**OFFICIAL TEXAS vs Kentucky Gameday thread of "Clash of the Bluebloods"**
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7 pts allowed
60 tackles
11 TFL
6 sacks
2 Ints
That looks pretty elite to me.
60 tackles
11 TFL
6 sacks
2 Ints
That looks pretty elite to me.
Please explain. QE was playing terrible against Georgia and Manning was brought in.
When you really look at it, the point I was trying to make ultimately was look back at the past 10 years and lately we've been complaining about small things. While we're currently 10 and 1 for the second year in a row when 10 years ago, we could barely get to eight wins. I'm just saying it's good to be a Texas fan right now and we should count our blessings and enjoy the small things when back in the day we would kill to be in this spot.
Hookem all love brother
Hookem all love brother
In the past when are off and struggled? Our defense couldn't win the game for us and now we have a defense that is elite and can win if we just hold on to the ball and eliminate the small mistakes. And I'm loving that we have a great defense right now
I don’t want to lose to Aggy.
Manning is our best option to win.
Manning was brought in to the Georgia game after Texas was down by 3 scores. Georgia was pinning their ears back on defense, and rushing the Quarterback on every play.
with all do respect, i disagree. I dont want manning in on the road against aggy. thats a lot of pressure for a freshman qb in that type of game. If quinn is over 80 percent healthy, you play him.
Our D is pretty good but let’s not kid ourselves. We have been fortunate this year as well.
I disagree with you. Arch is not a true freshman, he is a second year player at Texas, who has won in the SEC this season, and this is the final game of 11 game regular season. I would rather have him play now, than QE get injured in playoffs (heaven forbid) and Manning comes in then.
I get what you’re saying, but I also remember all those 10 wins seasons that we didn’t put any hardware on the shelves. Winning is great. Not being able to win championships is not so great. Being right on the cusp of actually greatness only gets you so far…. Ask Mack Brown.
I just can’t apologize for wanting to see these guys bring some trophies home, when we know they have the talent and ability to do so. If they weren’t at that level it would be one thing. But, they are. The consternation comes from understanding that making stupid mistakes will lead to them not reaching their potential.
I think I could probably speak for everyone by saying that we want what’s best for this team. We want them to be successful, because we know they’re good, and they’ve busted their asses for it. But they only deserve it if they actually show up and do it on the field of play.
I’m not down on the team, but I think it’s fair to be disappointed in disappointing things when they happen. That just my 2 cents, I could be wrong….
What’s the saying about luck being when opportunity meets preparation? 😉
Oh for sure. Just saying Michigan is shit, we’ve been fortunate with other teams injured players, QBs, etc.
You have to be fortunate to win natty’s.
We need QE to figure it the hell out as well
I'm not going to lie, I sat on my couch for the majority of the second half yelling at my television that Sark needs to "PUT ARCH IN THE GAME."
His response was a clear and present middle finger to my face with an 8 minute touchdown drive which had 15 straight running plays.
I trust the coach, i trust the defense, but i have very little trust in QB1 or Bert Auburn. Which makes me feel very leery about the next month of football.
His response was a clear and present middle finger to my face with an 8 minute touchdown drive which had 15 straight running plays.
I trust the coach, i trust the defense, but i have very little trust in QB1 or Bert Auburn. Which makes me feel very leery about the next month of football.
