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I remember my dad talking about playing in those alumni games, but not sure he got in on the last one. He would have been in his mid 30s by then.

That might seem like an appropriate analogy, but we are talking about different coaches having different offensive philosophies, not a lack of necessary knowledge as Cable and others like him proclaim.

You mean to tell me that college coaches of both spread and pro-style offenses aren't spending the same amount of time and energy to coach up their guys? Of course they do, it's NCAA mandated and even if it wasn't almost all coaches at that level are motivated to win, so they all work their tails off to coach their guys. Some people believe in certain philosophies over others, and that's fine, but let's not pretend that spread players aren't getting coached up.

Not much of an explanation RT87. Not trying to say "gotcha" either. I happen to think many football coaches out there have a hard time understanding that good, solid fundamental offensive football can indeed be played when spreading the field. The game is the same. Good teams still have to be physical no matter if the Y lines up tight or on the numbers.

I don't have a problem with him going to B&G game. He got done with the test before noon in all likelihood. Why not get in a car and go see spring game? I'm sure he put everything he had into taking that test. Sitting at home and hoping you scored well doesn't help.

Yeah, the past speaks for itself in terms of Pinkel playing freshmen. If they can make an impact, they will play. Beckner will be an example of that if he qualifies, and the D-line isn't exactly hurting for talent right now. I think the staff sees Wingo as an explosive playmaker with the ball in his hands and that's why they moved him.

Mizz-SEC, sounds like we do the same float. We usually go in mid June.

"because Arkansas was in worst shape when he got here DUH!"


This poor excuse for a sentence just screams Arkansas.

"I'll be sure to let the UT AD know of your thoughts, I'm sure they care"

Could you please? My email is turnanorangeazzred@3yearsinarow.com

I appreciate the overall list of the maxims being posted and I appreciate UT's history. I would actually use some of the others like "A team that won't be beat can't be beat" rather than one that focuses on NOT doing something, like turning the ball over. I just think that type of thing needs to be emphasized in practice and I would think be counterproductive to put into the players' heads right before kickoff.

I had never heard/read the phrase "shower discipline" before. That is interesting.