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24-23 Texas

What i would say to Farrell>>>>Calling Arch “stupid” is peak you. Every time you open your mouth, you remind everyone why your “analysis” lives in the clearance bin of college football takes. You don’t break down film, you don’t offer insight All you do is you throw cheap insults at kids because it’s the only way anyone still notices you. If you had even a shred of real evaluation skill, you wouldn’t need to swing at a teenager’s intelligence to stay relevant. Grow up or get out of the conversation.

Well, damn then

We got this

are you sure 😃 BTW, if you want to hear the sound, click the youtube link on the bottom of each link

Looking at the Ohio State board to see what their fans were saying after their lost. Found this -- look in comments and watch video. Too bad, he was such a good coach 😃 https://www.elevenwarriors.com/forum/ohio-state-football/2026/09/163936/what-was-arch-manning-thinking What is going on with college football coaches? Day is leaving also

I have no idea what is even going on --- was at the game and no clue 😀

Sark called a heck of a game but Arch was either too late or missed seeing a lot of open receivers over the middle of the field. Go watch the "film guy" - he seen and explained it all. Thought Arch had a terrible first half myself --- Just an opinion.

#83 all night - Shannon

Absolutely..i would have voted for him---MVP for this game.

That’s a good question. There’s been a lot of talk about changing the draft rules, but nothing has actually been approved or scheduled yet. MLB and the MLBPA have discussed the idea of pushing high‑school players toward college or the minors first, but it’s still just a proposal at this point. I don't know where this stands at this point. Believe @Blake Munroe would know. So for now(i think), clubs can still draft straight out of high school, and a prospect like Klug would be eligible the same way every other prep player is. If the league ever does move forward with that rule, it’ll change the calculus for kids with his kind of size and velocity, but don't think we’re not there yet.

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Thanks for laying this out @CJ Vogel --- I appreciate you highlighting it. I’m with you that the ball‑handling has to tighten up. The offense is doing a lot of things at a high level, but the inconsistency at the catch point has been the one thing that keeps drives from being as efficient as they should be. It’s a straightforward fix, and getting that cleaned up will make everything else in the passing game flow even better. I’m also going to keep an eye on Russell at Alabama going forward. His drop rate is sitting near the bottom of the conference, and that usually tells you something about timing, ball placement, and how cleanly a quarterback is delivering catchable throws. It’ll be interesting to see how that holds up once he faces better defenses.

@Jeff Howe ---Had to do a double read on your post. the trench dominance you highlighted from late in the third quarter through the end is absolutely correct -- Texas took control of the LOS during the decisive stretch, and the numbers back that up. The only clarification I’d add is that Texas didn’t control the trenches for the entire game. Ohio State had the early advantage, and Texas asserted itself later. The outcome was shaped by when Texas won the LOS, not by a full‑game trench victory. Strong analysis overall, just a bit wide in the framing to me.

You know i was just playing with you? you opened yourself up for that