CJ Vogel

Thank goodness for shot clocks.

I like the way you think. I'm with you

I might be at 5% of the blame pointed at the defense.

We saw it a little bit vs. Florida. Texas utilized quick screens, pop passes and play calls where deeper level thinking was not required. As a result, Texas had 10 points and 135 yards on the first two drives. Felt like the offense and Sark went away from that when the script ran up. They returned to it in the 2nd half on a 14-yard gain to Wingo and a 10-yard gain to Wingo. But then it was too late and Florida had taken the lead.

I think it's a combination of Ohio State not having as much top-end talent on the DL as OU, Tennessee, and Florida. While also teams realizing they can play man on the outside, bring an extra blitzer or two and know they won't be burnt on the tail end while creating pressure on the quarterback almost asap. UTSA created the blueprint.,

I had to triple check

Will see an uptick in 1st team reps this week reports Pete Thamel. Yes, this is the real Pete Thamel account

The Longhorns have opened up as a 3-point favorite over Ole Miss in next Saturday's contest at DKR. I am not sure I believe that line will stick, but that is where things stand for the moment.

God forbid you force a first time starting quarterback to drive the length of the football field in a 2-minute drill on the road against a defense that had eaten his lunch all day prior to that moment.

I asked Sark about the decision to go for it in the postgame presser: "We felt like we were an aggressive operation, we felt like we had something that could be effective to execute. You run a run and you don't block a guy in the A gap, it's going to be hard. Again, not very good design, not very good execution."

20–17 Gators lead.

Over/under 3.5 plays for the texas offense this drive?

Yep, correct.

Florida was 0-7 on third downs in the 1st half. Now 4-4 on this drive alone.

Quick quick quick is the Florida passing game. Same as OU, same as Tennessee, same as Texas State