Moderators Gerry Hamilton Posted 33 minutes ago Moderators Posted 33 minutes ago “This is exactly what Texas needed.” The retired long time DC in the SEC loves the hire of Muschamp. “Texas needed to be more physical. He’s a perfect fit for that.” 10 Quote
Jonas Peterson Posted 31 minutes ago Posted 31 minutes ago The articles are getting shorter and shorter. 6 1 Quote
Joe Zura Posted 30 minutes ago Posted 30 minutes ago Just now, Jonas Peterson said: The articles are getting shorter and shorter. Now imagine if it was a basketball article from Gerry 😂 5 Quote
akhookem Posted 29 minutes ago Posted 29 minutes ago Can Muschamp have any impact on the offense outside of the offense practicing against his defense everyday? Or possibly Jaluke? Can’t help but wonder if the offense is going to make the same jump as the defense without Muschamp involved with the offense Quote
TexasTom Posted 27 minutes ago Posted 27 minutes ago 3 minutes ago, Jonas Peterson said: The articles are getting shorter and shorter. yes Quote
Alex Butler Posted 18 minutes ago Posted 18 minutes ago (edited) @Gerry Hamilton’s next Muschamp article: Edited 17 minutes ago by Alex Butler Quote
Quinncent McManning, Jr. Posted 13 minutes ago Posted 13 minutes ago It’s hard to text that many characters with the mayo dripping from your corn dog. 2 Quote
Joseph English Posted 13 minutes ago Posted 13 minutes ago 11 minutes ago, akhookem said: Can Muschamp have any impact on the offense outside of the offense practicing against his defense everyday? Or possibly Jaluke? Can’t help but wonder if the offense is going to make the same jump as the defense without Muschamp involved with the offense I mean, if me and my unit are getting our ass kicked in practice every day, I would pick up the physicality. From everything I have heard, they have picked up the physicality. Recency bias is a b*tch. Hearing sark say the offense starting slow is making us forget the rest of the practice reports from fall camp. One practice will not define the season or the teams' physicality. 2 Quote
akhookem Posted 12 minutes ago Posted 12 minutes ago Just now, Joseph English said: I mean, if me and my unit are getting our ass kicked in practice every day, I would pick up the physicality. From everything I have heard, they have picked up the physicality. Recency bias is a b*tch. Hearing sark say the offense starting slow is making us forget the rest of the practice reports from fall camp. One practice will not define the season or the teams' physicality. True, but what I wonder is how the offense reacts mid season when they’re not practicing against each other with as much contact, I just hope the offense stays up for the challenge all season long and has their own will 1 Quote
Moderators Gerry Hamilton Posted 11 minutes ago Author Moderators Posted 11 minutes ago 20 minutes ago, Jonas Peterson said: The articles are getting shorter and shorter. lol well done 1 Quote
Moderators Gerry Hamilton Posted 10 minutes ago Author Moderators Posted 10 minutes ago 2 minutes ago, Quinncent McManning, Jr. said: It’s hard to text that many characters with the mayo dripping from your corn dog. lol I don’t think the former DC shares my liking 1 Quote
Joseph English Posted 5 minutes ago Posted 5 minutes ago 1 minute ago, akhookem said: True, but what I wonder is how the offense reacts mid season when they’re not practicing against each other with as much contact, I just hope the offense stays up for the challenge all season long and has their own will Game contact is a whole different thing than practice contact, even in a scrimmage. They just gotta want it bad enough to punch someone in the mouth during a game. Shouldn't matter if the guy across from you is firing out of his stance like a bullet or you are eating his lunch. You just gotta have that dog in you. Muschamp is setting a tone that the offense either learned to match and will bring to games all season or that won't have that killer instinct. 1 Quote
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