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  1. Not sure I agree with this. Simmons over runs a ton of running plays bc he’s blitzing with his head down, gets too far up field and they run it to his side
  2. Missouri 24 - Texas 10. Lacey finishes it
  3. Sucks for the players. As far as winning games goes, the offensive guys really don’t matter with how bad we are on offense. The defensive injuries are brutal
  4. He had an awful effort block against Ole Miss that resulted in a loss
  5. It’s obviously Arch and he’ll be at UVA
  6. Why didn’t he go to draft? Seems like a legit high end pick, even if he’s getting $7mm from St Johns
  7. Such bullsh*t. 7 years in pro leagues in Europe and gets some judge to grant him eligibility here for a year
  8. The oline is NOT the problem. It's a byproduct of the QB being terrible. If the QB doesn't release the ball, the defense can put more in the box, they can turn their ears back on more plays - no oline is going to sustain rush defenders in the SEC for more than 2.5-3 seconds. Ours is doing that. Once we get just average QB play, all this talk about the oline and running backs will be gone
  9. Nah. In some ways going to Lacey will fix that too, because Sark will have to make it simpler for him.
  10. I don't know if he'll start against Ole Miss or replace Arch in the 1st half, but everything will suddenly improve dramatically once he's in. The o-line and running game will be instantly better. We will all realize the receivers have been open all year. The defense won't be on the field all 2nd half. Get ready
  11. Manning signature move - hold the ball too long and throw a horrible pass right after holding the ball too long and fumbling
  12. How good are they this year? I thought for sure they’d fire Andy Enfield after the end of last season. He seems like a mess personally too
  13. It’s not just motion though. It’s what all this complexity does to our quarterback who clearly has processing issues. Sark needs to recognize his QB isn’t able to play the system he wants and make it all much simpler

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