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Check out Pop's own words at the 4:10 mark. Tim Duncan was the amazing player and person responsible for the success of the Spurs. Pop was along for the ride as any number of good coaches would have been. https://youtu.be/xaooJTd9K00?feature=shared

Pop himself admits that his coaching success was because of Tim Duncan. Just compare his records with and without Tim and you'll see his point. Was he a good coach? Yes, but Timmy made him great for a good stretch. As far as his (unwise for business) propensity to interject partisan politics into sports, I'm with Phil: https://sports.yahoo.com/ex-nba-coach-phil-jackson-says-he-stopped-watching-basketball-when-players-wore-slogans-on-jerseys-during-covid-19-bubble-171459079.html

TIm Duncan made Pop a great coach. After Tim retired, he wasn't special. Also, I don't appreciate any sports figure inserting their personal political opinions into the game. That's one reason I enjoy sports...to get away from the political commentary...regardless of tribe.

Apparently a neck injury in last season's last preseason game that required surgery. Sad to see after all that work. Hope his transition out of playing goes well.

Being a backup QB in the NFL is a great job. Life changing money without the physical abuse of a starter.

QE's injury history is most likely the reason he's slipped this far.

I'm always impressed with how bright and well-spoken our players are. Sark obviously knows how to recruit for more than football skills.

I've been using a pellet smoker successfully for many years. For brisket, I use the Franklin method and for pork ribs, the 3-2-1 method is hard to beat. If you like extra bark, add a smoke tube and you'll be all set.

Accidentally repeated posting.

Accidentally repeated posting.

Thanks for adding to the Black's story. You being a local, I trust your understanding is likely more accurate than mine. My report came from a media story I read at the time which may not have been completely accurate...you know how sketchy reporting can be these days. Regardless, the general point appears to be consistent...Terry took the awesome reputation of the Black family name and business as his own to compete with his family without permission. The story I read goes back many years so I can understand if the fallout eventually resulted in a feud despite early efforts to avoid it. Because of Terry's unethical behavior toward his family I will no longer spend money at his restaurants...it's not like he'll miss me with long lines routinely out the door. On the other hand, I take every opportunity to stop in at the original smokehouse in Lockhart which is still outstanding and among my favorites in Central Texas.

TB's can be excellent. It also takes the prize for worst I've ever had (brisket that was so salty it was inedible), and I've had a lot of Central Texas BBQ over the past 45 years. It also ticks me off that Terry stole the Black's name from his extended family who are the owners of the original smokehouse in Lockhart without permission (he was their accountant). The owner of the original apparently didn't want to start a family feud so they didn't press it, but you know they had to be pi$$ed.

Colt and Sam started for four years and Quinn just three.

Another opinion.

That was almost targeting. He took a shoulder to the helmet with the defender's helmet narrowly missing from what I could see.

Perhaps there were better plays to call, but the execution on that play was awful. No one got blocked well, period. Football is fundamentally about blocking and tackling. If you don't do the first, you're going to get the second. OSU got the 75 yd TD run because they blocked that play perfectly at all levels, i.e., they executed. On QE3's strip/score, what was the fundamental problem resulting in the strip? Cam completely failed to block Sawyer in a routine pass blocking situation...his only job on that play.

Nothing but respect and appreciation for Quinn. He's a class act and has a bright future. Glad to see so many here understand what he did to bring the Horns back to greatness.

If you watch that play, the blocking was poor so Sark was right. He's one to hold players accountable for executing the play which I suspect he learned from Saban. We weren't likely to punch it in on a power play so that doesn't leave many options.

Agree completely. Unfortunately, some fans expect perfection, but that's impossible in football. He carried the team more often than not and should be commended and appreciated for an outstanding career while helping Sark rebuild. In addition, Ewers is an outstanding individual and a fine representative of the University. I wish him well in the NFL.

Or Helms' 15 yard taunting penalty on that drive. Or Cam completely whiffing the block on Sawyer on 4th down.

QE3 is an elite, cerebral, QB and we're fortunate to have him. I don't care what the googans say...I wouldn't trade him for any other college QB.

If memory serves me, neither 5 yard penalty was consequential. What a difference it makes when that's the case.

Assuming we beat atm, I prefer playing a GA team for the SEC championship that already has a spot in the CFP.

The UT/atm winner prefers playing a GA team that isn't playing for a CFP spot.

Sark doesn't want a running QB. Too much injury risk to the most critical player on the team.