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1. WR Ryan Wingo How about Ryan Wingo!? Steve Sarkisian only reminded us all offseason about the talent Wingo possessed, and it showed up in the opener. Seven catches, 121 yards and a touchdown. 2. QB Arch Manning Over 300 yards passing, four passing touchdowns and a completion percentage a tick or two under 75%. That's the Manning we saw at the end of the season, and the start to the year was fantastic. 3. LB Rasheem Biles PFF did not grade Biles well, but you force two turnovers in one game, you are just fine with me. HM: DL Maraad Watson Watson played less than 20 snaps, but forced a fumble on a sack and had multiple run stuffs. HM: WR Cam Coleman Only three catches, but two went for touchdowns and the other was a 44-yard connection. Can't wait to see him as a fully featured option with Manning.

Interesting stat further down that post under heading of Lots of Good Teams Can't Run the Ball: "The first eight carries for No. 1 Ohio State's Bo Jackson against Ball State netted 18 yards with a 12.5% success rate until he finally broke free for a 65-yard touchdown in the third quarter."

Does camara have the potential to be a 1st team all American type player?

I’m happy I’m not a Okie Light fan this morning

I think that's fair to say. Michigan was horrific and the quarterback was even worse.

OU is about to destroy Michigan but am I overreacting….

Thanks to Stance for grading the results! Congrats to OTF12024 on your free month!

On Jackson's long run, Biles blitzed on the offense's right side and got pushed up the field just like Collin was all day. The DE on that end looped inside a little and the guard sealed him. Then our DBs all playing man left the right side of the field wide open. The great scrambler that Jackson is took advantage of our bad rush integrity and coverage scheme.

You keep me entertained bro 😂

It’s about the only good I do on the board 😂🤣

Did we just become best friends. Ha.

Thanks for sharing Joe ! 🤘🏻

That’s always the best part of week 1. We literally know nothing and are making massive extrapolations. It’s so fun.

I do not disagree with your assessment, and given the talent it is a real possibility. My issue was doing a comparison of UT versus the other teams I saw while taking into account the competition. Was Clemson really that bad or is LSU that much better? Wisconsin had moments but ND looked pretty solid. And the Louisville Ole Miss game both teams looked good. I could go on with this, but I think my question mark right now is where are we compared to these teams? I know, first game of the season, but I think some luck will come into play. I anxiously await tOSU game to get a real sense of the possibilities for this season.

DL play was fine. We played a light box to focus on stopping the SWTS passing game. Mission accomplished. Pro QB Jackson was held to 6 yards and change per attempt; 8 yards per attempt is the standard. Our pass rush focused on containing Jackson. We lost contain once and you saw what happened. Anytime you play a light box, it is inevitable that you will give up some rushing yards. tOSU gave up 150 yards to us last year with a light box and they had a very good defense. So, I’m not worried about our DL. Anytime we needed to stuff their run, we stuffed their run.

I have no concerns or apprehensions just appreciate the way our team played . First half alone sark played over 50 different players. Anxiously awaiting Ohio State game.

OkState with the worst loss of the weekend IMO. Eric Morris and his QB flopped vs. Tulsa https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/49850053/college-football-week-1-overreactions-lsu-clemson-michigan-alabama

OU sucks

Just wanted to wish a Happy - and safe - Labor Day to all, wherever you are. God Bless. Paulie

I understand the concern and angst over the DL play, I really do, but - it was the first game. This was in fact a dress rehearsal game, so to speak. We have some very talented coaches who will fine-tune this Ferrari of a team that we have, and then we can see how truly good we are. I'm actually glad that the DL ran into what seemed to be a well coached OL in the first game. Time to coach them up and get them fired up, frothing at the mouth. HookEm.

Run & Shoot offenses (sorry if terminology is wrong) will always bring out the good and the bad in a secondary. They are constantly on the clock, being challenged. Against osu we need DL penetration (will they ever call holding?), and Biles disrupting the pocket will help limit J Smith and company.

It’s definitely not helping his football development. He needs football consistency as a player new to the game. I don’t care if he only plays against 1 DI EDGE player all year, reps at tackle is what would be best for him as someone that just began playing in recent years. With that said, his best football is way out in front of him. He needs to bake and development too, so there is that part of the equation.