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This is what don' understand as Tx loses 2 starting OLmen off a very average offensive line plus the 2 top Wideouts. I just don't get what is making the offense much better next year? Scheme? Well who is Herman hiring? Otherwise I don't get it.You make a good point. As OU's defensive improvement showed, you can play a whole lot faster if you know exactly what to do and don't have to think about it.
We may not have nearly as much elite talent on offense as Horn fans think we do. Outside of Duvernay, it's a big stretch to claim any of our other offensive starters is an elite player compared to others around the nation.
Also, many of the sacks were coverage sacks. With no CJ on the field Duvernay was often double covered and our other WR’s ran predictable, easy to cover, routes. Poor WR coaching was 2nd only to poor DB coaching at Texas in 2019.yes but as a whole the performance was more than manageable and actually good compared to previous seasons. The sacks were so often on head-swimming Roschon Johnsons or backup TEs, etc. It’s easy to forget the praises we were all singing about Herb Hand to start the year. The falloff down the stretch was concerning but the overall OL product this year was notably improved.
Who are names we should be looking at for the OC? Any surprises for Wednesday adding to our class?probably a couple.
uuuuuuhhhhhWell, you got your wish re Liverpool/Real Madrid. Will be great to watch!
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Every team has coverage sacks on the ledger. Texas allowed by far the most sacks in the Big 12 this year.Also, many of the sacks were coverage sacks. With no CJ on the field Duvernay was often double covered and our other WR’s ran predictable, easy to cover, routes. Poor WR coaching was 2nd only to poor DB coaching at Texas in 2019.
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Ketch, what in the hell is wrong with you? This is a football board NOT a snowflake quite place.
Not Major.Who are names we should be looking at for the OC? Any surprises for Wednesday adding to our class?
I don't believe he'll be heavily involved.Do we have an idea what Ash will do in context of bowl game prep and in game coaching? Might we expect to see even an inkling of something like better tackling fundamentals v. Utah? Especially from the secondary Ash's position coaching background?
Did you like Inglorious Basterds?Formal movie critics don't sway me. Not trying to be rude at all. Just a difference of opinion here. I usually like Tarantino but this one seemed to be gratuitous, poor use of actual events and I kept waiting for something substantive to happen. Perhaps my perspective is a bit skewed having been at an impressionable age when the actual murders occurred or maybe I forgot it was Tarantino and thought it was gonna be more thought-provoking. I did enjoy all the nostalgia infused in the film though. But everything else was a dud for me. Looking forward to seeing Parasite.
It's interesting in that most people who said they didn't like the movie on this site mentioned growing up during the time of the murders as a factor in their feelings.oh yes!
Eagles and Epps will (should) be much better (hopefully more consistent), and you add in Whitt and Jake and maybe Washington and our WR corp will be salty! RB group will be much better. These guys, plus a few new wrinkles in scheme and better play-calling make up for a loss of OL leadership IMHO.This is what don' understand as Tx loses 2 starting OLmen off a very average offensive line plus the 2 top Wideouts. I just don't get what is making the offense much better next year? Scheme? Well who is Herman hiring? Otherwise I don't get it.
I agree. Perspective is always integral in just about everything in life, no?It's interesting in that most people who said they didn't like the movie on this site mentioned growing up during the time of the murders as a factor in their feelings.
I feel like that's the kind of thing that was being said about the defensive losses of 2018.Eagles and Epps will (should) be much better (hopefully more consistent), and you add in Whitt and Jake and maybe Washington and our WR corp will be salty! RB group will be much better. These guys, plus a few new wrinkles in scheme and better play-calling make up for a loss of OL leadership IMHO.
I appreciate you sharing yours!I agree. Perspective is always integral in just about everything in life, no?
yikes! That changed suddenly. Not good news if we lose Harrell.
Ugh. I may have actually been one to say that. Dammit! Let me have my half-full glass of Koolaid.I feel like that's the kind of thing that was being said about the defensive losses of 2018.
a. I need to see Knives Out.Knives out should be on the list.
Put me in the overrated camp for once upon a time. Saw it, liked it, don't want to see it again. Rarely do you not want to see a QT film again.
How many times have you seen it GK?
Performance is what I'm speaking of, not effort.Disagree that RoJo did not bring it every time he got a chance to play. His playing time was very restricted in some games, but he gave it his all every down.
Thats exactly what was being said about the defense this past summer. I hope it turns out better for the offense next yr! Those are big losses on the line and wideouts. A lot of ifs going on.I feel like that's the kind of thing that was being said about the defensive losses of 2018.
The preview looked so lame, but the reviews for it are awesome.Saw Knives Out on Friday. Pretty good flick
Can we just do a podcast about our next Head Coach for 2021 then?
Is this what we use to defend to our wives the reason we go to see "Hustlers"??2. Jennifer Lopez “Hustlers”