re: How good is OU

OU is ok...maybe good...not great. unbalanced for sure

An aggressive defense that that papers over a horrible offense that cant be counted on to produce consistent drives.

We went from one end of the spectrum with FULR to the other end with BV in just a few years.

The defense actually has some vulnerabilities but luckily 80% of OCs are too stubborn to develop a gameplan to attack them the right way.

Brent pulled out a can on Bama

I swear I thought I made Bama fans look bad but this guy....

Better than y'all

Our quarterback ran in a 20 plus yard touchdown. What are you smoking?

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I’d be interested to hear what no-calls you think helped OU win yesterday.

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The reason you were able to get the pick 6 is because another defender knocked the shite out of the intended receiver while the ball was in the air.

It should have been a penalty and a 1st down for Alabama. Instead Oklahoma got a TD.

The previous drive you also got away with a DPI. The guy never turned his head and was just hand grabbing the receiver. Should have been a 1st down.

On the missed FG, your guy put his hands on the backs of the lineman to launch over them. Should have been a 1st down for Alabama, instead it was a turnover on downs.

Doesn't change the final score, but there you go.

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I'd love a rematch too. I'd actually be more confident going into a rematch than I was going into the game yesterday.

Especially if it's a rematch in a playoff game.

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Not happening because Mizzou is going to get the win over Oklahoma.

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If one of the PIs you are referencing is the one between Williams and Guillory, you should be glad the flag was picked up. Williams grabbed Guillory’s jersey and pulled him into him to try to create a DPI. Video is all over Twitter for you to view if you need proof.

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I'm not sure of one where a flag was picked up. I don't do X, so you'll have to link it or something. It was early in the game.

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On the FG attempt, there was nothing illegal about the play. He was lined up, stationary, within one yard of the LOS when the ball was snapped.

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Don't think you are allowed to launch off the lineman.

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Since we want to discuss non-calls, Bama’s OL had more tackles than their D did.

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Yeah, this is bullshite.

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SEC refs suck, but there wasn’t a single no-call that affected the outcome of the game, unlike what the poster I replied to was insinuating.

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Again, you got a touchdown off a no-call DPI.

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Except, he didn’t launch off the lineman. Maybe you were watching a different game?

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Yes he did, his hands are clearly on the backs off both lineman. It's not a big deal, the guy shanked it. But you asked for examples.

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Here’s the play with Williams: Williams OPI

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Pretty sure he was trying to get to the ball. The defender had his head turned more than I remembered, but still hand fighting. Again, not a big deal but you asked for examples.

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This link proves your complaint about DPI on the pick six is BS you made up: Pick Six

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That's a terrible view of the play.

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Better view of the play. Slow it down. RSJ is making a play on the ball when he and the receiver collide. Pretty sure it’s a good no-call, but I’m not a rules expert. LINK

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In what way?

Here is the ball before it's even to the receiver. Your guy is clearly hitting the intended receiver well before the ball gets there. And it's clearly a catchable ball because the person who caught the ball is right behind him.

If you want, I can show another shot even earlier where your guy is making contact, at least 1 yard prior. I went another frame because the ball was exactly on the 20 and hard to see.

If not for the DPI, the ball is at a minimum tipped by the receiver.



Personally, I think Oklahoma did this on purpose. You almost got another interception the same way shortly after but the DPI was actually called on it. Same thing though, one defender takes out the receiver and the other catches it.