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You're not wrong, but it is what it is. He made a crazy selfish decision (which I agree was premeditated) and also had a dominant football game. Hope he learns and moves on with more dominant play and less bad decisions.

I thought we left the Big 12 in part to have better officiating? 😂

So then the '24 Bama vs South Carolina kick was also illegal? Where was the statement then

They never miss.

They left out the offsides that also occurred. Tennessee was lined up at the thirty five and the ball hit the kicker’s foot at the 33-1/2.

Did they ever give us the 10 second run off at the end of the game? I remember it was at 41 seconds, and they said in the broadcast that there should have been 10 second less to 31 and that never happened.

That was a premeditated celebration. On the football field, he committed a crime and did it knowingly. He played great, but that penalty discounts the positives from the preceding 3 plays. In the stadiumTennessee had no juice at that point. It provided them an opportunity to grow their confidence, it took an offensive possession from us and changed momentum. Take that embarrassment out of the equation. It was one of the momentous plays in the game. Purely speculative on my part, but I think we score that possession, if it’s 6, it’s probably game over at that point. That discounts his overall game a great deal as it gave them some life when they had none.

Good to know now, 2 days later, thanks SEC. How about the short spots routinely throughout the game? Oh and Tennessee getting generous spots all day? The 4th down they went for, are we sure he ever got the first down? The no call holding on Colin the play before their TD, I could go on and on. Corrupt crew, end of story.

best one of the year so far

This board would be full of this…

He is seeing the field much better than I thought. Sark put Arch in some terrible spots. The long developing routes were boneheaded on his part. Arch did miss a wide-open slant to Mosely, but other than that, he was muuuuch better than I thought. Sark simply was out-coached.

I liked the technical difficulties at the end.

Just imagine what the reaction would be today if we lost

You seem to be responding to a PFN post and referencing PFF. PFF posts pass blocking grades for all the offense, similar for pass rush, and not unit grades. Both QBs were pressured 46% of dropbacks. Brandon took about 1 second longer on average to throw on those pressures. Brandon graded poorly. That’s not a blocking issue when he breaks the pocket to the outside and runs right into Simmons. PFF had Texas with a better pass blocking grade as a team than Tennessee and consequently a better pass rush grade. I tried to search PFNs site but didn’t have much luck finding more breakdowns. I’m much more familiar with PFF.

It’s odd that such a nit-picky, flag-happy ref crew was not on top of this.

hes clearly seeing the field well and had some great throws. problem is blitz pickup and being able to adjust protection/get to a hot route. fix that and well be humming.

I think it is hard to understand the talk that goes on in the trenches. Sometimes the raw emotion takes over and unfortunately it did as the young man’s blood got up. Did Simmons commit a crime, get arrested, assault a female? No. Did he embarrass himself and the team yes, but he deserves a pass for all the other good he does.

It seemed like Sark was all over this headed into the timeout.

Somebody needs to talk to Simmons .I Iike him great game. But doubling down here. Bad look. Maybe somebody needs to tell him BJ played at Texas. Smh

I don't think the CJ Vogel award will be mentioned on ESPN. (Although it should be.)

Yawn... If anyone left over this they are not real fans anyways. They can go root for the aggys..... People need to move on.... I am NOW 100% RIDE OR DIE WITH SIMMONS.

Great stuff CJ. Just an entire clinic by your front 7.

Colin Simmons does not deserve to be heralded after his antics. Lost a lot of fans.