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Ketch's 10 Thoughts From The Weekend (Blue vs. Baxter... it's kind of a thing)

Both backs are very good. I agree that both will play and it may be a 1a 1b scenario. My biggest concern is how easily it seems that Baxter is injury prone. Even the slightest bump and he gets replaced. I could be reading too much into that. I hope they both have a great year🤘🏻💪😊
 
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I wish Sark would have both Blue and Baxter lined up behind Ewers. Defenses would be very worried. I would like to see a few long drives where we are just killing them.
 
..   I'm way less interested in the Purdue/UConn national championship than I am about the women's game from Sunday.
Great write-up as usual. We're seeing the same thing, give me Blue >> Baxter, just much more speed, better balance, better vision and better pass-catching.

But 7'4" Edey vs 7'2" Clingan, John Wooden's alma mater in first national championship since 1969 and a well known basketball school from Indiana vs a Danny "ass on fire" Hurley UConn team going for back-to-back championships is not better? Totally disagree. Very excited for tomorrow night!
 
Nice Blue/Baxter stuff and I’m a Blue guy although I’m also an Al Davis “just win baby,” guy but you didn’t mention the Blue fumble in the Washington game that was every bit as costly as Baxter.
 
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Hard not to be pretty damned excited about what Quinn gunna do this year...like very possibly not only leading this team to a N.C. but winning the Heisman Trophy! Seems he's on the verge of becoming everything so many of us said he would be, and that is the best damn QB in the country!
Maaaaaybe. The last step is the toughest to take.
 
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Man it sucks for blue that he has to outperform Baxter to such a strong degree to be considered the number one guy. It doesn’t make sense considering he’s also more of a veteran player on the roster and has less of a fumbling issue ? What is one thing that Baxter definitively does better than blue?

All bc Baxter was a sark 5 star recruit? Man I guess he really does play crazy favorite to Baxter considering brooks was wayyy better and he still started Baxter

Sark simply has more sweat equity in Baxter. Same with Choice.
 
Great write-up as usual. We're seeing the same thing, give me Blue >> Baxter, just much more speed, better balance, better vision and better pass-catching.

But 7'4" Edey vs 7'2" Clingan, John Wooden's alma mater in first national championship since 1969 and a well known basketball school from Indiana vs a Danny "ass on fire" Hurley UConn team going for back-to-back championships is not better? Totally disagree. Very excited for tomorrow night!
I'm just into the two women's teams more.
 
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Nice Blue/Baxter stuff and I’m a Blue guy although I’m also an Al Davis “just win baby,” guy but you didn’t mention the Blue fumble in the Washington game that was every bit as costly as Baxter.
True. I didn't mention it because Washington didn't get points directly from it, but that's fair.
 
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Not who starts. Who plays the most and gets the most opportunities to impact the game. This was Ketch’s main topic in this thread.

and Sark will determine that game by game and by situation within the game. your Baxter vs. Blue comment makes it sound like Sark's spring practices are nothing more that a brawl for playing time. not so. compete yes but not cause rifts between players by needlessly making them enemies.
 
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and Sark will determine that game by game and by situation within the game. your Baxter vs. Blue comment makes it sound like Sark's spring practices are nothing more that a brawl for playing time. not so. compete yes but not cause rifts between players by needlessly making them enemies.
No idea what you’re talking about.

Why would I want a rift between players and where did I even allude to that?

You blaming ketch for the same thing?
 
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and Sark will determine that game by game and by situation within the game. your Baxter vs. Blue comment makes it sound like Sark's spring practices are nothing more that a brawl for playing time. not so. compete yes but not cause rifts between players by needlessly making them enemies.
Go listen to the 3rd & Longhorn podcast on YouTube with Jaydon Blue. He was asked about not CJ starting over him. He said" CJ is a dog and one of my best friends..we compliment each other in the backfield" he said the whole RB room are all really close. I don't think they're causing them to be enemies one bit. Blue knows it's his time and he will get a lot of touches and take advantage of every opportunity he gets.
 
I'm just into the two women's teams more.
To each, his own my friend.

I watched the Iowa-LSU women's tournament game too. While the drama between LSU (Mulkey and Reese) vs Clark was compelling enough for me twatune in for the 2nd half of the game, the play didn't inspire WOW vs what I look forward to on Monday night for Purdue/UConn.
 
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