CHorn427

Outside of Texas winning the national title, I don’t care who wins as long as it’s not Big10. Fox leading the charge saying how the Big10 is so dominant now that they’ve won 2 championships in a row would be laughable if it wasn’t so obnoxious. Fox is garbage. Their college football product is corporate copycat, heartless emulation of College GameDay. Fox asserting Big10 dominance is like Gretchen Weiners trying to make fetch happen. Just be happy to temporarily be on par with the SEC.

Somehow, a guy that spends hours trolling opposing fanbases doesn’t seem like the type to avoid excuses. this is coming from a fanbase that wants to excuse away 4 years of being dominated by your rival due to the Connor Stallions saga

Says the main troll saying Simmons was a non-factor. He’s an extra non-factor when the refs are missing egregious holds on 3rd and long, short bus.

This was 3rd and 8, 4th quarter, tie game, Texas' best edge rusher. Officials should have had eyes on it. On top of that, Howard had an abnormally long time to throw, which should have raised red flags. This was terrible officiating at best.

Here's the all 22. Go ahead and find as egregious of a hold in a key moment by Texas. Right now you have zero evidence to support your claim.

Maybe this was why: I guess you can probably count on the refs again this year if they’re Big10.

Finebaum is an SEC shill that has as much bias for SEC teams as you have for Ohio State. He’s not a serious analyst. Josh Pate has essentially said the game is a toss up (which is a fair take). He made a prediction for Texas on his show, but a prediction for Ohio State as a guest on another show that I watched (where 3 of 4 guys including Pate picked tOSU). I haven’t seen the other guys. If anyone says this game is a runaway in any direction, I don’t take them seriously

So you’re turning your nose up at a dude that rushed for over 1000+ yds, 4.5 YPC in the SEC over a guy that had 734 yds, 4.5 YPC in the Big12 and another guy that had under 200 yds, 4.0 YPC and zero meaningful snaps. Checks out Some years Ohio State has elite RBs (last year, Zeke Elliot, Maurice Clarrett) some years they have guys like Miyan Williams (good not great). It’s no surprise that the years they have the elite guys are the really good seasons. I’m willing to bet your RBs are good not great this year. We already know that Donaldson is good not great. Peoples didn’t wow last season. If a dog’s gonna bite, it will bite as a pup. Peoples nipped.

Again, that is because you are an unabashed Ohio State homer and troll. More power to you

I’m not surprised, you are a homer troll. Nick Saban would take Baxter. I value his opinion more

Ohio State played a garbage Tennessee team and a cold (and frankly overrated) Oregon team that they had already played in that “caution to the wind” run. The Texas vs Ohio State game last year was a good game and I expect this one to be too. I think Ohio State fans are underestimating the loss of Judkins and Henderson. Y’all are going from having two of the top 5 backs in the country, plus a running QB, to a “functionally athletic” QB and two RBs that will be lucky to be in the top 20.

Like Jaxon Dart’s Dude Wipes moment(s) from the Florida game last year? 😂 Something about the Ja(x/cks)ons.

Btw, throwing a ball at the feet of your receiver to avoid a sack is not a bad play. Throwing a ball too high is a bad play, I would agree. I'm willing to place a large bet Sayin will make the same kind of mistakes you've pointed out Arch making last season (every QB does), probably this Saturday. What we've seen and like about Arch is that he constantly looks to learn from his mistakes, get better and subsequently avoid them. Above all, that is what you should hope for from Sayin as well.

I think you are letting Arch's play vs UTSA and ULM heavily bias your analysis. UTSA was his first extended action and ULM was his first start. From his full body of work, those two games were definitely the ones where he made questionable decisions in the face of pressure. Sarkisian also called an aggressive gameplan and allowed a long leash in those games knowing that an INT or two in either of the games wasn't close to the end of the world. In the remainder of his games, he had far fewer questionable decisions. Even against UGA, which you've criticized, he was composed and competent despite coming in down 20-0. He made two legitimate mistakes (that he reasonably could have been asked to avoid) that I counted in that game: missing an open crosser (35:42), taking a sack rather than throwing away (36:45). That UGA game was easily the most pressure our QBs faced on the year. Jalen Walker and Mykel Williams were Top 15 selections in the draft. tOSU's defense was good last year and I'm sure will be good this year, but y'all didn't have guys like that last year and won't have guys like that this year. Yes, y'all's pass rush was very effective against Quinn "The Statue" Ewers.

I've seen numerous articles about Aggies essentially bragging about QBs transferring out of TAMU and starting somewhere else. One even went as far as to suggest that made TAMU "QBU". Quite hilarious and very on brand for them. https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/other/another-former-texas-a-m-qb-wins-starting-job/ar-AA1LcjHg?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=ca2065584aa4467fb8a6d3eb0e1a7953&ei=18