mr.checkerboards
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We all know what he did with JG and I get it. But the plan was to play both QBs, everyone who is complaining about it knew that. Pruitt is also right when he said he held the ball too long. Hyatt was open for a long time on that timing route, ball should have been out a long time before the non-fumble happened. I also don’t think he got “pull” because of that play.Yeah, I don’t think anyone would have thought anything about it if Pruitt hadn’t stuck with JG despite disaster after disaster.
Well here ya go, because someone didLol. Ask that same question after we lose by 3TD next Saturday.
Except we would have been 5-7 because we would have lost to Oklahoma out of conference. Also not a guarantee this team would have beat Charlotte or TroyWell here ya go, because someone did
OK let's say the Vols lose next week...3-7 is equivalent to 6-6 or 7-5 in a normal schedule. I'm not saying there isn't problems because there are, but I think the power people think staying the course unless you have a top tier guy is the way to go. You guys have your narrative and don't want to listen to anything except what you want. Just is what it is to quote Rick Clausen.
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FWIW....I didn’t know about it haha.We all know what he did with JG and I get it. But the plan was to play both QBs, everyone who is complaining about it knew that. Pruitt is also right when he said he held the ball too long. Hyatt was open for a long time on that timing route, ball should have been out a long time before the non-fumble happened. I also don’t think he got “pull” because of that play.