Corey Burger Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago 6 minutes ago, Austalgia said: We will be fine with Smothers . He made some people miss, but Oline got man handled by supposedly inferior athletes. I don’t care what we were running. Actually, that’s not true, we can scheme and maybe do better, but we shouldn’t have to, should we? 5 guys can’t block 8 no matter how good of of an O line you have. Loaded box- take the passing completions. There will be many more exotic looks, 7 man blocking schemes, etc next week. Quote
Levester White Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago 4 hours ago, Neil Leininger said: An offense like Texas State is like facing the triple option. You get through it, and move on. Though I think Tennessee runs a version of it, but not to the extremes that Texas State does. THIS is true. Texas St version is a nightmare to defend. Quote
Levester White Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago 4 hours ago, Jeff Howe said: They were definitely not trying to get beat deep. Exactly. It looked that way. Keep everything in front of you. People forget how good Texas St receivers are. They are fast too. 1 Quote
TheNightKing Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago I swear if yall just followed @CJ Vogel on Twitter you’d think he was an OU insider 3 Quote
AusMOJO Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago Agree with you about the forced pass for the INT from Arch. Just not a smart play. But apart from that, felt like he did a great job. Run game kind of teetered off through out the game. Defensively, they gave up some plays but it looked worse than it was. There wasn't much to the D, they just kind of got physical and took it to Texas State. Expect Biles to be all over the field next week giving Ohio State O fits. Quote
Neil Leininger Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago 16 minutes ago, AusMOJO said: Agree with you about the forced pass for the INT from Arch. Just not a smart play. But apart from that, felt like he did a great job. Run game kind of teetered off through out the game. Defensively, they gave up some plays but it looked worse than it was. There wasn't much to the D, they just kind of got physical and took it to Texas State. Expect Biles to be all over the field next week giving Ohio State O fits. It was a bad decision, but he threaded the needle to Wingo the play before for what should have been a TD. The sack on the same drive was also a really bad decision in what a great game for him overall. That was like a 20 yard loss in rushing yards, becase he easily had at least 10 yards if he had just ran the ball. 1 Quote
Judd_Irby Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago 4 hours ago, Schindler86 said: Nick Townsend was a beast blocking. A few missed assignments or late to an assignment in the secondary allowed for Texas State to move the ball a bit. Mascoe missed a tackle on sparks early and then gave too much cushion on third down. Jelani was late with deep help a couple times for Kade Phillips. Arch still too often overlooks the “correct” decision and instead forces it where it doesn’t need to be. A couple times he got away with it but he needs to tighten up. Interior lineman struggled as the game went on to open up lanes inside. Sterling Berkhalter looked great. Wingo almost had an exceptional day but just had a great one. If he finds a way to make that catch in the back of the end zone. Smothers and Brown looked like solid, smart running backs. Coleman and Wingo blocked their butts off downfield. Mosely had a quiet day, holding call and dropped ball on a poor pass from Arch. The middle of the field was wide open for Texas State. - Texas needs to shore up the interior line run locking. Assignments in the secondary. Not over pursuing on the edge and allowing qb rush lane when there is man coverage (Simmons). Arch needs to more consistently make the right decision rather than the “would that be awesome if this worked” decision. They need to get set up faster defensively. They couldn’t get set up a couple times with up tempo and were subject to interior runs. lots to work on but that QB was pretty dang good and so were a couple of those receivers. The score was 59-7. Quote
AusMOJO Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago 1 hour ago, Neil Leininger said: It was a bad decision, but he threaded the needle to Wingo the play before for what should have been a TD. The sack on the same drive was also a really bad decision in what a great game for him overall. That was like a 20 yard loss in rushing yards, becase he easily had at least 10 yards if he had just ran the ball. Yeah I recall the sack you're talking about, he hesitated on whether to run or not. The defender gave him the ultimatum. He had another pass, I believe the 2nd TD for Coleman, that he threaded really well. Quote
AusMOJO Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago 4 hours ago, Roy Hinojosa said: That Kobe Black hit was nasty. If this is the beginning of next level aggression, sign me up. Boom baby! Quote
Cozer Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago My two biggest takeaways are that the OL seemed more athletic and better at the point of attack, and the defense was much more aggressive. The OL will only get better as they gel together, and get in “game shape”. Muschamp will be able to get more complex with his game plans as the defense grows, younger guys get more run, and everyone understands their assignments better. Overall, in a much better place to start the year than last year. Remember that UTEP gave us a hard time. Next week’s message is challenging their physicality to set a tone for the season, and can they overcome one of the big bad wolves in tOSU. 1 Quote
Brad Chesney Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago 10 hours ago, Neil Leininger said: An offense like Texas State is like facing the triple option. You get through it, and move on. Though I think Tennessee runs a version of it, but not to the extremes that Texas State does. Tennessee & Mississippi State both run the Veer & Shoot. Lebby is Art Briles’ SIL. Quote
Moderators Gerry Hamilton Posted 2 hours ago Moderators Posted 2 hours ago 1 hour ago, Brad Chesney said: Tennessee & Mississippi State both run the Veer & Shoot. Lebby is Art Briles’ SIL. And Kamario Taylor is very, very talented running it. State may clip a ranked team this year 1 Quote
Corey Burger Posted 52 minutes ago Posted 52 minutes ago 1 hour ago, Gerry Hamilton said: And Kamario Taylor is very, very talented running it. State may clip a ranked team this year I think Miss St will do more than that. They will finish the season ranked. Kamario is the real deal. Quote
Hornio Posted 42 minutes ago Posted 42 minutes ago 12 hours ago, Gerry Hamilton said: Concerned about secondary next week. Muschamp going to have to take chances with blitz packages Texas secondary will improve over the season, but next week is worrisome for me Who are you concerned about? Quote
PaulieD Posted 21 minutes ago Posted 21 minutes ago 13 hours ago, Jeff Howe said: They were definitely not trying to get beat deep. Texas State has a pretty respectable passing game, IMHO. Good WR, they will give teams fits this season. We were fortunate to give the secondary a workout in the first game. Quote
PaulieD Posted 18 minutes ago Posted 18 minutes ago 12 hours ago, 4thandFive said: Gerry, you’re supposed to make us feel better, not worse. Gosh, 4th, he hung his boy out to dry, fibbin' about 'going out for milk', so........🤣 Quote
PaulieD Posted 7 minutes ago Posted 7 minutes ago 9 hours ago, Levester White said: Exactly. It looked that way. Keep everything in front of you. People forget how good Texas St receivers are. They are fast too. This. Combine that with the explosiveness of our offense and our D was out on the field a lot. Quote
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