Lest we forget...

Not too concerned with run game. Gameplan goes out of the window when you are down 28-0 after 1Q

ETN looks great to me. Frazier def has more juice than Robinson but appears he is in the doghouse.

What I learned is that we need to let this team have explosive plays because when we do, we can score

The energy in that building last night, coupled with the obvious focus and hunger the Bama players had at kickoff was a disastrous combo.

When Bana came out the tunnel. I looked at my son and said if we can keep it close in this first half we will win.

We didn't.

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Beck is a great QB. You don't throw for 439 yds against Bama in their house and not be a great QB.

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You can throw this out the window once they go up 28-0. The whole defensive and offensive mindset changes and it’s natural that the players start taking off since they think the game is in the bag. We’ve seen it 100 times when a team jumps out to a big lead.

ETA I’ll give him a pass on the safety if he was throwing to a receiver which wasn’t where he was supposed to be….either by holding or a busted route. That call was bullshite.

All of our goals are still attainable theoretically and realistically. But I think we really need to beat Texas

Well, Beck isn’t as good as we thought at reading defenses. He looked completely clueless when they switched from one coverage to another. A good QB would recognize that, esp a 5th yr sr.

"wasn't as good as we thought...."

No offense bro (or sis) but uh, I'm a clinicial chaplain in a hospice agency. I'm not a football coach, so why would what I think matter compared to what the coaches on the UGA football team (one of the most successful schools in the country) think? I seen what I thought was some good stuff and some bad stuff, but the coaches that they pay alot more than I get paid think he's the best QB on the team or he wouldn't be starting for the UGA. Do you think what these smart coaches decided by making him the starter was WRONG? My point being, nobody asks the coaches on a college football team if its better to give a dying patient Morphine or Fentanyl, do they? So, I'm not going to pass judgement on something I'm no expert on by any stretch of the imagination.

Again, no offense, but what do you do for a living? Just saying....

What we learned last night is he can sling it when they take the reins off. The downside is when they come off, the ball is more at risk. One of the interceptions was not on him. I disagree with the safety call. We had a guy running a 9 route who was getting hands on him by the defender. Yes, he made some bad decisions and the fumble was bad. The Bama QB got some lucky bounces that could have been turnovers, but they weren’t. There is not a lot that separates us vs Bama. Getting in that hole was bad and there is no excusing it. With that said, the amount of clutch 4 th down conversions showed me something. The best is yet to come with this team.

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. I realize I'm a half full kind of guy, but surely you see all this, right?

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The glass is always full of water or air. Yes I recognize he threw a shite ton of yards in the second half and converted 5(?) fourth downs. But that’s not a recipe for winning games. Those are stats for someone padding his stats against lesser comp or who fell behind big and had to climb out of a giant hole he helped create.