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Hey whatever pays the bills

If you want an Arch Manning 1st Bowman card, it'll cost:

Yep, a lot of people thought DeBoer was just a Penix merchant, but that couldn't be further from the truth. DeBoer has always had good to great play from the QBs and WRs he's coached during his coaching career as a head coach and offensive coordinator.

The whistle was effective. Should have blown it more.

RS freshman but point stands

Chances for success improve when you can keep it simple so everyone can relate to the lessons. Excellent points. Lots to take away. Thank you Mr Burton!

Yes!

Keelon's start definitely makes the QB development gap look rough, especially with Arch having so much more time in the program. Still feels early to write the whole book on Arch, but Texas needs the offense to stop looking this constrained.

Love this, Bobby! Thx for sharing. I think Sark is currently wrestling with #8 and when he breaks through we are all gonna be very happy.

Watching idiots punch a helmet will always be funny

Great stuff

Being in the crowd lets the result carry the whole day, while the replay turns every missed call and blown chance into a close-up. Same win, completely different nerve level.

This is a bit off topic, but it is enormously frustrating to see Keelon Russell as a true freshman dramatically outplaying Arch in his 4th year at Texas. It makes me think that Deboer is much, much better than Sark at either finding guys who can succeed in his system, or adapting his system to fit his QB’s strengths. Sark has never had a qb at Texas in the same ballpark as Penix, but that’s what Quinn and Arch were supposed to be. I don’t know if it’s a Sark issue or a Milwee issue. But Deboer makes them look like amateurs at QB development and maximizing his QBs’ talents.

I went to Knoxville last weekend. We had great seats. Outside some harmless horns down silliness, we were treated very by Tennessee fans. I simply had a marvelous time. In fact, I was so happy and proud after the game I didn't want to leave the stadium. I stayed in my seat just basking for an extra 20 minutes watching grumpy Tennessee fans leave. I rewatched the game Tues night at home, expecting to relive the same utter euphoria, but came away with a totally opposite experience. I was pissed, just seething over the same game that I was so happy to watch in person. This day in age, you see so much on tv than in person, but I never expected to come away having a totally different opinion of the game than just 3 days ago. Anyone else experience this before?