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Leave it to Kiffin and crew to burn it down.

42-16 Horns

Came to post

45-44 good guys

The judge did rule earlier today that only 7 athletes of the 44 have standing in regards to this lawsuit. So a win for SEC there ha! Sankey is there and on the stand as well it seems.

From Dellenger- https://x.com/RossDellenger/status/2095557380574470371?s=20

Figured SEC would go Federal with a lawsuit. Northern Alabama District against LSU, Kiffin , President , AD etc. Here we go!!

And Kiffin

Texas 52-16

Texas 45-9

63-17 Texas of course

Now that is how a back and forth should be on a message board. Bravo!

SEC suing LSU 👀

Thanks Jeff --- appreciate you taking the time to lay that out. That makes a lot more sense, and I get where you’re coming from now. I’m with you on protecting Arch and keeping things clean before Ohio State. My only point was just that “zero rushing yards” isn’t really the metric for that, but I get the nuance you were aiming at. All good on my end.

52-13

63-24. Lots of scoring on a hot day and TSU gets a couple when the starters and 2s go out

His auto cards prices are out of control. I was lucky to pull a /25 card from one of the panini packs and was floored to see what people are asking on eBay.

66-10 Texas

41-20 Texas

I'm not a huge fan of the Fanatics exclusive deals, but Arch signing one was only a matter of time. There's no upside to doing the exclusive deal with Panini, especially once he's done at Texas.

52-10 Texas. Hook 'em! 🤘

Will his cards have gum?

This is a good post because there's some nuance here. I'm not saying Arch needs to be a statue. I'm saying he needs to be smart when he has to scramble and the offensive line, tight ends and backs need to do what they can from a protection standpoint to make sure those opportunities are few and far between. I'm coming around to the idea that Arch is more Josh Allen than Matthew Stafford. He doesn't have clean mechanics and doesn't operate as well in structure as he does in chaos when things break down around him. That's why @Rod Babers made the point recently that, as good as Arch is and as good as Sark is, Arch isn't the best fit for what Sark wants to do offensively. With that said, Arch needs to get better and show growth playing within the structure of the offense. He needs to hit more of the timing throws and get into a better rhythm to fully maximize what he can do in Sark's offense. As for the comparison with Brad Jackson, the only way Texas State has a chance to stay in the game is if Jackson is turned loose. Texas should be able to control the game even while minimizing the risk of Arch running and exposing his body, which is the point I was trying to get across. Regarding the backs and tight ends, it's less about Arch checking the ball down in the traditional sense and more about the new pieces of the offense figuring out sooner rather than later how to operate in scramble drill situations. Wingo and Mosley got better in that area as the season went on last year. When your quarterback is on the move off schedule, go find open space and become a target for him so that Arch isn't the one trying to win a one-on-one battle in space with a defender. Getting good at the scramble drill takes time and it's something that you can't fully work on until the quarterback is live in a game. I hope that answers any lingering questions.