Just embarrassing

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#52
BernardKingGOAT said:
Reminded me so much of the 1997 Orange bowl beat down we got from Nebraska. Eerily similar including score
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Yes, & we were at that Orange Bowl. Last night, however, I didn't have to watch the debacle. Left the room when OSU took 21-0 lead & never returned; watched Christmas Vacation & Mormon Tabernacle Christmas on another t.v. Life's too short. :cool: 🥱
 
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Smokymtnbullet said:
I’d like to see what he can do without the sanctions.
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Using sanctions as an excuse is BS. Our coaches need to get better at evaluating talent, recruiting it, and then developing it. More importantly, they need to get better at putting together game plans and making in-game adjustments.
 
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VolCalls said:
Using sanctions as an excuse is BS. Our coaches need to get better at evaluating talent, recruiting it, and then developing it. More importantly, they need to get better at putting together game plans and making in-game adjustments.
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Yup. Ohio State, in addition to the talent gap, has a much better all around coaching staff. Kelly vs Banks isn’t a recipe for success.
 
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#59
I don't know, it reminded me of the first 2004 Auburn game where everything just went wrong for us and right for them. What if we got off the field instead of getting the face mask call? What if their receiver had dropped that long TD and how did that ball not hit our DB in the head instead of being caught on the play that set up their 2nd TD? Remember, we almost won the SEC Championship game against the same Auburn team later that year. Momentum is a powerful thing, especially at home. I turned it off at 21-0, and so did the team. I saw us maybe getting it together and keeping even, but even was still losing by 21, so there was no hope. They played great and got all the breaks while we got none. Sometimes you win or lose in the first quarter. I just don't think things are as doom and gloom as everybody seems to be thinking. Just a bad performance against a really good football team.
 
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Everyone looked slow. OSU was way faster. We need a whole new receiving core. Kids that can match up one on one and get open…..then catch. They sucked it up last night. D was exposed also for being slow. Always playing catch-up.
 
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#66
This loss will be a set back for the program. It was embarrassing for us and the SEC. We pump our chest how bad the SEC is and then you don’t even show up to play the biggest game of the year. I don’t see Heupel recovering from this. Next year will probably be an 8-4 9-3 year if that. The seat will start getting hot for him
 
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DC Banks needs to turn his back when he collects his next paycheck. Giving up 21 points with 6 minutes to go in the first quarter is NOT worthy of a DC employed by UT.
 
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#71
If this is what we call upgraded team,I don't know if I bother watching next year.That was a display of lack of ability to prepare and coach.Players gave up in qtr.1.Disrespectful to fans and University.
 
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Dobbs 4 Heisman said:
The only good thing about this is it'll force us to make big changes. We can't go into next year thinking slight improvements will be enough. We better get serious about improving the talent on this roster cause it's obvious we're not close after what happened tonight.
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SmashMouth said:
do you think Heupel, who was fired at OK, is gonna cut anyone. He has PTSD bout firing folks.
We are stuck at 9 wins, loosing the first round of the playoffs
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I'd take getting there every year. Doubt that happens with what I'm seeing though. Going to be very hard being one of 3 or 4 teams when you're recruiting midpack SEC every year.. The coaching hasn't been the difference maker, so you better get the guys that are the difference makers..
 
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#73
It was like going to a major concert, the roadies have done their jobs, the sellout crowd highly juiced and ready to hear the music and the band does not show up. That was the worst 1st quarter in the history of football. I don't think OSU had many second downs let alone 3rd downs the first 3 series and our offense was 3 and out and lucky to punt the football away. Its hard to believe with the money these coaches and players are making per game. Non-competitive in all phases.
 
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#74
Penn State can have Banks back. I honestly hope he takes a job somewhere else. Josh has already proven he's too hard headed to fire anyone. There are several coaches who need to be let go but Josh isn't smart enough or willing to do it.
 
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cyclevol said:
I don't know, it reminded me of the first 2004 Auburn game where everything just went wrong for us and right for them. What if we got off the field instead of getting the face mask call? What if their receiver had dropped that long TD and how did that ball not hit our DB in the head instead of being caught on the play that set up their 2nd TD? Remember, we almost won the SEC Championship game against the same Auburn team later that year. Momentum is a powerful thing, especially at home. I turned it off at 21-0, and so did the team. I saw us maybe getting it together and keeping even, but even was still losing by 21, so there was no hope. They played great and got all the breaks while we got none. Sometimes you win or lose in the first quarter. I just don't think things are as doom and gloom as everybody seems to be thinking. Just a bad performance against a really good football team.
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One of the few voices of reason
 
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