Ketch's 10 Thoughts From The Weekend (I'm still sitting at 9-3)
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Is it reasonable to believe that if Quinn is more knowledgeable of the offense and reading defenses than that he will know were he is going with the pass? Would that confidence lead to stepping into the pass and better mechanics? It seems to me that it would.
Freshman QB (injured), Big 12 officials and Sark’s poor performance. Defense was much improved. Also the Neyor loss was huge in retrospect. Sark hired 3 special assistants (going for four) for a reason. You may be right, but those losses are for the reasons stated above.
If PK can’t figure out how to stop the easy pitch and catch on third and fourth downs 8-4 may be the good ole days.
Was in line with this dude one time at a Houston hotel.Really nice and funny guy.
Can we stop for a moment and discuss the fact that it still sounded as if the performer (Cardi B?) was still "singing" despite her throwing her microphone and not even bothering to pretend. I would be pissed if I spent that much to see an artist perform and the artist wasn't actually performing. Maybe that's why the drink was thrown.
Yeah I hope we win against Bama , but I think people are forgetting where we are as a program and what Bama has been and still is . I just don’t get how people forget how ewers struggled last year, how poor we play on the road and the last game we played we got beat by a Washington team essentially playing in hostile territory lol
I can’t just expect or chalk up a win based on hope lol
Sark has proven to be nothing but a mediocre game day coach. He has his chance to show otherwise this year though , but he has not shown that so far in his career
Pepper the crap out of it before eating and dip your cuts in the horse radish before dipping in the au jus. Otherwise I agree.
This team still has QB/coaching questions, + running game questions + personnel issues on defenses + Big 12 screw-job potential + positions that lack important depth...
The last time this team played, it was bossed around by a second-tier Pac-12 team.
seems like ot was a woman and the woman started apologizing as soon as she did it. 😂
Got to see John Fogerty in 97. Saw him in 71 too with my uncle but don’t remember much of that one. Interesting that you list only has 6 songs that he wrote. Would take off at least two of the ones he didn’t and replace with Green River and Who’ll Stop the Rain. Love his version of The Midnight Special by Lead Belly.
I had three uncles who each had their own ranch/farm. I learned at an early age never get in a corral with a Brahma bull. The others were less of a worry but you had to be careful. The Brahma was an entire other beast
She's also got no ****ing talent and her recorded (and likely autotuned) music sucks ass.
She's no better than Milli Vanilli (actually, I'd rather listen to them...she's that bad). So someone threw some water and ice at her...big ****ing deal? Why isn't anyone talking about the clear as day lip syncing? She's a fraud.
I can't believe (a) people listen to that shit and (b) actually pay to see her sorry ass. You know what...I can. People are that stupid.
I forgot to ask a buy or cell question that you're not going to answer.
Texas loses thrice times, but beats Alabama and Ali Baba.
Texas loses thrice times, but beats Alabama and Ali Baba.
I’m not yet convinced that X is even the best WR on the team, much less the “best player” overall. Can’t wait to see how he performs this year.
To all of the posters in this thread that have shared a shockingly naive view regarding the perceived “ease” of this year’s schedule, I’ll defer to the real experts on such matters:
Nick Saban once said, “Success is not a continuum, it’s momentary, and it’s a constant grind to try to help your team improve and get better.”
Urban Meyer noted, “Every week is a battle. You have to be at your best each and every week. There’s no such thing as an easy schedule in college football.”
Tom Osborne stated, “It’s a process that’s never-ending in football. It’s a journey, not a destination. You never arrive because as soon as you think you have, you’re going to fall off.”
Lou Holtz said, “In this game, the margin for error is so small. One half step too late or too early, and you don’t quite make it. One half second too slow, too fast, you don’t quite catch it.”
Bo Schembechler asserted, “Every season presents new challenges. You have to play the hand you’re dealt and strive for excellence. There are no easy games in this sport.”
Mack Brown stated, “You can’t rest on your laurels in this game. The moment you start thinking a game is a gimme, you’re on your way to a loss.”
Joe Paterno asserted, “The will to win is important, but the will to prepare is vital. The schedule is never easy. You have to be ready every week.”
Bob Stoops noted, “Every game in college football is an opportunity and a danger. The minute you forget that, you’re in trouble.”
Pete Carroll once said, “It’s not about the games that you can predict; it’s about those you can’t. That’s what makes a season.”
Jim Harbaugh noted, “Attacking each day with an enthusiasm unknown to mankind is the only way to navigate a season. Anything less, and you’ll falter.”
Bobby Bowden said, “Success is not a final destination, it’s a continuous journey. In college football, every game is a chapter of that journey.”
Mark Dantonio noted, “You can’t overlook any team. It doesn’t matter what their record is. On any given day, in any given game, anything can happen.”
Brian Kelly stated, “It’s not just the big games that define you. It’s every single one. It’s how you prepare, compete, and recover. Every week presents a new challenge.”
Nick Saban once said, “Success is not a continuum, it’s momentary, and it’s a constant grind to try to help your team improve and get better.”
Urban Meyer noted, “Every week is a battle. You have to be at your best each and every week. There’s no such thing as an easy schedule in college football.”
Tom Osborne stated, “It’s a process that’s never-ending in football. It’s a journey, not a destination. You never arrive because as soon as you think you have, you’re going to fall off.”
Lou Holtz said, “In this game, the margin for error is so small. One half step too late or too early, and you don’t quite make it. One half second too slow, too fast, you don’t quite catch it.”
Bo Schembechler asserted, “Every season presents new challenges. You have to play the hand you’re dealt and strive for excellence. There are no easy games in this sport.”
Mack Brown stated, “You can’t rest on your laurels in this game. The moment you start thinking a game is a gimme, you’re on your way to a loss.”
Joe Paterno asserted, “The will to win is important, but the will to prepare is vital. The schedule is never easy. You have to be ready every week.”
Bob Stoops noted, “Every game in college football is an opportunity and a danger. The minute you forget that, you’re in trouble.”
Pete Carroll once said, “It’s not about the games that you can predict; it’s about those you can’t. That’s what makes a season.”
Jim Harbaugh noted, “Attacking each day with an enthusiasm unknown to mankind is the only way to navigate a season. Anything less, and you’ll falter.”
Bobby Bowden said, “Success is not a final destination, it’s a continuous journey. In college football, every game is a chapter of that journey.”
Mark Dantonio noted, “You can’t overlook any team. It doesn’t matter what their record is. On any given day, in any given game, anything can happen.”
Brian Kelly stated, “It’s not just the big games that define you. It’s every single one. It’s how you prepare, compete, and recover. Every week presents a new challenge.”
If we are in a bunch of coin flip games, 9-3 is probably our ceiling. Among other things, that means our margins are small enough for the refs to steal a game or two.
The key to a good season is going to be blowing doors off the weaker teams teams, right from the opening kick. If you let them hang around, they start to believe they can win. And if they believe they can win, some of them will.
In other words, the goal of the offense should be to make Auburn somewhat irrelevant most weeks.
