VT4

Oline pff grades will be ugly.
Man they’re a ways away from being okay

lol

Missouri schedule (only 4 road games, weaker Ooc schedule, weaker Sec schedule have MsSt and play Alabama at home):
CentralArk (lol)
Kansas
Ulala
USCe
UMass
Ala
@Aub
@Vandy
Tamu
Ms St
@Okl
@Ark

Sec: USCe, Ala, @Aub, @Vandy, Tamu, MsSt, @Okl, @Ark

Ooc: CentArk, Kansas, ULaLa, UMass

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LSU schedule (5 road games including the opener whereas Mizz played Central Arkansas at home lol, much stronger Ooc, stronger Sec with Alabama and OleMs on road):
@Clemson
La Tech
Fla
SELa
@Ole Miss
USCe
@Vandy
TA&M
@Ala
Ark
WKy
@OU

Sec: Fla, @OleMs, USCe, @Vandy, Tamu, @Ala, Ark, @Okl

Ooc: @Clemson, LaTech, SeLa, WKy

Like a cherry, Missouri offers nothing of substance
Coated in red dye
Overly sweet
And adorning foods and drinks made for children
Missouri is the acrid aftertaste of fakeness
Hereinafter referred to as cherries

I agree that those completions would impacted the OPs conclusion.

However, the inability to run (last game especially) is causing issues with our deep routes as there is less need for the safety to step up to stop our rushing attacks.

It’s evidenced by our need for misdirection as well as for our wideouts to rush as frequently as they do though I will acknowledge Xavion can run the ball (better work on ball security).

Losing Moore was a big problem. I would like to see another difference maker on the line and I hope it turns out to be Curne. Davis had some real problems last game!

We’re experienced at most positions, except oline at spots, and we’re talented. Clemson is harping on inexperience of our oline but most have some good experience individually and a lot of talent.

Nuss - 5th yr Sr
OL - RS So, Rs So, Rs Jr, 5th yr Sr, Rs Fr
TE - 5th yr Sr, So, Jr
WR - 5th yr Sr, Sr, RS Jr, Sr, RS Jr,
RB - So, Jr, Fr
DL - 5th yr Sr, Grad student, So, Jr, So
DE - 5th yr Sr, Jr, Jr, So, Jr, Grad Student
LB - Jr, RS Jr, Grad Student, Sr
DB - Sr, Sr, Jr, So, Jr, RS So, 5th yr Sr

The grounder was hit to the SS right and he had to turn toward third to glove it. So his body wasn’t in aligned to make an easy throw to second base. Would it have been in time at second? Maybe so but it probably wouldn’t have left enough time to get the runner at first at least that was what he had to have been thinking. So it was the correct play.
The line drive to LF was absolutely smoked with topspin. Not sure but the sun might have been in play. Regardless the fielder made a move backwards because the ball was so well hit and when he tried to move forward he lost footing and the ball was closing and sinking. It was going to be a hard play to convert which is why he whiffed. Had it not struck his shoulder it would have rolled to the fence anyway albeit closer to the CF to make a quicker throw to the cutoff maybe saving that second run from coming in.
Can’t view luck in a vacuum like Arkansas is conveniently spinning this as a collapse. Better to evaluate it objectively giving credit to us and ownership to them of the choices they made leading up to those moments. Brook trout is all about being dumbfounded in the moment which is directly related to conscious awareness. Jay preaches ownership and empowerment. Sounds like Arkansas needs to hear that.

Oof this has soured. Are you hoping CC wins the ship? What if we beat them.

Yeah Shore is coming on now.

We’ll have some other surprises for you.

It’s going to be poor pig suey.

Almost doesn’t count in baseball.

Cowards