Recent content by agent|orange

Sorry if there is a thread already on this, I searched and found nothing on boats. Anyway, I live on the lake but it's summer pool only meaning I have 3-4' of water in the summer but it's dry lake bed (almost all silt) in the winter. I'm looking into buying a pontoon and am a bit of an...

I'm not sure how much worse it can be when we gave up multiple sacks late in the game when UGA was rushing 3 guys. I specifically remember several plays where 2 OL were just .... standing there blocking air as Nico was sacked. It's a coaching issue more than anything and teams have been...

... we also haven't played on the road since then either.

It was Guarantano. And while Nico's stats are better, they're only marginally better. Heupel straight up said QB, WRs and OL need to be better. They do. And you're fooling yourself if you think Nico's play had much at all to do with our win. He struggled to move the ball, turned it over...

16/26 (61%, 6.5ypa) 169 yards 0 TD 1 INT is a liability, especially in a game that ended tied in regulation and the opposing QB that was running an offense getting 6.3 yards per play got injured in a fluke accident. 10/17 (58%, 6.2ypa) 107 0/2 is another QB's statline in a Florida game that we...

I'm not saying it's all Nico or all the OL. Straight up he's missed wide open reads and throws when he has a completely clean pocket. He has had a clean pocket and open guys and has rolled out of a clean pocket and into pressure. He lets the early hits rattle him and when the OL provides a clean...

Yeah, I'm pretty nervous about next year. On the DL we lose all 4 starters and 2 more in the 2-deep. On the OL we lose 4/5 starters and 2 more in the 2-deep. We actually have quite a bit of depth at OL especially in the underclassmen ranks with 5* Sanders, 4* Moore (though at 6'2" may be...

I don't think he's a bust. I think he's struggling and the OL is only part of it. If a QB holds onto the ball and gets sacked, that's not 100% on the OL.

I would be willing to bet that if we were flies on a wall hearing Heupel and Halzle talk, they'd agree with the critique here. They may not be blasting Nico in the face with it but neither are we, as fans, unless we tweet at or boo the players which I am beyond 100% against. If a player is in a...

lol, says you on the sports forum. At least I know why I'm here, you seem to not know.

Why is criticizing a 20 year-old man who is making $8mil to play Quarterback in a system he's been in since January 2003 such a "no-go"? Nobody is threatening his life or calling him names. The vast majority of critique is legitimate. He is missing throws. He is missing reads. It's fixable...

We ran 25 times with our RBs for 157 yards which is 6.8ypc. We threw 29 times which would be a lot more calls considering Nico was sacked, what, 4 times and scrambled at least another 4 more. He had basically 40 chances to do something including the game being in his hands and he got 158...

Nico had multiple missed throws on the right read but also multiple instances where he didn't settle down and read an open receiver. Slants looked terrible with almost all of them being really low. Just on the last drive: He missed the throw to Kitselman that would have likely sealed the game...

I don't think that's an entirely wrong assessment. Both have struggled to consistently be accurate on slants and screens. Nico blew multiple intermediate throws late that cost us the game: * Underthrew multiple slants. 1 was caught, 1 got White a concussion and none were advanceable. * Hold...

I dunno, I've thought a lot about this. I randomly saw a Pruitt :vomit: clip on social media. The clip in question was Guarantano's fumble at the 2 yard line in a play that would have brought us to 28-20 at Bama. This was 2019, well into the peak dominance for them and we were a 2-5 football...