MoCo_Vol
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Think I read somewhere that he was promised some time on offense? Has to be receiver. Kid is a baller and a playmaker. Suspect he'd do well at wideout. Sure can't be any worse than what we had last year. One thing is certain. the staff can't afford not to follow thru with any promises made to keep him from the portal.Surely Boo is gonna get a shot at WR this year
I'm not sure what else you want. For us to change our in favor of yours?I hope that made you feel better. It added a lot to the board.
I haven't said a cross or disrespectful word to you, but feel free to continue to act like an @$$hat if it works for you.
OMG... We got beaten by the best team in the country IN THE PLAYOFFS, a mere four years out from believing the program was dead.There is also the reality of what just happened against Ohio State and our inability to consistently move the ball against a competent defense but you do you
Our offense was pretty similar to Texas' offense this season in terms of production:Their defense would shut down our disgusting offense pretty easily. Just like every top end team
OMG... We got beaten by the best team in the country IN THE PLAYOFFS, a mere four years out from believing the program was dead.
Again. It's a process.
And again, it sounds a lot like someone ragging on the surgeons that saved someone's life because the stitches itch during the healing process.
If you claimed that you expected four years ago to be in as good a position as we are in now, I would suspect you to be a liar.
It sounds entitled as hell to complain about this turnaround. But as you say, you do you.
ETA:
I'll give an example of my stance here. I had a fairly serious fall years ago and had a massive, compound break much worse than Bru's. I was rushed to the ER. The last thing I remember before being put under for surgery was the surgeons telling me that they'd do their best to save my foot.
They did. They bolted me back together, and it was a long, painful recovery.
Now, imagine that I started walking around trashing the staff because the recovery was slow and painful. If I started questioning their abilities and floating the idea that their medical licenses should be revolked because I wasn't running Olympic speeds.
You'd all call me a crazed, entitled dumbass. And well you should.
To quote a stranger on the internet, you do you.Did you just compare surgery to a football coach? Every human is infallible and open to criticism especially a career at a high profile SEC school, if that upsets you I don’t know what to tell you. Josh Heupel isn’t reading this board and yes you would be crazy if you used your example as comparable situations lol our oline needs help and so does the offense. We struggled to move the ball against several teams not just Ohio State and the defense struggled to stop a competent qb for much of the season not just Ohio State. We had a great year, no one is disputing that especially me
We also had 408 yards of offense against Bama, 313 against Georgia, and 256 against Ohio State. The Ohio State output wasn't great but we did play without two starting WRs and our starting RB. We still had 156 yards rushing, which included -35 in sack yardage. Point being, we didn't struggle as much as people pretend we did moving the ball against the top teams. Our issues were more in finishing drives with scores.OMG... We got beaten by the best team in the country IN THE PLAYOFFS, a mere four years out from believing the program was dead.
Again. It's a process.
And again, it sounds a lot like someone ragging on the surgeons that saved someone's life because the stitches itch during the healing process.
If you claimed that you expected four years ago to be in as good a position as we are in now, I would suspect you to be a liar.
It sounds entitled as hell to complain about this turnaround. But as you say, you do you.
I've often thought about how much more fun this site would be if there was one. Also, how much more discerning some folks might be with posting every thought that enters their mind and somehow bypasses their filter.
Combine that with the fact that we're working with a roster that is one year removed from recruiting under the cloud of (and negative recruiting that comes with) threatened pay-for-play sanctions, and is still recruiting with reduced scholarships and recruiting restrictions.We also had 408 yards of offense against Bama, 313 against Georgia, and 256 against Ohio State. The Ohio State output wasn't great but we did play without two starting WRs and our starting RB. We still had 156 yards rushing, which included -35 in sack yardage. Point being, we didn't struggle as much as people pretend we did moving the ball against the top teams. Our issues were more in finishing drives with scores.
Why would you care how many people click a dislike button on your posts?Terrible idea.
No discussions would be had. It would be ones that are always positive getting likes while the ones that even criticize Heupel’s shoe size would be labeled a “nega”
Just leave it how it is. Just put the ones you don’t like on ignore.