CJ Vogel

Yep to all the above.

Definitely cannot. Georgia can score.

I hope this isn’t another jinx

Yep, definitely.

It would be massive for Sark, and provide a sliver of breathing room for Texas. Something they havent had all season.

Rod Babers and I just finished recording a look ahead to the game in Athens on the 15th that will air on Saturday. During my research for the video, I came across some numbers on the Georgia defense I never would have expected to see... *** – Georgia ranks 132nd out of 136 teams with 8.0 sacks this season. – Additionally, Georgia ranks 135th out of 136 teams with 29.0 tackles for loss. Of those 8.0 sacks, 3.0 come from LB CJ Allen, their starting middle linebacker. And another 3.0 come from LB Chris Cole who sees about 1/3 of his snaps off the edge. *** Now, Georgia still has a top 25 scoring defense, sitting at 19.6 points per game allowed. But there is a silver lining to Texas getting over the Kirby Smart hump and it begins with protection for Arch Manning. Hope is that the changes made to the Texas offensive line will travel to Athens.

Yeah not really sure how that ranking was decided upon.

Texas offered last July, I don't believe he has made it to campus to this point. He was at Tennessee last weekend.

Only 13 saw court time a year ago. Hard to say players 14 and 15 on the roster will contribute in any basketball team, mens or womens.

Need some of those Kentucky defeats Ole Miss type of games this weekend as Texas sits on a bye.

A look at the top 25 teams in the CFP Top 25. Where they stand in PPD.

Appreciate it!

Michael Taaffe to the Texas secondary.

I agree 100%. We will see if Michael Taaffe is basically FlexSeal for this defense. Just slap him back in the rotation and fix your issues. Fingers crossed.

The committee basically spit in the face of the ACC. Highest ranked ACC school is 7–1 Virginia at No. 14. One loss GT and Louisville are behind 2-loss Notre Dame, Texas, Oklahoma, Utah and Vanderbilt. Straight up told them to kick rocks.

This has not been a traditional Kirby Smart UGA team, and if Texas continues to play ball at the level they've shown from the last six+ quarters, it would matchup very well for them.

If Mississippi State goes for 80+ plays as they did vs. Texas, that would be huge.

The B1G is really interesting. In theory all of these teams are still alive. What happens if Michigan beats Ohio State at the end of the year and makes the B1G CG? USC still has Iowa and Oregon on their schedule. Indiana should skate to the B1GCG with Penn State, Wisconsin and Purdue remaining. A team not pictured is Wisconin, Purdue, UCLA and Oregon. That Oregon-Washington game could end up being a win and get in game on the last week of the season.

Navy @ Notre Dame ... A Notre Dame loss the rest of the season would be huge for Texas. No. 9 Oregon at No. 20 Iowa ... An additional Oregon loss would be huge. No. 7 BYU at No. 8 Texas Tech ... Texas should be rooting for Tech to fall again, and BYU to run the table to be the lone Big 12 representative.

Additionally, Texas over the last two games has score 79 points on 25 possessions for a 3.16 average. Cincinnati ranks 18th in PPD offensively at 3.15. That's a great average if they can find a way to continue that trend against Georgia on the road.

Three really potent offenses remain for the Horns. All three averaging north of 3.00 points per possession which equates to top 25 in the country. Great time to get Taaffe back and a healthy McDonald.

Points Per Drive leaders in the SEC Entering Week 11 *** For those that have been around OTF for a while or followed me elsewhere, you will know that points per drive is a key factor in my evaluation of teams. Entering week 11, here is a visual of where the teams in the conference stand at the moment. You want to be in the upper right quadrant. A few takeaways: – Vanderbilt still has the most efficient offense in the country, averaging 3.74 points per possession. – Teams ranked 3-6 in the College Football Playoff are very similar to one another. You see A&M, Georgia, Alabama and Ole Miss basically in the same spot on the graph here. – Arkansas has the 128th ranked defense in efficiency. It is an all-time bad defense. – It is starting to catch up for Tennessee on the chart. Beating no name schools 70–0 for three straight weeks to begin each season can only take you so far. They fail against quality opponents and will continue to do so. – Texas and Oklahoma possess a very similar statistical makeup. Both defenses are in the top two of the conference, and the offenses have been hit or miss throughout the season. – Kentucky is far and away the worst team in the country and it's a justifiable knock on the Longhorns that that game in Lexington went to overtime.

Sometimes some people have too much money.

I would be very surprised if Ohio State is anything other than No. 1. i feel like that discourse online the last 72 hours has gotten very loud however.