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8 hours ago, UT_Ro said:

To be honest I'm not worried about lil brother in Sark we trust

I agree, just more Quinn criticism.

Arch gives us a better chance to beat the Aggies - we all know it’s true.  Happy feet Quinn and Arches ability to break the pocket and run make him the best option for that one game. 

18 minutes ago, WestlakeLonghorn said:

Arch gives us a better chance to beat the Aggies - we all know it’s true.  Happy feet Quinn and Arches ability to break the pocket and run make him the best option for that one game. 

I'm not so sure I agree. Arch clearly doesn't understand the playbook at the level Quinn does, and that's a massive disadvantage for a Sark offense that uses motions and pre-snap stuff to set up plays. We don't run really simple plays, but we make them look so complicated because of the pre-snap stuff, and without that, we're a lot easier to defend. Also, Arch has missed reads, forced balls into tough spots, and hasn't played a defense of A&M's caliber. Putting him in that environment in what would probably be his 5th start by then sounds like a disaster. Arch may help with his ability to escape the pocket, but there are other ways to neutralize the pass rush. 

1 hour ago, WestlakeLonghorn said:

Arch gives us a better chance to beat the Aggies - we all know it’s true.  Happy feet Quinn and Arches ability to break the pocket and run make him the best option for that one game. 

No one knows that. You are stating your own opinion as fact. There is zero evidence for that opinion. There is just speculation.

18 hours ago, UT_Ro said:

To be honest I'm not worried about lil brother in Sark we trust

I'm scared as hell of the Ags. I believe in Sark too. But the hogs and ags will be very difficult. If we were at home for those games I'd feel better.  But if you've never experienced a game at either place I understand 

 

7 hours ago, pack.swear said:

I'm not so sure I agree. Arch clearly doesn't understand the playbook at the level Quinn does, and that's a massive disadvantage for a Sark offense that uses motions and pre-snap stuff to set up plays. We don't run really simple plays, but we make them look so complicated because of the pre-snap stuff, and without that, we're a lot easier to defend. Also, Arch has missed reads, forced balls into tough spots, and hasn't played a defense of A&M's caliber. Putting him in that environment in what would probably be his 5th start by then sounds like a disaster. Arch may help with his ability to escape the pocket, but there are other ways to neutralize the pass rush. 

Next year hopefully will be Arch’s year . This year we are going after the national Championship with Quinn as our leader .

26 minutes ago, Jack Lala said:

I'm scared as hell of the Ags. I believe in Sark too. But the hogs and ags will be very difficult. If we were at home for those games I'd feel better.  But if you've never experienced a game at either place I understand 

 

Been to many games at both fields . Only chance of winning is with an experienced QB 

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19 hours ago, BMY said:

100% spot on CJ about their pass rush. While I giggled every time Sellers escaped and turned the play positive I also thought to myself that Quinn goes down in that situation when we play them. Sellers escapability changed the whole outcome of that game. 

1000%

8 hours ago, WestlakeLonghorn said:

Arch gives us a better chance to beat the Aggies - we all know it’s true.  Happy feet Quinn and Arches ability to break the pocket and run make him the best option for that one game. 

 

So Sark is not as smart as the "we all know it's true" crowd?

1 hour ago, Jack Lala said:

I'm scared as hell of the Ags. I believe in Sark too. But the hogs and ags will be very difficult. If we were at home for those games I'd feel better.  But if you've never experienced a game at either place I understand 

 

You can't play sports scared.  Play agressive and with confidence and let the chips fall where they may.

24 minutes ago, Gerry Hamilton said:

1000%

Let’s see were Sellers is drafted vs we’re Quinn is drafted. I will never understand the disrespect of Quinn. 

18 minutes ago, MBHORNSFAN said:

 

So Sark is not as smart as the "we all know it's true" crowd?

I don’t understand the disrespect that Quinn is getting. 

3 minutes ago, Jarveaux said:

I don’t understand the disrespect that Quinn is getting. 

 

I agree he has struggled and needs to play better. But yeah everyone thinking he sucks now is just dumb. 

1 hour ago, Jack Lala said:

I'm scared as hell of the Ags. I believe in Sark too. But the hogs and ags will be very difficult. If we were at home for those games I'd feel better.  But if you've never experienced a game at either place I understand 

 

Quinn almost always plays his best in those road games.  He's a road warrior.

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5 minutes ago, uthorn1374 said:

Quinn almost always plays his best in those road games.  He's a road warrior.

I agree , I expect it to be close the first half , but also I expect Texas to win by double digits. 

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