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Thanks everyone for their responses and opinions. My original post was meant to contrast the ability Quinn showed in the Michigan game to EXTEND PLAYS WITH HIS LEGS to what we have seen since his return in the OU game. For example, the first touchdown pass to DeAndre Moore that was called back plus the one that followed to Gunnar Helm that counted…Quinn bought time and showed legit escapability to produce those plays. Where has that been since his return? I’m not saying he was Tarkenton or Mahomes at Ann Arbor but it was impressive, and he is not even attempting that style of play for some reason. I just wish I knew the reason.

Defensive coordinators have figured Quinn out.  We'll see how far he can take us this year.  If we beat Kentucky and the Aggies, we will be in the SEC Championship and in the playoff.  It would be great to win a Natty, but after 37 years as a Horn fan (I chose UT in the summer of 1987), I've had very few years like the last two.  The sky is not falling. 

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