Started By
Message
re: Season Predictions
Posted on 9/1/23 at 8:55 am to surgicalvenom
Posted on 9/1/23 at 8:55 am to surgicalvenom
I’ve been a Drink defender due to his recruiting, but what does that matter if he falls in love with less talented players and won’t give the recruits he brings in a fair shake? With how much Drink seems committed to Cook, it’ll be tough to unseat him not only this season but also next.
Cook’s arm looked the same, he forced a bad pass into double coverage that could’ve easily been an interception. It was a worse throw and decision than Horn’s pick, which basically led to Horn not being able to throw the ball again. It’s frustrating because Drink has improved talent basically across the board, and with improved QB play we could take the next step and make some noise, but they seem to want to continue the conservative screens and slants bs that won’t work against good SEC defenses. Hope I’m wrong
Cook’s arm looked the same, he forced a bad pass into double coverage that could’ve easily been an interception. It was a worse throw and decision than Horn’s pick, which basically led to Horn not being able to throw the ball again. It’s frustrating because Drink has improved talent basically across the board, and with improved QB play we could take the next step and make some noise, but they seem to want to continue the conservative screens and slants bs that won’t work against good SEC defenses. Hope I’m wrong
2
Posted on 9/1/23 at 9:46 am to mouse_cop
But...the offense did work against SEC teams last year. Should have beat Auburn, a bad pick 6 away from beating Florida a obscure punt rule from beating UK (which btw is no longer a rule), and came within 2 yards of beating the National Champs (Shrader got caught from behind.) Kudos to UGAs safety for not giving up on that play BTW.
Cook was only responsible for the bad pick 6 at Florida. The rest were not in his control. Point is,the offense can work in the SEC, especially if the OL and running game is better.
Cook was only responsible for the bad pick 6 at Florida. The rest were not in his control. Point is,the offense can work in the SEC, especially if the OL and running game is better.
Posted on 9/1/23 at 9:48 am to mouse_cop
No matter the opponent, we play "not to lose". I neither understand nor like it.
Page 1 of 1
Popular
Back to top
Follow SECRant for SEC Football News