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  1. harveycmd
    I hope we stay out of this.
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    I'd move Vandy above the criminal interlopers, putting the criminals as the second worst, but I'm not sure Florida isn't better too.
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    If Colorado wins at least seven, you'll hear Travis Hunter too. If Quinn plays big, however, he will have the advantage. Every game left now with the possible exception of Florida will give him the opportunity to choke the other guys out. A few really good games, no bad games, and one or two great games gets it done.
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    Quinn now has a clear chance to get back to the top of the Heisman race.
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    3-4 October 1993: I remember listening to live reports about this battle when I was 20 working in the lumber yard loading concrete at Payless Cashways in Irving, Texas on Saturday afternoon 3 October 1993. It seemed like it was unreal when it was happening. Still unbelievable that those guys did what they did.
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    Speaking of Wingo. I'd bet he's not worried about Ryan Williams and Jeremiah Smith getting more pub than him so far. Sark wouldn't trade him. He has at least two years with Arch Manning. That's pretty good stuff. I'm not saying Pettijohn should regret committing to Ohio State, but who is more likely to win big over the next few years: Texas or Ohio State? Since Texas has Arch, I'd guess Texas.
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    I don't know. Maybe you don't have to be on top to prove yourself. Was Gunnar Helm first priority when he was recruited? Was Tre Wisner? Even Ryan Wingo wasn't considered the top of the class last year when the Longhorns went after him.
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    I hope Bedenbaugh told him about all the guys he's recruited and developed the last couple of years. O yeah, he hasn't recruited and developed anyone as a lineman recently.
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    Haven't heard that. Remember, Fasusi chose the criminals so he could start early and earn a mil in NIL as an unproven freshman. The fact that they suck hasn't changed that. Turntine.
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    Let's be honest. Nebraska is better than the criminal interlopers this year. That's future of the criminals. Duncanville and Desoto produce five times more talent than all of Indian Territory. If we don't hang a big one on those idiots, we aren't ready for the big time.
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    That's what I've been thinking. You see these games where Bijan has seven carries and think "What are they doing? Oh yeah, it's the Falcons. They pay $250 million for a QB and then use their number eight overall pick on a QB. They don't know what they're doing."
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    Blake, everyone is there now because it says 7:10.
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    Thoughts and opinions from worst to best. Interested to hear what others think. Vanderbilt: Better than predicted, but still not better than anyone else remaining. Florida: They may end up being worse than Vandy if they fall apart, but offensively they have some life. Criminal Sooners: Horrible on offense, and, despite all the talk about their defense, only in the upper 40s nationally. Arkansas: Not as good as the criminals defensively, but they can run the ball and have the ability to score. Kentucky: This team is better defensively than the criminals. Offense is limited, but not completely terrible. A&M: Not sure they're really better than Kentucky, but they have more talent and are likely to keep improving. Georgia: No real explanation needed.
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    Criminal interloper fans can be fairly knowledgeable, but they are delusional about QBs because of their recent QB history, which, of course, is primarily attributable to Riley, and now they hate Riley. They were convinced Arnold was a Heisman candidate before the season. Now they think Hawkins might be the next Jalen Milroe. Aggies are completely delusional. I agree with Gerry that Michigan fans have become quite delusional since the Stalions deal. I'm sure there are plenty of delusional fan bases that just don't get much attention.
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    I will say when I mentioned a few months ago that Pettijohn started drifting away in late May, early June after Texas went after Faraimo, Gerry said he agreed. That's not necessarily a culture problem, but it can't just be wished away either.
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    Is he Catholic? If so, there are plenty of private Catholic schools with better academic credentials than Notre Dame. I'm thinking his primary concern is getting ready for the NFL, not a Catholic education. Furthermore, Texas is a better overall academic institution than ND. Now, I'm not saying ND is a bad football choice for a linebacker, but it's not a better educational option.
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    Not too hot on Pettijohn. He backed off when Texas went after Faraimo. Looks like now that Faraimo is clearly Notre Dame, he's back to maybe coming along. Not sure that's what Sark would call a "culture" fit. But Sark knows better than me.
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    If I hear "for sure" or "one hundred percent" again, I'm going to stop watching and listening. It's worse than idiots saying Ryan Williams is 17 two hundred times.
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    Let's look at a comparison of the criminals vs. Michigan schedule from best to worst. Texas (Michigan) is better than Tennessee (criminals). USC (Michigan) is better than Auburn (criminals). Minnesota (Michigan) is better than Tulane (criminals). Fresno State (Michigan) is better than Houston (criminals). Arkansas State (Michigan) is better than Temple (criminals). The point is that there are no excuses for Texas not taking it to the criminals. The Longhorns are significantly better across the board.
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    I didn't change anything from the original post. The criminals do not have a better offense than Michigan. Michigan has something they can hang their hat on. The criminal offense does not. Michigan has a better defense. Venables disguising looks and creating turnovers against below average QBs doesn't make the criminal defense better. Look at the numbers. Michigan has played better competition so far. It seems to me that many are trying to hedge because of past problems the Longhorns have had with the criminals. I'm saying that's no excuse. The criminals are not a good team. In totality, they're a little above average on defense. Offensively, they're horrible. This should be at least a three score game.
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    Both Army and Navy have a better offense than the criminals this year. The criminals can't run or pass. Michigan can run. Michigan has three first round picks on defense. The criminals don't have any first round picks on defense. The criminals have a pretty good run defense. Venables is better at calling the college game than Martindale. That doesn't change any of the facts about their vulnerabilities.
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    The criminals have the worst offense the Longhorns have faced this year. The criminal secondary has been abused by both SEC teams they've played. I don't want to hear excuses about "throw the records out." Sark better blow those pederasts out of the building.
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    Just watched some of the latest Soonerscoop podcast, and, although they didn't get carried Saturday, they did get carried away today. "That win makes anything possible." Of course, they also admitted Auburn lost the game more than the criminals won it. The best throw Hawkins made was a five yard slant. Without multiple Longhorn turnovers and some non-offensive scores, it's hard to see how the criminals stay in the game.
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    Sark thinks they'll need Blue's playmaking ability in big games and for a possible playoff run. That's almost certainly true. Because of this, Sark will give Blue every chance to stay engaged, improve his ball security, and help the team reach its potential. I'm thinking Choice is telling Blue that if he fumbles more than a time or two again this season, they have no choice but to look elsewhere.
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    The criticism is based in reasonable analysis, but it's overdone. As noted above, the criminals can't really run the ball, and they certainly can't pass it much either. They must rely on Hawkins running around on broken plays. That's where Hill will shine. Hawkins is a good athlete, but he's not running away from Hill. Better chance that Hill puts a few bruises on Hawkins than the criminals somehow take "advantage" of Hill.
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