Bend but dont break D's suck. It allows your opponent to flip the field on you. Rather an attacking D any day.

Personal injury lawyer posts football opinion on Twitter. Why is this a thread?

He won't. Johnny Nansen will call the defense in the bowl game.

He just needs to be faster than the dude chasing him

can will coach in the bowl game?

I think nansen should've been the first to go, much before PK. (My opinion) If we retain him I think it would be a mistake. Just a lot of talk about he was just not good enough in recruiting and that the guys we got were because of NIL and/or because they just wanted to go to Texas. His process in recruiting was just not to the level it needs to be from a position coach at Texas. Having said that I definitely think he's the last coach on the defense that I would be sure remains, regardless of how I feel about his peformance.