Moderators CJ Vogel Posted 1 hour ago Moderators Posted 1 hour ago Immediate Improvement Needed *** Texas is 2–0 and currently ranked the No. 1 team in the country by the AP Voters after a 24–23 comeback win over Ohio State. Still, there is plenty that this team can improve upon. The most critical aspect of the game that needs immediate improvement in my eyes? Catching the football. Texas is tied with South Carolina for the most drops in the conference through two weeks with 8, according to PFF. That also does not include the pass to Cam Coleman that slipped through his hands and resulted into an interception following a crazy ricochet. -- QB Pass Drop Rate in the SEC 19.4% – Sellers (SCAR) 16.0% – Curtis (VAN) 15.7% – Manning (TEX) 12.8% – Leavitt (LSU) 11.5% – Brandon (TEN) 13.6 – Jackson (ARK) 10.0% – Simmons (MIZ) 7.7% – Reed (A&M) 5.0% – Taylor (MSST) 4.3% – Brown (AUB) 3.4% – Stockton (UGA) 3.0% – Philo (UF) 2.9% – Russell (ALA) 2.7% – Minchey (UK) 2.3% – Chambliss (OM) 0.0% – Mateer (OU) 3 Quote
HookemTexas Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago We need to get Devin Duvernay to come provide lessons in how he practically never dropped a pass thrown his way. Quote
tenneseehorn08 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago Mateer has 0% drops because he can't even get the ball near his guys' hands. 2 7 Quote
Moderators CJ Vogel Posted 56 minutes ago Author Moderators Posted 56 minutes ago 3 minutes ago, tenneseehorn08 said: Mateer has 0% drops because he can't even get the ball near his guys' hands. Second lowest completion percentage in the conference with 0 drops. Crazy inaccurate. 1 Quote
John F. Posted 52 minutes ago Posted 52 minutes ago 4 minutes ago, CJ Vogel said: Second lowest completion percentage in the conference with 0 drops. Crazy inaccurate. Sorry I know that must have hurt to type 4 Quote
HornsInAmarillo Posted 41 minutes ago Posted 41 minutes ago 13 minutes ago, CJ Vogel said: Second lowest completion percentage in the conference with 0 drops. Crazy inaccurate. Has there ever been a team to file for a TRO to keep an opponent’s QB in college for another year? Asking for a friend. 1 Quote
hookem1014 Posted 41 minutes ago Posted 41 minutes ago Don't get why drops have become such a big problem since last year. Is Chris Jackson not emphasizing it properly? Even the easiest catches are going through their hands. 1 Quote
TexasMDcoach Posted 39 minutes ago Posted 39 minutes ago @CJ Vogel do you think Arch's throwing velocity has anything to with this statistic? Anecdotally to me it does not, Quote
f1revo Posted 38 minutes ago Posted 38 minutes ago Unfortunately Ryan Wingo is never going to be a reliable target as he's not a natural receiver so that is what it is. Id like to see Jermaine Bishop get more and more run with Wingos role reduced a bit. That kid needs game opportunity to prove himself. Cam redeemed himself as the game wore on but you can't flub a beautiful deep ball in a big game like that again. 1 Quote
4thandFive Posted 37 minutes ago Posted 37 minutes ago That Wingo non-catch was brutal. Arch could not have walked over and handed him that ball any better. 2 Quote
WRNC Posted 9 minutes ago Posted 9 minutes ago Manning plays with high downfield aggression. His situational baseline is 9.7 to 11+ yards aDOT (Average Depth of Target) depending on the defense. Chambliss and Mateer often sport an aDOT between 5.5 and 7.5 yards. Quote
Quinncent McManning, Jr. Posted 2 minutes ago Posted 2 minutes ago Dropped passes and ball protection / stop fumbling They have addressed the other big albatrosses- penalties, goal line offense, left guard Quote
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