re: Tua Pass in High Def Slow Mo - A Thing of Beauty

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The seasons over, y'all killed it, and it was a helluva game. Time to finish this jackoff session and wait on next season because its a dead period during basketball and baseball seasons for all of you.

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Hell no, we are the Champs and it is our right to rub it in your faces all off season. This continues until September. Deal with it.

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any SEC QB with no pressure can complete a pass to a wide open receiver.

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Your guys got pressure on Jalen. Why not on Tua?

The reality is that was a perfect pass regardless of the fact that Smitty smoked UGA's DB and was wide open. That was a TD even if the DB was right in Smith's hip-pocket. It was perfectly thrown right over his shoulder into his outstretched arms. Nobody was stopping it except the safety, and Tua ripped his heart out by looking him off the whole play. Masterful play all around.

Wobbly spiral, 9/10

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I'vemade better in freshman ball

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I've made out with better freshman's balls

FIFY

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But let's be honest.... any SEC QB with no pressure can complete a pass to a wide open receiver.

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1. Most SEC QB's routinely miss deep balls
2. The receiver wasn't magically wide open. He was open for a split second because of how well Tua disguised the pass and how quickly he made the decision and released the ball with elite arm strength and spin on it. It was cover 2 with a corner and safety both assigned to Smith. That is a deep ball that is completed or even attempted maybe 5% of the time with that coverage.
3. No pressure? Yea he had enough time, but there was plenty of pressure in terms of everything being on the line.

I can’t quote properly with this phone but someone talked some shite about Spencer Pennington. Dude was our third string QB. He did his best and played his heart out for Bama when we sucked. He was a tough arse QB for us. I hate when people give Pennington a hard time.

Tua's arm angle at release is unusual in that his elbow is far away from his left ear. That low arm angle would be considered poor form by Tom Brady but it worked pretty well on the winning pass.



well, Tua is not naturally left handed, he's right handed. but his dad made him learn to throw left handed as a kid.

It’s dumb that wins are considered a QB stat