Volfan2012
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you are wrong, when tw is threaten with anything against florida he starts insulting our fan base so suck his asz if you want.
lol, ...I don't remember any of this TW.. I apologize , I had a few to many shots of tequila..my bad so I guess I am the fool ...for now...Right genius, because all I did in this thread was say UF had a safety who didn't deserve to be on the Top 10 list, and UT's best safety Randolph got snubbed.
I understand every message board has a few idiot mouthbreathers who come out with both guns blazing whenever a rival posts something...take you for instance...but at least read and attempt to comprehend what's being said before making yourself look like a fool.
Have a nice day. :tease2:
I guess the tackling on the back end has been good.
I need my eyes checked.
Carry on
You truly are an idiot.
UT's safeties haven't been the best open field tackle, and no one has suggested that. But by your own criteria, 5 INT's goes a long way to helping stop long plays.
You want to hang the blame for the barrage of long plays from last season on something, hang it on the stupidest defensive scheme in the history of college football.
i have used this example before to prove a point and will do so now.
on trey burton's 80 yard td run, marsalis teague had an opportunity to make a tackle and didn't.
period. end of story. next case.
he had the angle. he had the sideline. and trey burton will never be confused with earl campbell or herschel walker.
now, that's just one play. but, it's not like there aren't other examples. whatever sunseri did, at some point, player finds ball, player chases ball, player brings guy with the ball down to the ground.
and if some of you don't want to acknowledge that as a problem, that's fine.
hell, on several occasions, the tackle wasn't even missed because the guy chasing the play didn't even have the speed to get there.
but, whether it's not making the tackle or not getting there, it's up to the people in the back to keep a play from going the distance.
i have used this example before to prove a point and will do so now.
on trey burton's 80 yard td run, marsalis teague had an opportunity to make a tackle and didn't.
period. end of story. next case.
he had the angle. he had the sideline. and trey burton will never be confused with earl campbell or herschel walker.
now, that's just one play. but, it's not like there aren't other examples. whatever sunseri did, at some point, player finds ball, player chases ball, player brings guy with the ball down to the ground.
and if some of you don't want to acknowledge that as a problem, that's fine.
hell, on several occasions, the tackle wasn't even missed because the guy chasing the play didn't even have the speed to get there.
but, whether it's not making the tackle or not getting there, it's up to the people in the back to keep a play from going the distance.