Orangeredblooded
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The difference this time, as a battered 59 year old fan (shut up Byron and Glich), I was never worried either game in my gut. Sure, I bit my nails and screamed at the TV, but never once did I think the outcome would be any different. Sure, it could have both times, but I never felt that dread I’ve felt since…I don’t remember.I do think we are a legit Top 10 team...but I think that parity is amazing outside of the 2-3 deep 5* loaded UGA, Bama and OSU.
I don't think that much separates #5 from #25.
Case in point...us. We needed OT to beat Pitt (good Top 20 team) and UF (good Top 20 team) took us down to the wire.
If TN is playing TN-Martin on SEC Network+ at 11am then it is definitely Jefferson Pilot-ish, but against LSU on ESPN is different. That will be going head to head against Fox’s best game and ESPN isn’t gonna just give that up usually.Maybe so... but I think time slot was also affected by this being a CBS double-header weekend. Also, we sure have had a lot of brunch food tailgates the past few years, which makes me think it's still a little bit Jefferson-Pilotish!
HAHAHAHAHAHA Kiffin realizing how good he had it after seeing Vols atmosphere last weekend
Does college football have an attendance problem? Lane Kiffin's fan gripes bring up fair point
You definitely have to look at yards per play with out defense, not total yardage. Every team's stats will look better against us because they get waaaay more offensive plays per game. Also, the game plan was DEFINITELY making AR beat us with his arm. It's not even a question. It's obvious.Based on previous film, it would have been incompetence to not force AR to throw over letting him run. Play zone, and everyone watches the QB. We then played man on multiple 4th down plays and still got beat. I am of the opinion that indeed a big issue is personnel. We are playing a lot of guys who haven’t really played much. I guess we just throw the development of Taylor and Theo out the window. Just like the offense has to play together for everything to work (Tillman’s injury from a high throw because a DL was grabbing Hooker’s collar), the defense is the same. Coaching can always get better, but I don’t believe that is the sole problem.
I love the preemptive shut up. It's almost like you're reading my mind.The difference this time, as a battered 59 year old fan (shut up Byron and Glich), I was never worried either game in my gut. Sure, I bit my nails and screamed at the TV, but never once did I think the outcome would be any different. Sure, it could have both times, but I never felt that dread I’ve felt since…I don’t remember.
Edit: honorable mention, InVol. Pfft, you’re not fooling anyone. You’ll see this at a crisp 5 a.m. fall morning.