2024 non-GT games thread

[Root4GT]

Ewers is not a powerful runner and their OL was pretty outclassed at the goal line. I could see possibly bringing in Arch, or just power running it downhill but I honestly doubt either of those were going to work either. They needed some creativity at that point. It didn't work out but I don't blame them for not choosing to just run into a brick wall.

At some point you have to believe you can get 1 yard.

 

[Northeast Stinger]

The OSU player pulled a Texas defender off the ball carrier after the whistle blew. That is an unsportsmanlike penalty and a 15 yard penalty.

You don’t see it often when the runner is not on the ground but it is still a penalty. I thought it was a weak call but within the official’s discretion.

I didn’t see that but I believe you. If we are talking about the same play the announcers missed it too. They focused on the OSU lineman “hitting late or after the whistle.”

 

[WreckinGT]

At some point you have to believe you can get 1 yard.

There are many ways to get 1 yard. A QB sneak isn't the best way by default.

 

[stinger78]

 

[Oldgoldandwhite]

Not unless they make the ACC Championship Game.

He’ll be sitting out by then. Preparing for the NFL.

 

[UgaBlows]

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Temp Ban yourself

 

[UgaBlows]

At some point you have to believe you can get 1 yard.

I liked the short yardage play that TX ran earlier where the TE ran up under center like he was gonna take the snap and they hiked it between his legs to Manning who ran for a 1st down. Probably should have saved that for the goalline…

 

[stinger78]

Temp Ban yourself

Surely we have a high jumper on the team?

 

[bobongo]

There are many ways to get 1 yard. A QB sneak isn't the best way by default.

In four tries? They had first and goal at the one. They only needed 9 inches a pop.

 

[UgaBlows]

In four tries? They had first and goal at the one. They only needed 9 inches a pop.

Exactly, get under freaking center and run plays that don’t lose yardage

 

[orientalnc]

Exactly, get under freaking center and run plays that don’t lose yardage

So, coaches should simply ignore all the data they have about their strengths and the opponents weaknesses, plus the situation data they have for both teams. If they had your contact info they wouldn't need all that research. Simply call @UgaBlows for the play call. Of course, you need to make sure you are watching the game live and not on some silly delay (like YT TV or Spectrum).

 

[bobongo]

Exactly, get under freaking center and run plays that don’t lose yardage

The offensive line has an advantage in that they know the snap count, and the initial surge of the OL is a very good bet to do the trick in very short yardage situations. Added to this is that the QB can get a push from behind. Pretty much a no-brainer in my book.

 

[stinger78]

Final answer = Refrigerator Perry.

 

[bobongo]

So, coaches should simply ignore all the data they have about their strengths and the opponents weaknesses, plus the situation data they have for both teams. If they had your contact info they wouldn't need all that research. Simply call @UgaBlows for the play call. Of course, you need to make sure you are watching the game live and not on some silly delay (like YT TV or Spectrum).

No, we should always accede to Authority with a capital A and never have any ideas of our own.
Of course, we see how it turned out for Texas, but I'm sure the coach knows best because some guy with a keyboard told us not to question him.

 

[Northeast Stinger]

Microphone like a javelinSo, coaches should simply ignore all the data they have about their strengths and the opponents weaknesses, plus the situation data they have for both teams. If they had your contact info they wouldn't need all that research. Simply call @UgaBlows for the play call. Of course, you need to make sure you are watching the game live and not on some silly delay (like YT TV or Spectrum).

Feedback from fans is the new consensus style of college coaching .

 

[Towaliga]

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Brad Jefferson offers a rebuttal to your photo

 

[GT33]

View attachment 17603Brad Jefferson offers a rebuttal to your photo

That's a great picture. Derrick Morgan's looking up & saying that dwag sure got ****ed up good on that play! 8 leghumper fans in background with wtf looks on their faces. Ump is facing the wrong direction, flag at the ready probably fixated on making sure Stafford doesn't get touched.

 

[Towaliga]

That's a great picture. Derrick Morgan's looking up & saying that dwag sure got ****ed up good on that play! 8 leghumper fans in background with wtf looks on their faces. Ump is facing the wrong direction, flag at the ready probably fixated on making sure Stafford doesn't get touched.

Moreno had made several highlight reels that year jumping over tacklers. Even though the media kept hyping Moreno, Jonathan Dwyer actually had better statistics that year. Prior to the game, when asked about Dwyer, Moreno replied something like “ Who’s Jonathan Dwyer? I’ve never heard of him.” After this tackle, you could feel the wind go out of u(sic)GA’s sails.

 

[minorityoption]

View attachment 17603Brad Jefferson offers a rebuttal to your photo

I remember this play vaguely. Awesome

 

[UgaBlows]

So, coaches should simply ignore all the data they have about their strengths and the opponents weaknesses, plus the situation data they have for both teams. If they had your contact info they wouldn't need all that research. Simply call @UgaBlows for the play call. Of course, you need to make sure you are watching the game live and not on some silly delay (like YT TV or Spectrum).

Geez, I am So sorry for having opinions as a fan