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We scored 31 points at Michigan, 27 at Vandy and 20 at Arkansas but in our toughest road test of the season, we are going to put up more points with a hobbled QB?

Who else you putting back there? He’s lighting quick and has great hands when fielding punts, the decisions on when to field it or not field are questionable but that needs to be coached. Banks obviously feels he’s the best option.

6’4 270, haven’t watched film but you are right, body isn't traditionally Floods type. More in line with what Herb Hand and Warehime recruited “who knew nothing about winning at elite level”. Players this size typically get mauled against the Georgias of the world. With that said, Flood knows what he’s doing and has done a great job to date. Both Flood and Sark understand big humans are required.

Because his evaluation and development of Ewers has been something no person should question.

If Texas loses to A&M, we are out. Two losses and haven’t beat a single ranked opponent. It all comes down to the A&M game.

Sark only gets credit if the player turns out to be good. If he doesn’t develop, it was because the player is bad. Hilarious.

Dart can move and has a good pocket presence, Quinn is a statute in the pocket and a dirty pocket makes him panic. I’m not sure the results would be much different a second time.

They probably are. Kirby knows where the game is won.

Anything here @Gerry Hamilton?

Epic! About spit my coffee out when yall went live this morning. Loved it!!

You do realize this is for the entire season and not just Vandy, right? Per your statement you clearly missed that key detail.

Thoughts?

@Gerry Hamilton who do you see being on the short list here? Wonder if Milwee might be on that list.

Against the 101 ranked pass defense at that. Good defenses will do what Georgia did to Quinn and the offense. Take away the short throws and get a little pressure or muddy the pocket just a little and he’s completely inept as a QB.

Yes it was. Reed is a good QB. Hard to defend if he can make those kinda throws.

First year HC and staff, all new systems, etc. woof!

Great breakdown. Kirby and Schumann put on a masterclass. When you bring elite motivators with that kinda talent you get national championships.

One is a three year starter, the other is in his first year.

Thoughts? Brutal draw if it were to unfold like this.

A masterclass by Kirby and Schumann, and the Georgia players. There’s levels to this and they are at the top. Impressive but always have been.

That’s to be expected with a young QB. With how the three year starter was playing, we can’t sit here and say QE hits that’s throw either. I can say, if Arch had three years under his belt he would hit that throw 10/10.

lol, no doubt I agree! I just don’t think QE catching all the blame is reasonable. Many other factors that played a role.

Sark is known as the QB guru, right? Quinn was a perfect five star recruit, one Sark went out and recruited himself, he’s since had three years to mold and coach him, he’s a three year starter. I guess we only applaud the success stories but not highlight the shortcomings. Sark shoulders some of the blame here, it’s not just Quinn.

Easy to say yes after the results but had we won not a person mentions it. That said, given the results and how Georgia played more hungry with more of an edge, yes. You can’t publicly boast about your team taking on the mantra of F around and find out prior to the biggest game of the season and then go out and get smacked in the mouth at home, isn’t the best look imo.